The January slump.... Here is a case study on Bitcoin for the month of January going back three years.... Sorry to burst the bubble of the conspiracy theorists out there but there isn’t a bogey man coming to get Crypto in the middle of the night, just Jack Frost playing with us. 2017 We saw a peak up to $1138 on JAN 4, then a rapid pullback down to the low of $750 seeing a decline of $388. So the decline was 34% off the top line. After finding support around the $900 mark it

Good afternoon everyone. Here’s a quick chart that ive put together explain our GOLD positions and orders. The White line shows the most recent strong resistance/support level. If this holds on the 1hr chart most likely we will see the upturn continue and will capitalise on our x25 positions. I have set an order to SELL if we hit 1332.5 to hedge some of our positions. The red box shows that we have broken the lower line on the Bollinger Bands but then have seen a break out si

The hidden gems of the second week of 2018 This week I will be looking at the hidden gems of the week. Let’s start with the closed trades of the week So far for this month we have added 17.45% on to our closed trades for January and thats if you haven’t added the extra 4% to the copy as I have over this week. On the week we ant netted out 1.6% onto the realised profits (thats 1.6% of an increase on what we started the month with. Noticeable trades from this week that have bee

Good Morning every one! Nightly run down $AMD after hours yesterday announced that they are susceptible to the Spectre bug that have been found in $INTC chips. This was after the CEO of AMD stated that they weren’t effected at all last week after the news broke on the Intel problem. Since then the aftermarket trading closed down -3.21% and is likely to get battered in the opening of trading at 14:30 GMT (please note! Because liquidity all dry up trading wont start on here for

What a great start to the New Year! Our portfolio really has rounded off the first week with a BANG! Forty two of our stocks saw the week out in the green! (Intel still counts as we got in on a good bottom of the current dip) This is purely a stock report however... XRP and Ethereum get an honorable mentions as they have both set all time highs this month! We have started to implement our 2018 strategy to hedge our exposure to the US stock markets, however this will take time

Tesla $TSLA *Note all ratings are a personal rating for myself only and should not be used as financial advice. Stats Current value 311.35 52 Week Range 210.91 - 389.44 1 Year Return 43.59% Market Cap 52.31B P/E Ratio - Revenue 8.55B EPS -8.56 Dividend (Yield) 0 (0%) Tesla is a weird one, in the markets it has almost a cult following that they can’t fail and no matter what happens the BUYers keep on pumping it up. On the other hand though it also manages to inspire the love

Visa $V *Note all ratings are a personal rating for myself only and should not be used as financial advice. Stats Current value 114.02 52 Week Range 78.35 - 114.76 1 Year Return 44.04% Market Cap 259.26B P/E Ratio 42.17 Revenue 16.83% EPS 2.7073 Dividend (Yield) 0.78 (0.68%) Even though it is one of the lowest dividend out of all of our portfolio I am happy to keep it on our books. Visa wont be going anywhere any times soon and the rumors of them using block chain to reduce

Walmart *Note all ratings are a personal rating for myself only and should not be used as financial advice. WalMart $wmt Stats Current value 98.75 52 Week Range 65.24 - 100.05 1 Year Return 44.26% Market Cap 293.09B P/E Ratio 26.26 Revenue 485.25B EPS 3.76 Dividend (Yield) 2.04 (2.07%) Walmart is one of my favourite consumer driven stocks and has pushed out Amazon from our portfolio for the time being as Walmart has so much more room to grow and has relatively little dept.

General Electric $GE Stats Current value 17.45 52 Week Range 17.21 - 31.79 1 Year Return -44.8% Market Cap 151.33B P/E Ratio 21.57 Revenue 119.3B EPS 0.8091 Dividend (Yield) 0.48 (2.75%) General Electric has really been through the ringer as of late! As once hailed as the Darling of the Stock Market wasteful spending, bad corporate culture and lack of innovation has seen it fall very hard. However, I believe the worse may soon be over. I wrote a previous article about GE st

JP Morgan Chase & Co. $JPM *Note all ratings are a personal rating for myself only and should not be used as financial advice. Stats Current value 106.94 52 Week Range 81.58 - 108.4 1 Year Return 23.4% Market Cap 371.05 B P/E Ratio 15.41 Revenue 107.29B EPS 6.49 Dividend (Yield) 2.24 (2.09%) Another one of the banks that are with in our portfolio. The same thing goes for this as the others, the tax bill could increase their profits by 20% and should have a knock on effect t