Issue #425 16 September 2011
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  Editorial
Tom Scollon - Chief Editor
Regardless of which charts I consult for a near-term market outlook– equities or commodities – the outlook is far from diabolical. Below are charts for the Australian All Ordinaries, the Dow and the FTSE, together a reasonable cross-section of what is going on in world equities:

  Market Review
Lachlan McPherson
Global markets today aren’t giving us too many reasons to look for long-term investments. In the recent maze of global volatility, European markets seem to be on the verge of capitulation, US markets are showing little prospect of improvement post QE3 and Australian markets are not displaying much domestic equity leadership, other than the mining boom.

  Technical Analysis
Jordan Craw
I find conspiracy theories quite fascinating. A quick Google search will return all manner of stories surrounding September 11, the current situation in Libya, who really owns central banks and many, many more.

  Kaeppel's Corner
Jay Kaeppel
Well I hate to do it, but let’s just get the caveats out of the way right off the bat. In this article I am going to detail a position that can allow an investor to profit as long as the stock market does anything at all except fall apart between now and 10/21 (to which some may reply, “I’m just hoping it doesn’t fall apart between now and 10:21”, which in all candor, is a good point).


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