Commodities, Chart Analysis Weekly Technical Report & Currency Exchange Rates

Commodities Weekly Technical Report; Charts are widely used in the international commodity markets for timing and because the gathering of complete fundamental data is an impossible task. This publication includes point and figurer and bar charts on 24 different soft commodities and metals, with technical comments, price predictions and unique overbought/oversold indicators on the major commodities. It also contains charts of key United States commodities, gold coins and currency exchange rates, with a comment on the technical position of the Pound Sterling and the U.S. Dollar. Commodity Trading Recommendations; Because of the volatility of the commodity markets, buy and sell situations can become apparent between our weekly chart book publication dates; the Commodity Trading Recommendations service focuses on these outstanding trading situations. Recommendations include buying and selling ranges, support or resistance levels, trend analysis and price objectives; previous recommendations are followed up regularly. If market conditions do not warrant a specific buy or sell recommendation, developing situations are discussed. Timing of recommendations is determined by market forces, so there is no set day of the week for publication. A telex alert service for recommendations is available to overseas subscribers for an extra £75 per annum. Currencies; Currency is a unique technical service providing the vital information in a practical and efficient format to help you make quick and profitable foreign exchange decisions. It contains comparative point and figure charts of currency relationships against the U.S. Dollar, Yen, Mark, Swiss Franc, French Franc and Sterling. In addition, it includes bar charts of currencies per one U.S. Dollar, weighted appreciation/depreciation levels and Eurocurrency interest rates and also gives relative performance studies for the major currencies and trade surplus/deficit positions. Market trends are analysed each week, with comments on new developments shown by the charts. Specific forecasts are made where applicable. Stock Market Coverage; The easiest way to make a quick, yet accurate, appraisal of a stock market is to scan charts. Chart Analysis' two publications, the U.K. and the International Point and Figure Libraries, are not only ideally suited for making this assessment but are also vital in helping you to time investment decisions correctly. Available weekly or monthly, these publications contain sufficient written comment to be equally useful to those who are less familiar with technical analysis in addition to the experienced practitioner. We offer all subscribers a totally free consultancy service through telephone contact with our analysts who will be happy to discuss any situations that you feel need further explanation. The contents of the books are continually monitored so that as interest in any particular markets or sectors grows, so will the coverage The purpose of both these publications is to provide a complete technical view of the world's markets and their most active stocks. They are above all practical and profitable to use. In fact cur own portable library at a fraction of the cost of maintaining one. The U.K. Point and Figure Library; This book covers all technical aspects of the London stock market. The first part of the book contains many indicators for the gilt and equity markets which include a 30 week moving average and an overbought/oversold indicator. There are point and figure charts of the F.T. 30 Share and 500 Share, F.T. Actuaries, Government Securities and Fixed Interest market indices, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and our own momentum index. These are followed by the coupons on the long, medium and short gilts, the London gold price, the London money rates, the Dollar / Sterling exchange rate and the Bank of England Sterling Index. The main portion of the book starts with the F.T. Actuaries Indices for all market sectors. This is followed by point and figure charts of over 600 shares spread over 88 pages. These shares are listed by sector so as to make instant comparisons possible. An interpretation and analysis is included to ensure that situations of particular interest are brought to our subscribers' attention. The International Point and Figure Library; This book covers the twelve stock markets in which there is the most international interest. These are the United States and Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and South Africa. The first pages of the International Library contain many indicators for these markets, including 30 week moving averages and overbought/oversold indicators. We include point and figure charts of our own World Index, Capital International's World Index, and market indices for all the markets covered plus indices for Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Norway and Sweden. Additionally eighteen currencies are shown against Sterling and the U.S. Dollar. The main portion of the book is devoted to point and figure charts of the leading and most traded stocks in the twelve markets fully covered. It contains over 800 shares spread over 122 pages. Two additional pages contain shares from the smaller European markets. As in the case of the U.K. book an interpretation and analysis is included to ensure that situations of particular interest are brought to our subscribers' attention.