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Record low interest rates – how did the euro react?Features The euro's reaction to the interest rate decision punished many erring traders - on both sides of the market, says John C Burford. Here, he surveys the fallout, and plots his next trade.
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The euro rallies ahead of interest rate decision – what next?Features Whether or not the European Central Bank decides to raise interest rates, John C Burford is in for a no-risk trade on the euro - and the rewards could be very profitable indeed.
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The euro after Cyprus’s bail-out – watch and waitFeatures It's little wonder the euro fell following the news of the shambolic bail-out deal for Cyprus. But is this the start of a prolonged decline, asks John C Burford, or just a temporary blip?
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Can the euro continue its rally?Features These are exciting times in the euro. But ignore all the media noise, says John C Burford - only the charts can tell you where the market is heading.
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Gold: expect $2,400 by next summerFeatures A 'golden cross' in the gold market signals the bull market is alive and well.
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Why I’ve just shorted the marketTutorials Autumn is usually a tough season for investors. But with Spain on the verge of meltdown, this October promises to be especially bad, says Bengt Saelensminde. Here's how to profit.
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How to profit from central bank shenanigans
Features It’s a race to the bottom for the world’s central banks, with the European Central Bank cutting its main interest rate, following more monetary easing from the Bank of England and a rate cut from the People's Bank of China. Tim Bennett explains how you can profit.
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Is the gold bull market over?
Features Gold has slid by a fifth from last summer's highs. But with the global outlook still gloomy, is it really time to sell?
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Is there a better way to deal with bankrupt banks?
Features Many of Europe's banks are insolvent - or close to it. The likelihood is they will be bailed out. But is that the right thing to do? Matthew Partridge looks at three alternative solutions.
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