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In addtion to the previous post of Which Currency to Invest In? I will add in from time to time in this blog some other instruments that you can trade or invest in based on the commitment of traders report or commitment of traders COT proxy. These will give you some trading ideas and save you the hassle of scanning through the whole list of instruments. This will save you time, energy and money. These are provided to you for free. You can choose to use them if you want them to help you in making your trading or investing decisions. I will be covering various instruments which includes currencies, stocks, commodities, etc. I will cover international stocks also. I will cover both long and short trades. However please note that while I may give you the entry signal, I may or may not have the time to give you the exit signal. That, you will have to work it on your own if I do not provide them. It is your responsibility to monitor your own portfolio. If you require any help, please...

Commitment of Traders Report COT CFTC - Silver - Commodity Exchange Inc - 20 December 2011 Silver has been in an uptrend for quite sometime now. However we can see that the number of commercials net short is decreasing since the middle of this year and the prices have been falling ever since. They are leaning towards being net long. The 50% line is something we need to look out for. If that happens silver prices will fall further and it looks like the downward momentum is gaining steam.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! Enjoy the holidays! For me I will be working hehe...

Don't want the hassle to go through the Commitment of Traders Report or look through the charts to see which are the best currency to invest in right now? Ok here is a straightforward list applicable in the week starting 25 December 2011 based on last week's Commitment of Traders Report and Commitment of Traders Proxy (20th December 2011). 1) Australian Dollar - Long 2) British Pound Sterling - Short 3) Canadian Dollar - Long 4) Euro FX - Short 5) US Dollar - Long

Back in June 2011, we looked at the Singapore Exchange (SGX) chart. See link here . The commercials were short since April 2011 and it was recommended not to go long in that period if your risk tolerance is low. Let us see if that was a good recommendation. Singapore Exchange SGX Share Price - Commitment of Traders COT Proxy The commercials are still maintaining their net short position. The SGX share price is currently at 6.09. The failed ASX-SGX merger is one of the main headlines that SGX created and what a year it was for SGX in 2011.

News just out that the US markets had a surge of 3% on Tuesday due to: 1) US data showing a surge in new housing start 2) Strong encouraging news on Germany's economy 3) Reports of a Greek deal with private debt holders Now is this a bear trap? And how does the other economy outside of the US and Eurozone doing? As of this writing (data from Bloomberg): TSX : +1.14% BOLSA : +0.13% BOVESPA : -0.42% TA 25 : +1.74% TOP 40 : +1.08% NIKKEI : +0.29% KOSPI : +1.15% ASX 200 : +0.47% STI : +0.91%

How bad is the situation in Europe? Well, it looks bad enough that they are asking the world for help. Just days before it looks like there is hope for the EU and now this. Read the Channel NewsAsia link. One day it is all rosy, next day it is all gloom and doom. News does confuse you doesn't it? Will all these help you in your trading decision? I gave up on all these news releases and just follow what the commercials do. Of course people tell me that I am a sheep following the herd...