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Coffee – Breaking Down the Risk

by SITM | Jun 15, 2022 | Andrew Baraniak, General Newsletter

Coffee – Breaking Down the Risk This month’s article takes a look at a trade that occurred in the Coffee futures market in late May of this year. Initially we’ll take a look at some of the more basic ways of entering the market, then ultimately see how a higher...

The Value of 50%

by SITM | Jun 15, 2022 | Aaron Lynch, General Newsletter

The Value of 50% This year has brought about a change of emotions as optimism has soured very quickly into pessimism. If we step back and view the psychology globally when COVID first arrived there was genuine fear that was met with a high degree of resilience as the...

Swings and Roundabouts

by SITM | Jun 15, 2022 | General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley

Swings and Roundabouts Inflation and interest rates certainly seem to be the flavour of the month for the SPI200 as traders reacted negatively to the RBA’s decision on 7 June 2022 to raise the cash rate by 0.5%. The market dropped around 1.5% on the day and has gone...

How to Find 12 Good Trades Per Year

by SITM | May 11, 2022 | General Newsletter, Mathew Barnes

How to Find 12 Good Trades Per Year In my introduction to this month’s newsletter, I spoke about the goal of finding at least one good trade per month, and in this article, I want to explore that concept in more detail. You will need to decide how many markets you...

BlueScope Steel

by SITM | May 11, 2022 | Andrew Baraniak, General Newsletter

BlueScope Steel This month’s article goes back to the Aussie stock market to take a close look at trading a setup that unfolded in the BlueScope Steel stock (BSL:ASX) in July of 2020. Three solid price reasons clustered at an average price of $10.57 and by late June...
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