Trading Commodities or Stocks

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What is more profitable today, trading
commodities or stocks?

Which is safer?

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Certainly today’s stock volatility can lead to
substantial profits when traders
successfully use technical analysis tools
such as Candlestick charts to follow and
predict market sentiment.

And you can lose in the stock market if you
don’t use tools like Candlestick signals to
assess market sentiment.

Commodities trading can be profitable.
There may or may not be a different set of
fundamentals than when trading stocks.

And Candlestick chart patterns had their
start in trading commodities, rice, in
ancient Japan.

In thinking about which is better today,
trading commodities or stocks, there are a
few issues to be considered.

Economic uncertainty and a valid concern
about the solvency of nations have
introduced a note of panic into today’s
stock market.

But, stocks that depend upon economic
growth are more volatile than consumer
products stocks.

A double dip recession may reduce the
sales of computers, cars, new homes, and
luxury items but it very likely will not do
much to change sales of household
bleach, hand soap, or other common
household items.

In trading commodities, such as with gold
futures, traders benefit from economic
uncertainty but oil futures fall in response
to the threat of an economic downturn.

On the other hand, wheat, soybean, and
corn futures are typically less affected by
the economy and more affected by global
weather patterns, which in turn affect
harvests.

Traders can choose trading commodities or
stocks to benefit from today’s chaotic
markets and they can also play it safe by
picking stocks or commodities to trade
that are less affected by the economic
drivers of today’s markets.

No matter whether one is trading
commodities or stocks the trader does well
to use both fundamental and technical
analysis to make profits.

Fundamental analysis gives traders a clear
sense of the potential in an individual
stock or commodity.

But it is technical analysis with Candlestick
chart formations that gives the trader an
objective view of market sentiment.

In times like these the psychology of trading
can destroy even the most well designed
trading strategy.

Greed and fear have ruined many well-
made trading plans.

But with easy to read Candlestick analysis
signals as a guide in trading commodities
or stocks, traders can profitably navigate
the ups and downs of the market.

In short, both stocks and commodities offer
market volatility as a path to profits.

Also, in trading commodities or stocks one
can find more stability in some equities
than in others.

In both markets traders can buy or sell
directly or trade options.

In both markets traders are well advised to
do technical analysis with Candlestick
charting techniques in order to obtain and
maintain a clear view of the market and its
immediate potential.

Candlestick traders can profit by buying
stocks or commodities, selling stocks or
commodities, selling short with either, or
staying out of either market based on
Japanese Candlestick trading signals that
have served traders well and gained
traders profits for centuries.

Trading Commodities or Stocks

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