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This blog post summarizes several charts that are interesting to the author, focusing on trends in precious metals, palladium, Fairfax Media stock, Wendy's Co stock, currency exchange rates, and stocks of AMP Limited and CSR Limited. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying upward trends, selling downward trends, and avoiding large bets. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog website.
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