Daryl Guppy is an independent technical analyst who appears frequently on CNBC Asia. He runs training, analysis and resource workshops for retail and professional financial market traders involved in stocks, CFDs, warrants, derivatives, futures and commodities in China, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. He has his own trading company, guppytraders.com.
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In the movie, Kung Fu Panda, Master Oogway, the old wise tortoise tells Dustin Hoffman's red panda character Shifu, "There are no accidents". The best technical analysts will reach a similar conclusion when a chart like Hong Kong-listed Sinopec, flashes on the screen.
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The euro has been steadily gaining ground against the U.S. dollar over the past two years, up 22%. This week's Charting Asia takes a look at where the Euro/Dollar is heading.
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Is the world running out of oil? Or gold, or wheat, or almost any other commodity you care to name? What are the factors driving crude oil's ascent to new peak prices? Charting Asia takes a look at the technicals.
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Falling stocks and markets are the favorite hunting ground for long-term investors and they seem to be circling around Vietnam -- its market suffered a spectacular fall in 2008 -- and many investors are beginning to think it's time to get back in.
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2007 was an amazing year for the South Korean stock market. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index, or KOSPI, closed the year with a 32.3% gain at 1,820.82. And then came 2008.
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Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index is digging itself out of a hole. The market was down as much as 16% on year in April. But thankfully, the surge in commodity prices has helped the index regain some of its footing.
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Sony reports its earnings for the fiscal year 2007 on Wednesday. Its stock hasn't had a very good 12 months -- down 25% year-to-date. As a run up to Sony's earnings results tomorrow, we analyze where its shares may go.
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Taiwanese stocks have so far, bucked the negative trend of Asian markets this year. The TaiEx is up 5.4% year-to-date. Charting Asia takes a look to see whether this rally will continue as the year progresses.
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A rally is always something to get excited about, particularly after a market fall of around 50%. And that's exactly what Chinese stocks are experiencing at the moment. The Shanghai Composite Index is up 17% the past week. However a rally is not a trend change ...
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The Year of the Rat hasn't treated Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index very well. Year-to-date, the index is down over 10%. But things have been picking up of late. Month-to-date, the Hang Seng is up 9%. Is the market turning a corner?
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The silver chart shows that those who are wishing for a rise in the gold price will be disappointed.