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The Bullmarket Forum is the perfect place for investors, whether daytrading or looking at long-term investment opportunities, to catch up on the latest news, latest trends and discuss their ideas and opinions in the investor forum. Financial markets move so quickly and with private investors now able to trade stock markets, foreign exchanges, options and metals at the touch of a button, there are always new emerging trends.

We have an array of trading forums taking in currencies, penny shares, commodities, financial trends, real estate, property questions, private and conventional lending and perhaps our most popular, investment charts. The investment charts section is particularly popular as a means of monitoring share price charts for significant breakouts on the upside as well as the downside. Check out the charts we have listed, which are growing on a regular basis, or why not highlight a stock you like which has an interesting chart formation?

While many believe daytrading was at its peak back in the 1980s there is no doubt it is still extremely popular today. Buying oversold stocks and selling overbought stocks can still be extremely lucrative although the ability to think on your feet and act quickly is paramount. We have an array of members on the forum who have been there, done it and are more than happy to share their experiences with other investors. The reality is that whether you are looking at direct investment, options, shorting stocks or any other investment opportunity, the moment you “stop learning” is when you are at your most vulnerable.

The Bull Market Forum blog offers an array of informative articles covering specific companies, investment strategies, economics, politics and anything else which can and does influence stock markets on a regular basis. We all have different ideas, different goals and different timescales but it is sometimes interesting to hear from the experts, those who have been there and done it including the likes of Warren Buffett and George Soros to name but two. We know markets change, trends change but the ability to spot the next investment for the future still requires a general understanding of the market and a specific understanding of potential investment targets.

Foreign exchange markets are often overlooked by private investors as being more targeted towards institutional investors. While this may have been the case in years gone by, the Internet has changed the way we invest and the investment tools available to us. Private investors can invest in currencies as easily as investing in stocks and shares. When looking to buy overseas stocks, perhaps denominated in an overseas currency, you may need to protect yourself, perhaps hedge an off-market overseas investment opportunity or take a pure investment decision on a particular currency.

We welcome new members to the Bullmarket Forum whether you wish to partake in discussions or perhaps read the useful articles and threads available today. It is the broad array of members, broad array of skills and broad array of investment strategies which makes the Bullmarket Forum so valuable to investors.