While we reiterate our advice from last week, namely, not to let your long-term perspective on the market or the economy (whether bullish or bearish) blind you to the legitimate money-making opportunities in the short to medium term, we also acknowledge that navigating the relationship between the two perspectives is naturally confusing.

U.S. futures are pointing toward a lower open today following the Easter Holiday,and with many trading desks half manned, it could lead to a light volume trading day. CFDTrading provides news and signals including Market reports which focus on US, Asian, and European Markets plus news on oil and gold, fixed income markets and foreign exchange markets

Our philosophies on trading focus on 4 keys. Simply put, learn technical trend line analysis, price, pattern and time and anyone can make money in any type of market. Each week, these emails focus on showing our readers one or more of these techniques and how well they work. This week we highlight price.

Generally, stocks in the same industry move together. If airline stocks are trending higher, logic would dictate each of the stocks within the group should be moving higher as well. Now, some may move faster and higher than others, those are the best in breed. Sometimes, but rarely, a stock will not move at all. These are usually the “cheap” stocks that some may call a value play.