THE CURRENT MARKET ARGUMENT PITS the charts against the cheap, the increasingly worried tape readers who see an enduring downtrend emerging versus the spread-sheet studiers who spy increasing value ...

Roughly speaking, traders come in two classes: Those who use charts and those who don’t. Within the charting community — especially among the practitioners of “pure” technical analysis, i.e. no ...

WHEN the Chartists marched on Parliament in 1839 to protest the plight of Britain’s working class they did not, as some feared, batter down the doors. Instead, in a tactic they were to use twice more ...

For many who walk through Commercial Street, the Newport Rising Hub is a place of mystery. While history lessons in school may teach us about the Chartist Uprising, they are often long forgotten, ...

Bitcoin is hanging tough amid a slew of negative headlines, extending its rally for the third day and lifting the spirit of battered bulls. The largest cryptocurrency has rallied above its average ...

Central to the festival is the Torchlit March, which follows the original route taken by the Chartists in 1839 and concludes ...

LONDON (Reuters) - As the euro zone crisis pushes bond markets into uncharted territory, investors are increasingly turning for guidance to a breed of analysts for whom Merkozy, mass downgrades and ...

Why did the markets move? Most investors, analysts and even financial journalists will look, first and foremost, for news. Perhaps the jobs data were published, a firm announced it was being acquired ...