Liz Low
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Articles by Liz Low
Master the Art of Trendline Plotting
Finance Online trading can be a daunting prospect for many beginners. But it doesn't need to be intimidating. The key to winning your trades is to understand the strategies in trading. If you're looking to improve your trading skills, understanding how to plot trendlines is an essential tool you should know. By identifying and analysing market trends to make informed decisions, you can gain a distinct advantage in making profitable trades.
Using Technical Analysis for Better Online Trading Profits
Finance If you're looking to navigate the fast-paced world of online trading and make profitable decisions, Technical Analysis is a tool that you simply can't ignore. Making profitable trading decisions is challenging, and when you're just starting out online trading, it can feel like complete guesswork. In today's fast-paced market, traders need every edge they can get, and that's where Technical Analysis comes in.
Dear Dad
Remembering Dad It’s Your Birthday Today 26th January 2023 Today is your birthday. I wish you were here. I wish everyone could see that million-dollar smile of yours and hear your hearty laugh. I wish you could be sitting in the living room at the table eating some cheesecake today on your birthday. But you’re not. I lost you 2 and 1/2 weeks ago. It feels like I’m in a state of deafening silence. I feel like I’m waiting to blink and exhale.
Down to earth
By Liz Low THE entry to the Bay Beach at Cape Paterson is through a narrow tea tree path curving across the low dune backing the beach. This last summer, we have been taking a small step up the prostrate tea tree trunk lying across the path onto the sand banked up behind it. Twenty years ago we just had to duck under the leaning tree. Then, later, came the stage of adults clambering over and children wriggling under the barrier presented by the trunk.
Flower power
By Liz Low THIS summer I’ve rediscovered the hollyhock. Last year, our neighbour had a tall magnificent display of crimson hollyhocks which I could catch glimpses of through a nail hole in the back fence. They swayed and glowed against the grey of the planks. She gave me a little dried pouch of the seeds which I scattered in the soil. Obviously, they needed more attention than that, because nothing happened.
Margaret the Magpie
Up closer, I recognised it as a magpie chick. It must be Margaret’s. It was absolutely flattened, wings spread wide, head sideways and beak parted, legs and claws splayed. The grey brown down on its breast gently fluttered in the wind. There was a string of guts on the gravel, so recently burst from its body that they were still red and moist. A blow fly appeared. Weeping quietly, I picked it up by its two wings. The blob of guts dangled.
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