How to create an objective trading plan
Trading School (September 4th, 2008) Writes:
Barry Burns, Elite Masters of Trading, energy, Investing Lessons, Patrick F. Burns, Top Dog Trading, Trading Lessons
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The Monetary Case for Silver (Silver Institute speech abbreviated)
Most of this research came from my friend and associate Mr. Franklin Sander’s Sanders of the Moneychanger (see www.the-moneychanger.com).
The surest way today to be laughed off the podium and out of any economics department is to declare that silver is money, and money vitally necessary to our economic survival. I should know recently a rather significant “silver” event took place
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Steve Selengut (September 2nd, 2008) Writes:
The good news about the Internet is the information we can get our cursors on instantly; the bad news is the information we can get our heads around instantly, but without any way of gauging accuracy, relevance, or completeness. This is particularly evident in the financial-investment-retirement world, where thousands of websites tell us how to do things and why, and why things work the way they do and how. Few gurus explain why and how certain concepts and plans of action just may not work the way they are supposed to.
You don’t need to read very far before the fingernail-screeching 401(k) chalkboard becomes deafening. For example, do they provide: 1) free money from employers, 2) lower taxable income, 3) retirement without any worries about money, or are they, 4) one of the most popular retirement plans.
The inadequacies I’m talking …
DanielXX (September 1st, 2008) Writes:
(P.S: Sorry for any disturbances the advertisements above may have caused you)If late-2004 and early-2005 are remembered for the corporate debacles of CAO, Citiraya and ACCS, the later part of 2005 will be remembered for the attention that centered on oil and refining. The catalyst was Hurricane Katrina, which was the worst-ever storm to hit the Gulf of Mexico and caused extensive damage to the refining facilities in the region, exposing the deep global capacity crunch in refining capacity.Katrina formed over the Bahamas in late August 2005 and due to the unpreparedness of the authorities, caused severe destruction along the Gulf of Mexico coast from central Florida to Texas in the form of a Category 5 storm, with the most severe loss of life and property damage occurring in New Orleans. Of more interest to oil traders was the damage to ...
Jim Musselwhite (August 28th, 2008) Writes:
Is It Possible To Learn How To Trade Stocks In 90 Seconds??Adam Hewison, president of INO.com and co-creator of MarketClub shows you how to analyze any stock in 90 seconds flat by using MarketClub’s proprietary “Trade Triangle” technology.
When looking at the stock market we use the monthly “Trade Triangle” bto identify a major trend (also possible initial entry). We use the weekly “Trade Triangles” for timing.
MarketClub’s “Trade Triangle” technology helps traders time markets after a steady trend has been established and only exit after the trend has come to a complete halt. “Trade Triangles” provide a great timing tool and can be used alone or in conjunction with other technical indicators of your choice. MarketClub also gives you access to multiple scans, historical data, news portfolio and a whole lot more.
If you are a member consider this video a quick refresher. …
Graham Summers (August 28th, 2008) Writes:
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Russia just declared war… on investors.
As the “R” in BRIC emerging markets, Russia has been one of the hottest places for overseas capital flows in the last ten years. Between 1997 and 2007, capital inflows to the country rose from $4.8 billion to over $50 billion: an all time record.
It’s not difficult to see why. On paper Russia has all the hallmarks of a booming market: a fast growing economy, dramatic increases in wages and standards of living, and massive currency reserves.
Russia’s GDP has grown at an average annual rate of 7% since 1998. Over the same time period, average monthly salaries have risen eight-fold while unemployment has halved to 6%. All told, 20 millions Russians have risen out of poverty as the country’s economy grew to be sixth largest in the world. And thanks to its massive energy reserves—#1 for …
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