Guest Article: What the heck is going on with Gold?
Fred Fuld (October 30th, 2008) Writes:
Fred Fuld (October 30th, 2008) Writes:
Jim Musselwhite (October 28th, 2008) Writes:
Gold at the moment is perplexing to a great many traders. To many it was a shock when gold recently traded below the $700 an ounce level. So the question is, what happened to the $2,000 an ounce target that most gold bugs were calling for?
In my just released video, we explore that question and look at what we think will be this markets next move. You might find our analysis and conclusions rather surprising.
Adam Hewison
President INO.com and Co-creator of INO.com
Trading School (October 28th, 2008) Writes:
Gold at the moment is perplexing to a great many traders. To many it was a shock when gold recently traded below the $700 an ounce level. So the question is, what happened to the $2,000 an ounce target that most gold bugs were calling for?
In my just released video, we explore that question and look at what we think will be this markets next move. You might find our analysis and conclusions rather surprising.
Enjoy the video,
Adam Hewison
President INO.com and Co-creator of INO.com
Jim Musselwhite (October 21st, 2008) Writes:
I just finished a new educational trading video on crude oil. This short video shows you all the Q3 trading signals that took place in this market. The results have been nothing short of spectacular. With gains of over 20,750 per contract, I think you’ll understand why we are so excited about our “Trade Triangle” technology and this video. During the Q3 period we had six trades; four winners and two losers. The biggest gain was 13,160 a contract, while the biggest loss was 3,770.00. Q3 was a great quarter that produced fabulous results.
While our Q3 results were great, what is more impressive is our “Trade Triangle” approach has consistently produced positive gains for the past five quarters. With gains of 88,450.00 per contract over that last five quarters, you can see why we believe we have the perfect balanced …
Fred Fuld (October 14th, 2008) Writes:
Video Lesson: Fear”The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Thus spoke Franklin D. Roosevelt 75 years ago. Looking back on Roosevelt’s speech in 1933, 4 years after the infamous crash of ‘29, he was referring to the economic conditions of the time — better known as The Great Depression. In essence he was saying that if we can’t shake our pessimistic economic outlook, it will be tough to turn things around. The question is… are things different this time?http://www.ino.com/info/252/CD3111/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3The answer is yes and no. People are still fearful of what the future holds and they have very little confidence in the economy. The big difference between the crash of ‘08 and the crash of ‘29 is that we now have India and China on the world stage. Back in ‘29, both of these …
Steve Warshaw (October 9th, 2008) Writes:
Yesterday I posted my technical analysis of gold in response to an article I read on DollarCollapse.com.
Today, Adam Hewison, President of MarketClub.com, sent me an email with a video of his technical analysis of gold. This video gives a free demonstration of the MarketClub trade triangles; check it out:
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Jim Musselwhite (October 9th, 2008) Writes:
Adam Hewison has just finished a new video on gold that I would like you to see. This new video deals with some of the strange events that we’ve been going through the past two or three weeks, or in some cases several months.
I know most of the gold bugs have been disappointed that their favorite yellow metal hasn’t skyrocketed to new highs. Some people said that we’d hit two to three thousand dollars an ounce when gold topped the one thousand mark a few months ago. I’m not sure that we will see levels like that, but the reality is, we could be seeing more interest come into this market which could push it higher.
In this short five minute video, you will get to see how well our “Trade Triangle” technology has done in the gold market. I …
Fred Fuld (September 24th, 2008) Writes:
Jim Musselwhite (September 21st, 2008) Writes:
The Chinese say, “may you live in interesting times.” While we are certainly living through some interesting times in the financial markets, I think most traders and investor would agree that change brings opportunity.
By now we all know and have heard the horror stories about the problems in the financial markets, the AIG bailout by the government and SEC Chairman, Christopher Cox, changing the naked short role again. It boggles the mind as to what’s next?
I think it’s time to look at an interesting trading and chart pattern which I’m sure has been discovered by many MarketClub members. For those of you who are not familiar with this pattern, this short video should help you understand one of the principal trading patterns of the market.
After watching the video, I’m sure you agree that with current market movement, the potential to make in profit on …
Jim Musselwhite (September 21st, 2008) Writes:
Here’s a trading tip that you can use.
Never, repeat never, get married to a stock because the divorce is very expensive.
In this short video, we look at Apple, Inc. I have to admit I love Apple products. I have an iPhone, an iMac and an iPod touch, which by the way you can win one by entering the contest on our blog.
Apple stores are always packed when I go to the mall. But the stock action is terrible.The market action tells us that we’re headed lower, so what’s the deal? Why would you trade Apple based on stores that are full? You wouldn’t, you only want to trade based on market action.
The world has changed, it is not a buy and hold market anymore. You need to be nimble, trade with a game plan and be disciplined. Those are the keys to success in the marketplace today.
Thanks for …