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It’s not over till it’s over

Jim Musselwhite (October 16th, 2008) Writes:

Rushing into any market because it looks inexpensive or cheap is not the way to trade. Often times when you see weakness in the market, it means that the market is headed lower. The market we are looking at today is a classic case of a market that should have gone up (which it did), and then it turned dramatically lower.

There are always ways to make money in the markets and this eight minute video goes through each trade in the last couple of months and details how you would have made out in this market using a methodology that eliminates emotion and fear. The market we are covering in this video produced a gain of over $46,000 on an investment of less than $10,000.

You don’t have to listen to the news and you don’t have to watch …

Guest Article: Fear

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 …

Is gold ready to skyrocket?

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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1.4 trillion dollar loss in one day … nice trade.

Trading School (October 5th, 2008) Writes:
J. Adam Hewison, the founder and president of INO.com, will share with you the technical tools he uses every day to determine trends in the foreign exchange markets. He will also discuss the outlook for the U.S. dollar and major cross-rates and show you a very simple technique to determine the major trend in the currency markets. Adam will explain negative and positive forces in the marketplace and how the big moves are often set up years in advance. As a former floor trader, Adam will discuss the difference between trading on the floor of an exchange and trading from an office thousands of miles away. PDF Workbook ...

Guest Article: Wasn’t crude oil supposed to go to 200 a barrel?

Fred Fuld (September 12th, 2008) Writes:
Guest article by Adam Hewison, President, INO.comWasn't crude oil supposed to go to 200 a barrel? It's true, the rumors were circulating heavily when crude oil was trading at 145 a barrel that it was going to be hitting 200 a barrel in a matter of days or weeks at the very latest. Well, that never happened. Crude oil learned that gravity plays a part in every commodity market's life. The pullback in crude oil, given the fact that a major hurricane named Ike is shooting for the gulf, is not so surprising given the history of the commodity markets. Often times we see pressure coming into a market months ahead of the actual news that either production has been increased or demand fluctuation has changed the dynamics of the marketplace. Take a few minutes and watch this short video and see ...

90 Second Video: Investing in Stocks

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. …

90 Second Video: Investing in Gold

Jim Musselwhite (August 28th, 2008) Writes:

Analyze the gold market with this 90 second video.

Adam Hewison, president of INO.com and co-creator of MarketClub shows you how to analyze the gold market in 90 seconds flat by using MarketClub’s proprietary “Trade Triangle” technology.

When looking at the gold market we use the weekly triangles to identify the trend (also possible initial entry). We use our daily “Trade Triangles” for timing. We use corresponding triangles as entry points and non-corresponding triangles as exit points. The “Trade Triangle” technology helps traders enter markets after a steady trend has been established and only exit after the trend has come to a complete halt. Trade Triangles are a great tool when used alone or they can be used in conjunction with other technical indicators of …


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