Brian Just finished your book, and all I can say is WOW!!! I was a market maker on the CBOE for several years, and all I can say is I wish I had read a book like that 20 years ago my career would have been a little less frustrating. Thanks again for all your hard work and sharing with others. Richard R Hi Brian, I was very impressed with your book "Technical Analysis Using Multiple Timeframes” and I read it with great enthusiasm. Your book is not overly technical or complicated and the methods taught are extremely sound and brilliant. Your book provided me with the psychology behind the charts and clearly explained ...

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are in control of the short term trend. The Qs are at a potential support level but buying doesn't make sense until there are better signs of stabilization. The breakdown in the financials will likely keep pressure on the markets.

A reader asked about what the "little guy" should look for in trying to access foreign bonds.Assuming the question of how is answered with a fund of some sort I would want to see exposure to all sorts of different countries not just very high yielding paper. With a bond fund I would be happy with little to no price appreciation and a fairly steady yield that was at a premium to US treasuries.It seems like the yields in a lot of places are higher than in the US so I would think it would be possible to weave together high yielders and low yielders, deficit versus surplus, importers versus exporters, emerging versus developed and so on to offset, as opposed to hedge, currency movements.Obviously if the dollar continues to be weaker against every currency (longer term trend) then there would be some price ...

The fast paced world of trading excites us - buyers vs. sellers, large capitalized players vs smaller and quicker/nimble players, etc.However we at Trade-Ideas recognize that for many in the investing public, trading twenty or thirty times a day is a lot - completely alien. That's why our tools are also made for longer-term traders.Let's define some terms first.The difference between day traders and swing or position traders is length of trade: the day trader exits position by the end of the trading day. Longer-term traders ride the position for a couple of days or weeks.How can a real-time intra day scanner be used to find longer term trades?

We asked them (our surveyed customers) and they responded. Trade-Ideas focuses on getting the longer-term trader through the best initial entry point and getting him/her to the next day and beyond. That's

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