Thursday, October 4, 2007

Why do you go into the stock market?

Venturing into the stock market to tap the cream of profits are the most vital criteria of all investors and speculators alike.

You need to turn your passion for investing into a full time business that can set you up for life...
But there are hidden trades (I call them "set ups") lurking in the stock exchanges around the world which you must try to exploit.
This is how the "insiders" play for big money in the investing game.

The Markets Give ALL Clueless Beginners A Brutal Thrashing At Least Once
Look, I don't know your reasons for getting into the stock market. For me it was simple. I wanted the freedom to earn a nice living from anywhere in the world.

Few businesses allow you the flexibility of investing. With the possibility of making truly serious profits... if... you know the simple secrets to keeping this business safe and predictable.

There are other benefits to trading the markets actively (on a daily basis) such as:
You don't need a lot of money to get started. I mean, this is not like buying property, for example, and being on the hook for a monthly mortgage and other cash-draining expenses.
The time required to trade is minimal. Again, unlike building a conventional business, grinding out endless hours six or seven days a week. You can trade part time or full time.
Returns are almost immediate. I'm talking "fast cash" in the sense that trading allows for quick liquidation. You can convert trades for cash within seconds or minutes.

It's impossible for anyone (especially beginners) to make any money trading stocks without the right knowledge. On the other hand, with accurate practical information and proper application the stock market becomes your own private bank vault.
In any case, the frustration of losing and lack of knowledge force many out of this business.

Tapping the Profit of The Stock Market
Believe it or not, if you know what you're doing, you can double your profit and continue playing the same stock. Imagine how valuable this one strategy could be to you.
Before I go on, I'd like to point something out.
Statistics vary but it's common knowledge that over 95% of day traders lose their shirts. The market is ruthless. Unless you possess a proven system, you're dead meat. I don't say that to scare you... but... it's true. Day traders who make real money rely on tested trading methods.

These are some of the tools you need to acquire!
How to determine the continuation pattern of a stock chart! (Once you know this it will be much easier to sell at the highest price point.)
How to know the liquidity of a stock before you buy it... and use that knowledge to cash out quickly!
How to read stock charts and plot your moves with scientific precision!
How to take advantage of breaking news stories that will make stock prices skyrocket or plummet! (While other investors are running scared you can corner specific stocks and ride them for huge windfalls.)
Psychological trading secrets: How to stay in control even when a trade is tanking in the short term! Many investors panic and kill their chances of winning. Here's how to develop nerves of steel.
Exit strategies: Firm decisive ways to get out and put money in your bank account before the stock market closes.
How to get your hands on the same tools and information Wall Street power brokers have monopolized for decades!


Tracking the Dow movement on Wednesday.(3/10/07)

The bears are in control in early session outnumbering the bulls.After 2.00pm,noticed the consolidation lasting for nearly an hour before a triple bottom was identified at around 3.40pm.At the closing bell was a bearish hammer looks like a bearish harami.Furthermore it did not close near to the MAV.Suspect that there is still mild weakness before a technical rebound at this good entry stage.
http://www.iqchart.com/101/candle_harami.asp

It's two black crows striking down from the skies.Good opportunity to open trade.Noticed one inverted left shoulder.Good sign ahead!


http://www.litwick.com/indicators/1247.html
http://www.investopedia.com/university/technicalanalysis/techanalysis8.asp