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Forex Trading: Choosing a Forex Broker!

smoky8 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:35:16 GMT

IF YOU ARE new to Forex trading your first and most important goal is choosing a Forex broker to work with. And the 3 most basic characteristics you should check out first are: reputation, experience and track record. Obviously, there are also other important qualities, and we'll get to those in a minute, but everything else depends on that 3-part foundation.

Finding a Forex Broker!

The safest approach to choosing a Forex broker is to contact the authority or agency that licenses brokers in your area. (And an extra little side tip - be especially careful when checking the background of any broker who approaches you with some dazzling, over-the-top offer, or who guarantees you're certain to have success and sure winnings.) Start cautiously...don't allow yourself to be rushed into decisions. That's how many beginners are taken advantage of: many scam artists specialize in preying on the inexperienced because they're so eager to get started that they often throw caution and common sense aside.

1. Check Their Reputation:

The Forex trading world is a fairly tight community. Use that fact for your protection. After you've done your initial research, work up a shortlist of 3 brokers you consider strong candidates. Then begin your due diligence. Research them online. Ask around for word-of-mouth opinions. And definitely contact governing authorities to check for a pattern of complaints in their history. Ask other traders about the experiences they've had with the brokers you're considering. Ask friends and others with experience in Forex trading to recommend a reputable broker. Find out if they're easy to deal with by first contacting their customer service desk with ALL the questions you have. If their answers are slow (or sketchy), it's better to steer clear.

2. Check Their System of Safeguards:

Don't go near a Forex broker who has few safeguards for protecting you as a customer. Find out the name and contact information for their regulatory body. What protection does that organization provide - and is it hard to shake it loose? Are the funds of clients shielded from possible fraud or bankruptcy?

3. Do They Offer a Free Trial Account?

A very common introductory inducement is a free trial trading account. Basically they're giving you "Play Money" to practice with. When choosing a Forex broker this trial account gives you an excellent opportunity to learn exactly how the system works and to see how you might profit or lose when you move on to using real money. Some brokers also offer training videos for beginners, or even send out an actual Forex broker to help you in person. The level of service the broker provides during your free trial is a good indicator of how you'll be treated once you sign up as a customer. You'll also learn how their system functions, meaning you'll already know your way around before your own money hits the table.

4. Check Out the Extras They Offer:

Most of the reputable and trustworthy brokers offer pretty much the same kinds of tools for you to work with. Some processing fees are a bit higher, some a bit lower. Some offer free trading advice while others offer the simulated trading mentioned above with a practice bankroll of $50,000 or so. Most reputable Forex brokers will also have basic lessons in online trading available. The training may come to you via email or by DVD. Also check to make sure they can provide customer service 24 hours a day.

5. How Secure Is Their Online Server?

One of the most crucial elements is security. Your Forex broker absolutely must provide a fully secure trading environment to keep your personal details private and the money you invest safe from theft.

6. Check for Hidden Charges:

Are the Forex brokers you're investigating totally upfront regarding costs? It's a good idea to ask them specifically about hidden costs and also whether they offer special terms for more frequent trading. You have a right to expect - and receive - full transparency from your broker in all operations. When you're choosing a Forex broker, any questions about costs, returns or other information should be met with prompt, understandable and honest answers. If they waffle, drop them.

7. Compare Several Free Trial Offers:

Actually using a number of different free trial offers is one of the best ways to compare the look and feel of each Forex broker's online trading platform. Is it a good fit? Is one of the interfaces more logical-seeming or more comfortable than the others? Check to see which you'd prefer using long-term. Some websites even offer charts comparing the features between larger brokers so you can instantly see which services are offered and how their operations differ.

8. Are They Far Away or Local?

Your safest choice is to choose a Forex broker in your local area. That way, you and your broker are both close to the authorities you'd be contacting for help if anything went wrong. Another factor is the currency your broker uses - is it the same as your local currency? An offshore broker would be denominating all transactions in their local currency, which could involve extra fees and affect your returns.

9. Is Their Trading Platform a Good Fit for You?

Another vitally important factor to consider when choosing your Forex broker is the trading platform they use. This includes the currency pairs offered and their typical spread (difference between bid price and asking price). Once you've opened and used practice accounts with a few brokers, you'll have enough experience to judge which platform is the best fit for you.

Remember, the broker you select is the person who will stand beside you in any success or failure you have. Don't opt for failure before you even begin by choosing a bad broker with a disreputable or dishonest record. Thoroughly research all the brokers on your shortlist and be sure to spend some time with their practice accounts. This ensures that, when choosing a Forex broker, you'll know how they operate before you ever spend a penny.

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Forex Options: Successful Trading Strategies!

smoky8 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:43:23 GMT

WHEN IT COMES to giving people the hope of becoming a millionaire overnight, the stock market excels. Every day we see evidence of stocks that have flown upwards as if they had wings, providing investors with a windfall of profits. It's inevitable that catching one of those stocks just before it takes off is an exciting possibility, inspiring the beginning trader to take the plunge. When you trade options, the stakes are raised, making those massive profits even more attainable, but the basics that underlie successful trading in the stock market are the same as those for trading options.

Once you start to look at trading stocks, you find yourself plunged into a confusing nightmare where hundreds if not thousands of people are pushing "Their" system that is supposedly infallible. For a beginner, it's easy to get drawn into the complex net, believing that there must be a simple solution that will hand you the keys to stock market success. These keys will see you finding winner after winner, and making your fortune.

The reality, however, is that there are no keys that will find a winner every time. After all, if that was possible, how could anyone ever lose any money in the market? And if nobody loses, then how can someone else gain? The whole stock market would collapse.

Having said that, there are a number of very successful trading systems that work well over the long term. It's important to realize that a winning system is one that consistently delivers profit over a longer time frame - and part of the equation is that a percentage of trades will be losers. Once you learn to look at the bigger picture, rather than focusing on the individual trades, you'll be a lot more successful in the market.

There are a couple of approaches to the market that are popular across many systems. One is to take small losses when they happen, and let your winners run. So you might take six little losses, which are more than compensated for by one huge gain. This type of approach takes a lot of confidence and self-discipline, as it's very easy to give up if those six little losses all happen in a row, without a winner in sight.

Another approach is to take your profits after a certain percentage of gain, and occasionally put up with a medium sized loss. This system is nice if you like to see profits, because you don't run the risk of a stock that's risen suddenly dropping again and wiping out your profit - you took your profit early. However you also run the risk that the stock will continue to fly upwards and you miss out on that profit. This system can be risky, because you need a number of small profitable trades to cover one of the losses.

If you can't make up your mind which approach suits you, why not try more than one? You can always split your capital over a couple of portfolios, and use a different strategy for each portfolio. This can be time consuming, but at least you can then make a logical comparison of the choices and decide which one has worked best for you.

It's Also important not to abandon your system the second you see a trade making a loss. Far too many traders think that they're only successful if every trade is a winner, which is ridiculous. Then the trader switches to another system, messes around with that for a while, sees a loss, and switches again. You need to find a system that gives you a good overall return, and stick to it. The more you chop and change, the higher your chances of losing more.

Most of the success that comes with trading comes from one source - and it's not the perfect trading system. It's all about you. Trading is more about psychology than watching the charts. You need to have the right character to be a successful trader. Self discipline, confidence, the ability to see the bigger picture, accepting losses as part of the game, controlling your fear and greed - all of these elements work together to make you a successful trader.

If you can identify a system that delivers a consistent profit, and have the discipline to stick with it even when an individual trade loses, then your chances of success are high. And remember - it's always good to start with pretend trades to get the hang on things, before you commit your life savings to the market.

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What is a Hedge Fund?

smoky8 — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:22:49 GMT

A hedge fund is a fund that can take both long and short positions, use arbitrage, buy and sell undervalued securities, trade options or bonds, and invest in almost any opportunity in any market where it foresees impressive gains at reduced risk. Hedge fund strategies vary enormously -- many hedge against downturns in the markets -- especially important today with volatility and anticipation of corrections in overheated stock markets. The primary aim of most hedge funds is to reduce volatility and risk while attempting to preserve capital and deliver positive returns under all market conditions.

There are approximately 14 distinct investment strategies used by hedge funds, each offering different degrees of risk and return. A macro hedge fund, for example, invests in stock and bond markets and other investment opportunities, such as currencies, in hopes of profiting on significant shifts in such things as global interest rates and countries’ economic policies. A macro hedge fund is more volatile but potentially faster growing than a distressed-securities hedge fund that buys the equity or debt of companies about to enter or exit financial distress. An equity hedge fund may be global or country specific, hedging against downturns in equity markets by shorting overvalued stocks or stock indexes. A relative value hedge fund takes advantage of price or spread inefficiencies. Knowing and understanding the characteristics of the many different hedge fund strategies is essential to capitalizing on their variety of investment opportunities.

It is important to understand the differences between the various hedge fund strategies because all hedge funds are not the same -- investment returns, volatility, and risk vary enormously among the different hedge fund strategies. Some strategies which are not correlated to equity markets are able to deliver consistent returns with extremely low risk of loss, while others may be as or more volatile than mutual funds. A successful fund of funds recognizes these differences and blends various strategies and asset classes together to create more stable long-term investment returns than any of the individual funds.

1. Hedge fund strategies vary enormously – many, but not all, hedge against market downturns – especially important today with volatility and anticipation of corrections in overheated stock markets.

2. The primary aim of most hedge funds is to reduce volatility and risk while attempting to preserve capital and deliver positive (absolute) returns under all market conditions.

3. The popular misconception is that all hedge funds are volatile -- that they all use global macro strategies and place large directional bets on stocks, currencies, bonds, commodities or gold, while using lots of leverage. In reality, less than 5% of hedge funds are global macro funds. Most hedge funds use derivatives only for hedging or don’t use derivatives at all, and many use no leverage.

Key Characteristics of Hedge Funds:

1. Hedge funds utilize a variety of financial instruments to reduce risk, enhance returns and minimize the correlation with equity and bond markets. Many hedge funds are flexible in their investment options (can use short selling, leverage, derivatives such as puts, calls, options, futures, etc.).

2. Hedge funds vary enormously in terms of investment returns, volatility and risk. Many, but not all, hedge fund strategies tend to hedge against downturns in the markets being traded.

3. Many hedge funds have the ability to deliver non-market correlated returns.

4. Many hedge funds have as an objective consistency of returns and capital preservation rather than magnitude of returns.

5. Most hedge funds are managed by experienced investment professionals who are generally disciplined and diligent.

6. Pension funds, endowments, insurance companies, private banks and high net worth individuals and families invest in hedge funds to minimize overall portfolio volatility and enhance returns.

7. Most hedge fund managers are highly specialized and trade only within their area of expertise and competitive advantage.

8. Hedge funds benefit by heavily weighting hedge fund managers’ remuneration towards performance incentives, thus attracting the best brains in the investment business. In addition, hedge fund managers usually have their own money invested in their fund.

Hedging Strategies:

A wide range of hedging strategies are available to hedge funds. For example:

I. selling short - selling shares without owning them, hoping to buy them back at a future date at a lower price in the expectation that their price will drop.

II. using arbitrage - seeking to exploit pricing inefficiencies between related securities - for example, can be long convertible bonds and short the underlying issuers equity.

III. trading options or derivatives - contracts whose values are based on the performance of any underlying financial asset, index or other investment.

IV. investing in anticipation of a specific event - merger transaction, hostile takeover, spin-off, exiting of bankruptcy proceedings, etc.

V. investing in deeply discounted securities - of companies about to enter or exit financial distress or bankruptcy, often below liquidation value.

VI. Many of the strategies used by hedge funds benefit from being non-correlated to the direction of equity markets.

Hedge Fund Styles:

The predictability of future results shows a strong correlation with the volatility of each strategy. Future performance of strategies with high volatility is far less predictable than future performance from strategies experiencing low or moderate volatility.

Aggressive Growth: Invests in equities expected to experience acceleration in growth of earnings per share. Generally high P/E ratios, low or no dividends; often smaller and micro cap stocks which are expected to experience rapid growth. Includes sector specialist funds such as technology, banking, or biotechnology. Hedges by shorting equities where earnings disappointment is expected or by shorting stock indexes. Tends to be "long-biased." Expected Volatility: High

Distressed Securities: Buys equity, debt, or trade claims at deep discounts of companies in or facing bankruptcy or reorganization. Profits from the market's lack of understanding of the true value of the deeply discounted securities and because the majority of institutional investors cannot own below investment grade securities. (This selling pressure creates the deep discount.) Results generally not dependent on the direction of the markets. Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate

Emerging Markets: Invests in equity or debt of emerging (less mature) markets that tend to have higher inflation and volatile growth. Short selling is not permitted in many emerging markets, and, therefore, effective hedging is often not available, although Brady debt can be partially hedged via U.S. Treasury futures and currency markets. Expected Volatility: Very High

Funds of Hedge Funds: Mix and match hedge funds and other pooled investment vehicles. This blending of different strategies and asset classes aims to provide a more stable long-term investment return than any of the individual funds. Returns, risk, and volatility can be controlled by the mix of underlying strategies and funds. Capital preservation is generally an important consideration. Volatility depends on the mix and ratio of strategies employed. Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate - High

Income: Invests with primary focus on yield or current income rather than solely on capital gains. May utilize leverage to buy bonds and sometimes fixed income derivatives in order to profit from principal appreciation and interest income. Expected Volatility: Low

Macro: Aims to profit from changes in global economies, typically brought about by shifts in government policy that impact interest rates, in turn affecting currency, stock, and bond markets. Participates in all major markets -- equities, bonds, currencies and commodities -- though not always at the same time. Uses leverage and derivatives to accentuate the impact of market moves. Utilizes hedging, but the leveraged directional investments tend to make the largest impact on performance. Expected Volatility: Very High

Market Neutral - Arbitrage: Attempts to hedge out most market risk by taking offsetting positions, often in different securities of the same issuer. For example, can be long convertible bonds and short the underlying issuers equity. May also use futures to hedge out interest rate risk. Focuses on obtaining returns with low or no correlation to both the equity and bond markets. These relative value strategies include fixed income arbitrage, mortgage backed securities, capital structure arbitrage, and closed-end fund arbitrage. Expected Volatility: Low

Market Neutral - Securities Hedging: Invests equally in long and short equity portfolios generally in the same sectors of the market. Market risk is greatly reduced, but effective stock analysis and stock picking is essential to obtaining meaningful results. Leverage may be used to enhance returns. Usually low or no correlation to the market. Sometimes uses market index futures to hedge out systematic (market) risk. Relative benchmark index usually T-bills. Expected Volatility: Low

Market Timing: Allocates assets among different asset classes depending on the manager's view of the economic or market outlook. Portfolio emphasis may swing widely between asset classes. Unpredictability of market movements and the difficulty of timing entry and exit from markets add to the volatility of this strategy. Expected Volatility: High

Opportunistic: Investment theme changes from strategy to strategy as opportunities arise to profit from events such as IPOs, sudden price changes often caused by an interim earnings disappointment, hostile bids, and other event-driven opportunities. May utilize several of these investing styles at a given time and is not restricted to any particular investment approach or asset class. Expected Volatility: Variable

Multi Strategy: Investment approach is diversified by employing various strategies simultaneously to realize short- and long-term gains. Other strategies may include systems trading such as trend following and various diversified technical strategies. This style of investing allows the manager to overweight or underweight different strategies to best capitalize on current investment opportunities. Expected Volatility: Variable

Short Selling: Sells securities short in anticipation of being able to rebuy them at a future date at a lower price due to the manager's assessment of the overvaluation of the securities, or the market, or in anticipation of earnings disappointments often due to accounting irregularities, new competition, change of management, etc. Often used as a hedge to offset long-only portfolios and by those who feel the market is approaching a bearish cycle. High risk. Expected Volatility: Very High

Special Situations: Invests in event-driven situations such as mergers, hostile takeovers, reorganizations, or leveraged buyouts. May involve simultaneous purchase of stock in companies being acquired, and the sale of stock in its acquirer, hoping to profit from the spread between the current market price and the ultimate purchase price of the company. May also utilize derivatives to leverage returns and to hedge out interest rate and/or market risk. Results generally not dependent on direction of market. Expected Volatility: Moderate

Value: Invests in securities perceived to be selling at deep discounts to their intrinsic or potential worth. Such securities may be out of favor or underfollowed by analysts. Long-term holding, patience, and strong discipline are often required until the ultimate value is recognized by the market. Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate

Benefits of Hedge Funds:

Many hedge fund strategies have the ability to generate positive returns in both rising and falling equity and bond markets.
Inclusion of hedge funds in a balanced portfolio reduces overall portfolio risk and volatility and increases returns.
Huge variety of hedge fund investment styles – many uncorrelated with each other – provides investors with a wide choice of hedge fund strategies to meet their investment objectives.
Academic research proves hedge funds have higher returns and lower overall risk than traditional investment funds.
Hedge funds provide an ideal long-term investment solution, eliminating the need to correctly time entry and exit from markets.
Adding hedge funds to an investment portfolio provides diversification not otherwise available in traditional investing.

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Tony Robbins Motivation: The “Invisible Forces” !!

smoky8 — Thu, 21 May 2009 07:20:49 GMT

Why We Do What We Do, And How We Can Do It Better!

Tony Robbins at TED discusses the “Invisible Forces” that motivate everyone’s actions. At one point, he high-fives Former Vice President Al Gore in the front row. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from those three worlds. Since then its scope has become ever broader.

The annual conference now brings together the world’s most fascinating thinkers and doers, who are challenged to give the talk of their lives (in 18 minutes). At the end of this video, you can see how Tony Robbins was running out of time because he has a lot to say.

TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers are invited to give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes -- including speakers such as Jill Bolte Taylor, Sir Ken Robinson, Hans Rosling, Al Gore and Arthur Benjamin. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design, and TEDTalks cover these topics as well as science, business, politics and the arts. Watch the Top 10 TEDTalks on TED.com.

To Your Life Achievements and Success,
A Professional Stocks and Forex Market Trader
Dan A.

What Is: Trading Online Stocks?

smoky8 — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:51:26 GMT

Online Stocks Trading is becoming a very popular way in which to invest in the stock market. Ordinary everyday citizens such as you and me can now trade stocks like the pros without paying the ridiculous broker fees that are often associated with trading on the stock market.

This doesn't mean there are no fees involved or that you won't be discouraged from capriciously trading stocks. What it does mean is that you will be able to Trade Stocks, as you may have never been able to do before because the costs involved in trading were so high that only the wealthiest among us could really afford to work the market to any real advantage.

You will find quite a few companies that are going to compete for your business when it comes to empowering you to trade stocks online. It is best to go with a business that offers education and advice in addition to the ability to trade. There are many big names in the brokerage business that are getting in touch with the technology of today and offering full service brokers and financial advisors in addition to offering new online services that include Internet trading.

If you decide to go with some of the bigger names in the business you should understand that you will pay a little more than you would pay going with many of the lesser name firms and trading companies. The good news is that the bigger names have more to loose after working for decades to establish themselves and develop a good reputation among traders. This means that they are not going to be "fly by night" and are going to work to make sure you have the best possible service from them for your future in the Stock Market Trade.

Many of these firms in addition to offering the ability to buy, sell, and Trade Online will also offer financial planning for retirement, future expenses, and advice on how to create a fixed income from your investments. They will offer many tips, hints, and advice free of charge on their website while also promoting the services they offer through discounts in hopes of gaining your business for some of the higher ticket transactions that really pay their bills.

Online investment services offer consumers the opportunity to invest with lower commissions and fees which means you bring more of the money home when all is said and done and spend far less on fees and expenses associated with investing. By saving these fees you may be doing yourself a huge service but keep in mind that the invaluable advice of a broker can often mean the difference between mild successes and wild successes. If you can manage the fees it is a good plan to at least consult with a broker or financial advisor or planner once or twice a year in order to get the most out of your investment money.

Online Trading is great but you will find that it lacks the personal service you can expect from a financial advisor or a stockbroker. Very little has such a profound impact on your financial future than the ability to receive and follow expert advice. While there is much to read on the Internet by way of advice on investing in the stock market there is also a lot of conflicting information just as there is a great deal of misinformation. This is something that, when possible, is best left to the experts at least until you manage to learn the ropes and have a few successful trades under your belt.

If you have the heart of gambler however, then it is your money you are playing with and your future you are investing. If you are not spending more than you are willing to lose then there is no harm in trying your hand at investing through online brokerage services. You just might roll the dice and find a nice payout for your efforts.

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Swing Trading Education !!

smoky8 — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:05:05 GMT

Being a Full-Time Swing Trader is not a Typical Job. I trade from my home and have a commute of less than 10 seconds. I have no boss looking over my shoulder, and the actual stock market hours are less demanding than a host of other jobs. This means I also don’t have someone coaching me or teaching me the ways of the market and how to pull money out of it. Here in the central time zone, the market closes at 3pm, which leaves plenty of time to pursue other interests. But with lofty goals and a strong desire to succeed in the market, I have spent a great deal of time educating myself once the trading day is over. Books, magazines, web articles, and especially poring over my own trading results keep me learning.

I have read many books and magazines about the Stock Market and about trading. Because I am self-employed and therefore self-motivated, I find it necessary to always be searching for helpful information to continually improve my approach. I want something that I can connect with, something that grabs my attention in a way that may sharpen my skills, develop my method, or make me aware of new trading industry developments.

Among the books I have read and the stock recommendations newsletters i've used, I found the most helpful to be is The "Doubling Stocks Newsletter" that provides you with penny stock picks based on an exceptionally successful robot named 'Marl'. 'Marl' is an automated trading system that looks for trading opportunities with the potential to increase/double in value in a very short amount of time.

Another learning process is to analyze your own trading approach and the results it generates. If your method of trading is producing consistent profits, then there may be no need to tweak it. But even during times of good trading, there are ways to improve your returns. If your method is giving you mixed results, then you might want to take a closer look.

When I First Started Trading, I wrote down every single trade, even if it was just a scalp. My entry time and price, my exit time and price, number of shares, and gain or loss on the trade were all recorded on a simple grid sheet. Writing my trades gave me a good record of not only my trades, but the context in which the trades were placed. If losing days were a result of overtrading or pressing when I was down, the evidence was right before me.

At the end of the month, I would sit down and review the sheets and see what I could learn. Calculating my win/loss percentage, the size of my average winners and losers, and of course my profit or loss gave me good numbers to evaluate. If my win/loss ratio was unsatisfactory, then I was probably taking the wrong kinds of trades. If my average winner was not significantly larger than my average loser, then my discipline (cutting losers quickly) needed adjustment. Staying on top of these numbers can really shed light on areas that need improvement, and I would certainly consider this process to be an important part of the self-education process. I still do this in times of struggle.

Finally, stay in touch with other traders. It can be very helpful to stay aware of what trading styles are working or not working. Some of my best trading stretches were a result of knowing certain approaches were just not working. Other traders are a great resource for sharing ideas, and the cheapest way to learn is from another’s mistakes.

Trading is My Job, and I realize that over time, I will likely get out of it what I put into it. I am very willing to apply myself in order to continue learning about my tendencies and the market, and I know as time goes on it will continue to pay me dividends. I have never regretted investing time in learning how to improve. Writing a swing trading newsletter also helps to keep me on my toes. If you want to achieve more in your trading, commit to educating yourself with current industry events, the continual evaluation of your method, and the experience of others. I think you will discover more ways to profit!

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Getting Prepared for The Trading Day !!

smoky8 — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:05:59 GMT

WITH The Great Challenge of facing the stock market each day and the hope of pulling money out of it on a regular basis, a trader can do few things more important than prepare adequately. It should be no secret that many of the brightest minds in the world are at work to make their living in the stock market, and such competition cannot be taken lightly! Furthermore, while traders should not be in the prediction business, we must certainly have a game plan.

As time progresses, a trader will inevitably learn from his mistakes. This experience is the foundation for laying out a game plan in preparation for the trading day. Merely being a student of the market and of one’s own results will teach a trader to react certain ways to market conditions or events. It is this foundation which should be built upon in order for the trader to elevate his game to the next level (and it IS a game). In order to develop a Trading Plan, a trader must begin with his personal style in mind. Swing trading involves a plan that may evolve over the course of a few days to a few weeks, while day trading can be faster-paced and more spontaneous. Personality, patience, and profit objectives will play a large role in which style of trading one may wish to employ, but the trader should choose his method as he plans for success.

ONCE the trading style is known, the trader must take into account current market conditions. Are recent days or weeks characterized by lasting trends, or by narrow ranges and choppy action? Knowing the answer to this question will put you miles ahead of many other traders who walk in each morning without taking current conditions into consideration. The market will catch you off guard as it changes its rhythm or volatility, but recent history serves as a guide until things change. This means choppy, low-volume, range-bound markets should likely be approached with smaller positions and the expectation of taking profit more quickly and in one piece. A trending market with larger range days and greater volume allow the trader to take bigger positions in hopes of scaling out in pieces as the market moves in the trader’s profitable direction.

Whether after the market closes or early in the day prior to the market’s open, some time should be spent determining an IF/THEN strategy for the upcoming session. Some traders may subscribe to a Swing Trading Newsletter or converse with other successful traders, while others prefer to do their own research. One excellent way to find the following day’s trading list is to screen for stocks which meet custom criteria for price, volume, volatility, etc. An affordable stock charting software program will quickly narrow a large list of stocks down to a specifically filtered handful of trading candidates. Worden Brothers, Inc.’s TCNet is one such program, and it will scan thousands of stocks in just seconds or sort them by more than 100 included criteria or unlimited custom criteria. By screening for a handful of potential trades, the decision-making process is simplified and a plan is easier to carry out.

Consider finding a list of trade candidates for both the long and short side of the market, setting specific entry and exit prices, and then simply execute that plan. IF the long candidates rise to your entry prices, THEN purchase them. IF the short candidates break the levels of support you see, THEN short-sell them. IF none of your trade candidates trigger their entry prices, THEN do nothing! This kind of game plan will allow you to effectively respond to market conditions without having to predict direction or hope to be bailed out of losing positions. Approaching the market with the IF/THEN mentality also will help the trader to execute a plan, rather than fight the emotional urges to find excitement or force trades. Sometimes things will work exactly as planned and other times the market will whipsaw you right out of positions. Meeting the market with a game plan and sticking with it will undoubtedly allow the trader to work with less stress and emotion, which are two of the worst negative forces that traders face.

Feeling well physically is a very important trait which must be present for a trader to profit. Staying healthy and rested allows the trader to work with a clear mind and focus on the task at hand. Additionally, personal relationships can play a large role in a trader’s effectiveness. When life is rocky away from the trading screens, the Successful Trader must be willing to cut back on trading size or even back away from the market entirely. A prideful ego will not only cause rough waters on the home front with relationships, but it will also damage the trading account! A clear conscience allows quality rest and a fresh start each morning for returning to the market sharp and ready. Make the most of your weekends to catch up on personal to-do’s and relaxation. When Monday arrives, if you aren’t at your best, don’t expect your trading to be!

Finally, as the morning breaks and the market’s opening nears, follow a routine to get into the proper state of mind for following your plan. This may include reading up on current events, reviewing your charts one final time, grabbing your morning caffeine, or listening to your favorite song. Whatever it is, find what works for you when it comes to getting into the best mindset to extract profits from the market. Remember, the competition is serious and fierce, sharp-minded, and most of all, prepared. You should be too!

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To Your Success,
A Professional Stocks and Forex Trader
Dan A.

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Forex Traders - What’s Your Timeframe?

smoky8 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:00:57 GMT

"Have you ever asked yourself what kind of trader you want to be? If you haven't, it's important that you take your time to decide which timeframe you're most comfortable with trading in. Yes: the timeframe you like to trade in will determine the type of trader you'll be. Here are 4 of the most popular types of traders: scalper, day trader, swing trader or position trader. Let's go into a little more detail about them in this article."

Are You A Scalper?

Scalpers trade in very short time frames using minute charts and sometimes hourly charts. They look for small profits of about 5 to 15 pips in each trade that they take. As such, scalpers typically enter into more than one or two trades a day. They are constantly entering and exiting their trade positions in search of every small opportunity for a profit. A scalping trade can be over in as short as 20 minutes.

Are You A Day Trader?

Like scalpers, day traders typically use minute and hourly charts to trade with. Also similarly with scalpers, day traders don't hold any of their trade positions overnight. They always exit their trades by the end of each trading day.

However unlike scalpers, day traders usually hold their trade positions for at least few hours. As a result, their gains and losses are also larger than that of scalpers per trade.

Are You A Swing Trader?

Swing traders trade in intermediate timeframes that can last from a few days to a few weeks. They look to ride along an entire up- or down-swing in order to profit the most out of each major price fluctuation wave. As you can guess, they normally use hourly, daily and weekly charts to trade with.

Are You A Position Trader?

Position traders usually hold their positions for more than two weeks, and are typically fundamental traders. They aren't too interested in the everyday price fluctuations of the market, and prefer to look at the big picture of where a currency pair might be headed. They use mostly daily, weekly and monthly charts.

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To Your Success,
A Professional Forex Trader
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The "DoublingStocks" Newsletter - Picking Penny Stocks With An Automated System!

smoky8 — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 17:03:22 GMT

The "DoublingStocks" Newsletter provides you with penny stock picks based on an exceptionally successful robot named Marl. Marl is an automated trading system that looks for trading opportunities with the potential to increase/double in value in a very short amount of time.

This is currently the number one opportunity on the internet for stock trading, but does it really work? do trading robots really work? the answer is, 99% of the time they DON'T. Of course, for any system to work, it needs to be used properly.

Automated trading systems such as "Marl" are purchased for various reasons, mainly because most people do not have the time to create their own. A lot of trading systems out there are still very complex and need a large amount of time spent on them to really get them to work properly. On the other hand, other stock trading robots take care of picking the stock, instead of giving you a bunch of things your expected to follow, and your left to fend for yourself. This is one of the main reasons as to why the vast majority of these systems fail.

Marl, the trading robot has a very successful return rate. Some people fail to understand how to stock pick correctly, therefore they do not get a decent return on their money, and completely give up, this is a huge shame as with a little training and understanding, systems like Marl can be used as very good money makers. Infact, people are using systems like Marl to create full time incomes for themselves, and much more, due to paying attention and understanding how it works.

If I am honest, I have found that "DoublingStocks" Newsletter has a return rate on average of over 100%, this is great compared to 99% of these other systems. Of course, not to say everybody is getting incredible returns, many people may think that 100% on average means they will achieve this to, however, this is just AVERAGE, many people fail to understand what that term means and assume they can turn $500 into $1000 in their first week with the system. This is not a good way of thinking as not exactly every pick will double your money, this is just the average return rate of the system.

It is not a good idea to put all your money into the system and assume you are going to double your money straight away! this may seem obvious to you, but a vast majority of people get caught up in thinking of the potential they can earn from this and end up loosing money simply because they fail to think about it properly. They basically turn away from reality simply because they are to busy thinking about how much money they could be making! this isn't good.

However, fortunately, with the correct training and understanding of how to manage your money correctly, it is very possible to get the rewards that the "DoublingStocks" Newsletter claims you can. Here are a few money management tips that can help you to reap the rewards:

1. When placing a trade, as with any system, do not put to much money in to start with, as if you do not get a positive return on investment, you can be out of it already before you've even began and this means you will no longer be around when it comes to picking the good trades and making the big money. How much of your bank you put up plays a big factor on how you succeed.

2. Never put more than 20% of your bankroll on the line, this is an important factor of success as you are risking very little if you see your stocks drop, even less than 20% as you can pull out way before.

It's Very possible to make a good income simply by using a trading robot. "DoublingStocks" Newsletter gives you the opportunity to make huge money simply by investing. No, of course, this is not guaranteed to work 100%, however, thousands of people are using this system to create huge profits. If you follow the instructions and understand it, it is very possible to succeed. One huge part of success is having someone guide you and fill the gaps in for you. With the "DoublingStocks" Newsletter, you will get a guide and information on opportunities for you to pounce on. For additional information on Marl and the "DoublingStocks" Newsletter, I suggest you check out Here!

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Dan A.

14 Rules of Successful Trading Before Useing The "Forex-Killer" Software

smoky8 — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:41:21 GMT

Being A Successful Forex Trader takes more then just having money, time and desire. The more you realize it, the better are your chances of making it big in this wonderful business. Throughout the years I learned many valuable lessons that today I apply to my Forex trading. Here are some of these lessons. I hope you don’t take them lightly, I guarantee you that these are true gems, a product of trial and error (something I hope to shorten for you!).

1. Your psychological state of mind is more important than your dollars. Yes, that is correct. For example, entering a trade when you know you should not enter it and ultimately losing money on it will cause you a financial loss which hurts but can be recovered in the next trade or two. However, it will also cause you a psychological loss in the form of future fear and insecurity. This, will take more than one or two trades to recover!

This is One of The Reasons why I Emphasize so Much on Money Management! Your State of Mind is Crucial in Being A Successful Trader.

2. This one is simple but you would not believe how many traders do not follow it. In bear markets sell the markets that show most weakness. Don’t try to outsmart the market. If the market is telling you “I am weak” don’t argue and just follow! If the market tells you “I am strong”, BUY and continue BUYING!

Don't Argue With The Market. It's Like Seeing Who's Bigger and Stronger, The Oncoming Freight Train or You.

3. Don’t ever try to pick absolute tops and bottoms. I know of traders that have an addiction with this. They always look to pick the absolute bottom or top and ride the market on the reversal. They succeed one or twice but eventually suffer a big hit. If you can’t help it and you want to try and look for those huge turning points in the market at least use some sort of confirmation. Don’t just guess “this is the top” or “this is the bottom”.

This Is A Major Reason Why So Many Traders Fail. They Want to Get in for The Most Profits, Ride The Wave From The Very Beginning Right to The Very End.

Word of Advice: At Least Wait for Some Confirmation That The Market HAS Turned, Then Jump in. You Don’t Have to Catch The Very First Pip to The Very Last Pip to Be a Profitable Trader…Thank Heavens!

4. Trading runs in cycles. There are good day and bad days, there are good weeks and bad weeks, there are good months and bad months. Don’t let a bad day, week, or month put you down. Learn not to measure results in the very short term. Many traders give up after having three or four bad days. Don’t! Know that its part of the business. Hang in there, manage your money well, be persistent and I promise you it will pay off!

This is The Same for Life, eh?

5. Remember what type of trader you are and follow the rules of that specific method of trading. For example, if you are a day trader it would be wise to ignore the fundamental picture. It would also be wise to analyze and trade with the appropriate time frames. Also, select a broker that offers tight spreads, provides good order fills and guaranteed stop losses (all important for effective day trading). If you are a swing trader it is important you look at the much bigger picture. Sometimes fundamental market data can come in handy (although I personally prefer to look at the technical picture alone). Learn to be patient, both in terms of your profit target being reached and entering trades (for swing traders it can be weeks with no trade signals).

Again, Something That I've Emphasized: Patience..Patience..Patience.

6. KEEP IT SIMPLE! Don’t think that the more indicators and patterns you use the more profitable you will be. My trading strategies are simple BUT original. I learned through time that the true gems in the market originate from simplicity. This is an important concept, don’t dismiss it.

7. Never ever add to a losing position. I think this is one of the biggest “diseases” traders have. A stop loss is like a red light, it’s not a suggestion. It tells you to get out of the market not to add more money to the trade. It simply makes me angry to see people adding money to a losing position. It has no justification except one. HOPE! They don’t say “gee, I was wrong and should have exited in my stop loss level”, they say “I am correct about the direction of the market, it’s just that my stop loss was placed to close to my entry. If I hang in there and add more money the trade will surely go my way and I will not only make for the loss but I will make much more since now I am adding to my position at a much better price!”.

Not Much of an Argument Here. Stick to The System That You're Trading, and Follow Its Rules.

8. Be patient with your profit targets. I know it is very tempting to grab the profits in a winning position before the profit objective is reached. There is a fear the market will turn around and the trade will become a loser. Be disciplined. There is a reason your profit objective is where it is. You did your homework before entering the trade and the profit objective you decided on justifies the trade in terms of risk/reward. Frequently take profits before the profit objectives are reached will destroy your whole risk/reward ratio and will finally be the difference between success and failure.

Good Sense, Especially if You've Already Done Your Homework and You're Confident That Sooner or Later, Your Price Targets Will Be Hit.

9. 95% of traders are not disciplined and that is why they do not succeed. They always know better than their system, they always know better then what the market is telling them. Be amongst the 5% disciplined traders and I guarantee you will be light years ahead of the crowd.

10. Think, analyze, and create BEFORE the trade. During the trade only follow what you though, analyzed and created before the trade. Before you enter the trade you are cool and balanced, you are thinking logically. During the trade you are under fire since money is involved. You are under pressure. What makes you think that you can make better decisions under intense fire then when you are calm and balanced? You can’t. That is why you planned the trade before hand. Follow your plan!

As A Trader, the time when you're most 'sane' is when you don't have a position open. Most of the time, beginning traders can go emotionally bonkers when they have an open position that's fluctuating up and down. Even then, we're all human, and sometimes we do go through the emotional ups and downs of an open position. That's when following the rules are so important!

11. Don’t Favor Sides. Trading is about recognizing long and short opportunities. Many people have the problem of shorting. They have the problem of profiting when the market is going down. They are taught through life that you make money when markets go up. As a currency trader you don’t care if the currency market is going up or down, if there is an opportunity to make money you take it, that’s your job.

Don't allow your "Perceptions" affect your view on what the market is really doing. If the market is moving up now, it's moving up now. If it's moving down now, it's moving down now. Stay in the moment, and don't attempt to trade off your 'Forecasts' of the market.

12. Trade a method that fits your personality. If you are like me and like hearing the cash register ring often then use day trading strategies. If you don’t mind waiting for profits to accumulate over time then consider using swing trading strategies. This is very important. Trade with what best suits your character. Be true with yourself and recognize what are your needs. My need is the gratification that frequent profits provide, no matter how small. It keeps me going.

This really depends on the type of trader and personality you are. This is why the initial phase, it's more about finding what kind of trader you are, and what works for you, ok? Don't rush in.

13. As forex traders we can never know what price is too “Low” and what price is too “High”. Don’t be afraid to join a trend. I know that psychologically this can be difficult sometimes. You are always afraid that you will be entering the trend at it’s end. This rule is important but must not be followed blindly but rather smartly. Suppose you are day trading the EUR/USD. You know that the average daily range of the pair is 90 or 100 pips. If your system is telling you to go long at a point where the market has already moved 80 pips and place a profit objective of 50 pips, would that be a smart move? Obviously not.

14. Know the personality of the currency you are trading. Each currency pair has its own individual “Personality”. This can be in terms of volatility, spread, average daily range, liquidity, specific patterns etc. Use trading strategies that go hand in hand with the characteristics of the currency pair.

This one comes over time, observation and trading experience. Sometimes, you get sort of a 'Shortcut' when someone else shares their observation with you. In the end, you've still got to observe it for yourself.

That’s It. Remember, 95% of Traders Don’t Follow These Rules. Be Amongst The Unique That Do and Use a Good Trading Method/System. Your Success Will Come Faster Than You Think!

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Radiant Properties Forms Strategic Marketing, Alliance With "Forex-Killer"!

smoky8 — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 23:46:03 GMT

"The strategic marketing alliance between U.S. real estate investment firm Radiant Properties and Austrian software developer Forex Killer is set to produce 1 clear winner—Forex Traders."

Due to the current challenges within the overall stagnant U.S. Real Estate market, Charles Emery, CEO of Radiant Properties LLC has just announced that his company is now poised to tap into the vast resources of the $3 Trillion per day Forex Market by forming a strategic marketing alliance with FOREX KILLER, the cutting edge automated forex trading software system developer. Forex Killer is headed up by Andreas (Andy) Kirchberger, the former Deutsche Bank Forex Advisor who is the mastermind behind the creation and development of Forex Killer, which was recently featured on CNN as the #1-rated cash flow generation opportunity online today.

Kirchberger says, "We at Forex Killer anticipate that our strategic marketing alliance with Radiant Properties will spread the word that Forex Killer is the best, most versatile Analytical Forex Trading software system in the world because it is breathtakingly easy to use and it's the ONLY Forex trading software on the market that enables you to generate your own trading signals. That aspect alone is extremely powerful and provides even newbie traders who use FOREX KILLER with a tremendous advantage over experienced Forex traders that use other systems."

According to Emery, "Since real estate investment has traditionally been highly profitable, there's been no real urgent need for us to diversify—until NOW. We're forming this marketing alliance with Forex Killer because they are the undisputed market leader in their niche within an already massive market that's in the midst of an exponential growth phase. And it just makes good business sense to partner up with a winner."

Forex Killer is the only WORKING forex signal generator on the market today. It effectively takes the all the guesswork out of the forex trading process because it does the thinking and eliminates the "human error" factor. Forex Killer simplifies and automates the inherently complex Forex Trading process and makes it so easy that anyone really can make SERIOUS money trading on the Forex Market.

Emery adds, "Forex Killer is Online Forex Trading Made Simple, offering a superior SOLUTION to ho-hum ROI and lackluster earnings in the real estate & stock markets plus other investment arenas. But as easy-to-use as Forex Killer is, it DOES require that its users TAKE ACTION. Like anything else of value in life, if you do nothing, expect nothing in terms of positive cash flow results. The ultimate winners are those active and aspiring Forex Traders who are decisive enough to act now in order to seize their opportunity to reap the tremendous potential Forex trading profits & ROI that Forex Killer offers, which are just a CLICK away".

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A Real Time Stock Trading Robot, A Wonder of The 21st Century!

smoky8 — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 18:45:30 GMT

"You Can Legally Own a Stock Trading Robot!...Proven to Earn $346.77 Per Week (Managing $1000 Capital)"

What I am about to share with you, is a very unusual story. Unusual...because it is about 2 "geeks", named Michael and Carl. Who developed the first commercially available stock picking "robot". Michael (the programmer) named the robot "Marl". Marl came about after Michael developed the famous "Global Alpha" computer stock trading model, while contracted to Goldman Sachs.

A piece of software which most years is responsible for...$4,000,000,000+ Annual Trading Profit!

With this software project completed, Michael looked for a new way to line his pockets. Unfortunately he had signed a Non Compete and NDA agreement with Goldman Sachs, forbidding him to create software which trades derivatives and similar financial instruments (like Global Alpha). After 3 weeks of being temporarily unemployed, Michael who was very wealthy and very bored...Decided to start a new project.

You' see...Goldman Sachs and most other large investment funds are at a major disadvantage. They often manage portfolios of up to $10,000,000,000 (ten billion dollars) - and because of this when they invest in stocks their scope is limited to just a few of the worlds largest firms (Coca-Cola, Google). This problem is widespread amongst fund managers whom manage large amounts of capital. In fact Warren Buffet (Whom manages $53 billion) has the exact same problem.

Michael knew he could take advantage of this. By developing software which can run on any home computer, and manage funds between $100 and $500,000. With managing such a small comparative amount, Michael's software could yield much higher returns. In fact it is designed to trade in the volatile penny stock market where stocks can increase 400% in a matter of minutes. Michael worked with fund manager Carl Williamson to create the bot. "Marl" works by analysing each stock using "technical analysis". Which means analysing a stocks past price movements to predict the stocks future direction.

The various changes in price (when made into a chart) form what traders call "chart patterns" and it is exactly these price patterns Marl is looking for. When first activated, Marl will use its own database to perform a scan of stocks trading on the OTC and Pink sheet exchanges. During this time Marl is looking for companies whom are forming bullish trading patterns.(stocks about to increase) Carl helped Michael program the bot to identify (in split second timing) distinct trading patterns from a vast range of 6578, held in Marl's internal database.

If Marl identifies a clean, uncongested chart pattern, that is proven to yield a good risk/reward - Then the stock will be added to Marl's "Watch List". All of these "watched stocks" will be forming bullish patterns (indicating the stock is about to rise). This watch list has two distinct advantages. The first and most obvious is that Marl can easily monitor hundreds of stocks at the same time. The second is that Marl is programmed on an "evolutionary framework". What this means, is that as Marl is watching hundreds of stock patterns it actually learns the most likely direction of stock prices under thousands of situations.

Because of this. The longer Marl is allowed to run on a computer...The More Advanced He Becomes!

What's more by scrutinising the miniscule movements in price of hundreds of stocks...Marl becomes familiar...even intimate...With each individual stock. Developing what professional traders call a "sixth sense". A sort of "feel" for how the stock will behave in any given situation. While monitoring hundreds of stocks in the watch list...Marl may notice that a stock has been hitting resistance at $0.50 all week (not being able to rise above 50 cents a share). And if the stock breaks that level (meaning there is a good chance it will "breakout" and run much higher) the bot will start analyzing the stock in more detail...looking at its longer term weekly trading pattern and applying its vast range of criteria.

Any stocks that reach this stage have been under close scrutiny and passed a variety of complex tests. Marl will then analyze the charts looking for the best entry point (to buy the stock at) with the lowest risk to potential reward. The average professional stock trader can analyze one stock chart around every 8-10 seconds...when looking for an opportunity. On the other hand Marl can analyze 7 charts every second.

"Why Does That Matter?"

It means that Marl can be extremely selective, waiting until all the correct criteria line up until a trade recommendation is made. Often Marl will disregard profitable trades...In favour of a potentially more profitable trade occurring at the same time. After creating "Marl" to version 1.0...The two input a trading capital of $1000 and set it running. Marl spent 13 hours analysing over 6,000 small capitalisation firms. After those 13 hours Marl made his first ever stock recommendation...

"LPTC.OB Trading at $0.74 Per Share!"

Carl placed the trade in his online brokerage account with $1000 invested, as the market closed for the night. The following morning (a Tuesday) the stock climbed to $1.05 within the first 3 hours (a 42% increase). Something ‘magical’ had just happened. In Carl Williamson’s dark, damp basement the first ever profitable stock robot was created. Computer Science Universities around the country had attempted this feat for years with no avail. They lacked one crucial thing, these students only had a basic grasp of stock trading - Let alone the complex thinking and analysis involved.

Carl Williamson was vital to Marl's success and so on that day. The 16th of January 2007. Michael and Carl signed a legally binding contract. Both swore themselves to "secrecy". No one would know about Marl. Not Carl's trading partners...Not Michael's old Global Alpha colleagues...Not anyone. Within the next few days Carl and Michael rented a commercial lock-up where their new business was to be stationed. They drove to the nearest PC World and bought 12 brand new laptops. Back at the lock-up Michael set-up a wireless network and configured each laptop. They spent the first night setting up each laptop v1.1 of Marl the trading robot. Yes you guessed it...!

Carl & Michael Were Setting Up A Lockup To House Marl...Marl Was To Analyse the Markets...24 Hours a Day! By setting up Marl on a network, with 12 versions of "himself" running at the same time - His internal database of chart trading patterns was able to grow at a much faster rate. Each bot was linked to one central database, held on a separate server, and hosted online.

"Carl & Michael Were Set For Riches!"

The second day after 12 sets of Marl analysed over 17,000 small cap firms...Marl made It's Second Stock Recommendation...!

Marl recommended another stock named NSMG.OB. Carl once again placed the trade online, this time investing $1380 using the profits made on the last trade. Within 3 days time the stock had rocketed from $1.12 per share to $3.42. In total a 205% increase in just a matter of days! In fact by this point the two were so excited they slept on the floor in the lockup. Watching as Marl analysed hundreds of thousands more stocks. Michael (the programmer) has insisted I include some technical details pertaining to his ‘masterpiece’ in this article, here they are:

1. "Marl" can process 1,986,832 mathematical calculations per second.

2. As explained the more Marl is used the better his skills will become; every situation it analyses is fed back to an online "master database" which also gauges the performance of its actual stock picks. The result is a bot which is constantly perfecting its trading formula.

3. Marl doesn't just compare each trade to past situations. It also looks at volume traded, Support and resistance levels, Trend reversals patterns, Consolidation patterns and Channels a stock trades in. - Marl takes all of this into account before even watching a certain stock.

Carl went on to explain that "Marl" is a simple bot. And unlike the computer science universities currently trying to create programs like Marl. Michael and Carl were adamant their stock robot would be extremely simple. It is simple in design and simple in programming. For the end user this means there are virtually no errors or bugs, which could prove financially fatal. Now as explained above, Marl is the first "Commercially available" stock trading robot. And since its introduction in early 2007, Marl has been responsible for creating 86 millionaires and 13 multimillionaires!

And because of this a license to use Marl is no "cheap date". In fact it costs...$28,000 Per License! And each person who purchases a license is invited to Michael's home for a week of personal training. Now Michael did go on to tell me something very interesting. Stay with me on this because I'm about to tell you how anybody can benefit from Marl...Without shelling out $28,000. You' see...Michael and Carl know that not many people have $28,000 to "risk" on buying a Stock Trading Robot.

And so they thought for days about how they could prove Marl is everything I have explained, without giving him away on some sort of "trial basis". So they created a weekly newsletter, named "Doubling Stocks". Each week every reader of that newsletter would receive one Penny Stock pick chosen by Marl. And so far since the newsletter was started 4 months ago...Each pick has made an...Average 105.28% Increase, Usually Within 3 Hours of the Market Opening!

...Now here's where it gets most interesting

Because when Michael and Carl were telling me about this new newsletter, I was expecting them to mention a price in the thousands of dollars...$5000, $6000 or More. They went on to tell me they were offering a membership to this newsletter at just a token fee of $47.00! And better yet this token fee of $47.00 will allow you to trade Marl's picks for the lifetime of the newsletter!

"Why?" Because Carl told me:

"This newsletter is the best kind of advertising available. Thousands of people read the email each week and witness returns consistently averaging 80%+. And we priced the newsletter at $47.00 simply to ensure those who join are serious about investing in each stock pick". And because of this $47 newsletter, Marl has already been featured in Business Week and the Wall Street Journal!

In fact, Carl tells me 3.2% of members of this newsletter, end up buying Marl outright. Why would they pay such a large amount to buy their own Marl when they can simply follow the newsletter? Because Marl usually predicts at least 2 good stocks per day. And owners of the software can make 10 or more investments per week, unlike members of the newsletter.

There is one more caveat. Members of the newsletter are expected to report back to Michael and Carl details of their entry point, exit point and profit/loss (if they decide to trade that week). This data is further used to aid development of Marl.

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To Your Online Trading Success,
Dan A.

Welcome To The "RichBoys" Blog !!!

smoky8 — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 16:02:45 GMT

Hello and Welcome! Our New "RichBoys" Blog Offers The Best Reviews, Tips and Advice on Stocks, Forex and Online Trading in All Areas, Including: Online Stock Trading, Online Forex Trading, Online Commodity Trading, Online Options Trading and Penny Stock Investing! Plus Some Recommended Free Online Dating Services!...Enjoy Staying !!!

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