ALERT: Our "Trade Triangle™" technology signaled an exit all long crude oil postions today at 66.23 basis the July contract.
Author: The INO.com Team
ALERT: Exit all long Gold postions
ALERT: Our "Trade Triangle™" technology signaled an exit all long gold postions today at 969.20 basis spot gold.
Simple, Practical Ways to Transform Your Difficult Trading Emotions and Improve Your Trading Overnight
Welcome back to guest blogger Mo Christiensen of TradingAdviceBlog.com. Mo has been a full time trader of the emini S&P 500 futures since 2003 and through his blog he works with new and developing traders to help them speed up the learning curve to trading profitably. In particular Mo specializes in the important area of emotional management.
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As traders we've chosen an intense profession, one with a very high potential for stress. The simple act of putting our money on the line, with an uncertain outcome, creates an emotional force which we need to know how to handle. If we don't, the emotional excitement of fear, euphoria, anger, disappointment, and other intense feelings, clouds our judgment and affects our ability to stay in the opportunity flow of the market.
Trading with these emotions in play, is akin to driving in a storm without windshield wipers. We can't see the road clearly, and accidents are very likely to happen!
What now for APPLE (AAPL) New Video
In this week's video we are revisiting Apple, Inc (NASDAQ_AAPL). I last looked at Apple on April 9th, when it was trading at considerably lower levels than where we are right now. At that time I made some projections using MarketClub's Fibonacci tool, as to where I thought Apple was headed.
Obviously Apple has moved quite a bit and I want to revisit some of these key levels that I think may be a real challenge to this market in the very near term.
Continue reading "What now for APPLE (AAPL) New Video"
Something to think about ...
An economics professor at a local college made a statement that he had
never failed a single student before but had once failed an entire
class.
That class had insisted that socialism worked and that no one would be
poor and no one would be rich, a great equalizer.
