Last Chance!

No one can be successfully accurate at predicting the markets...at least not on a regular basis. But when there's an Android Tablet to win, you might as well try!

If you have been following our blog in the last month, then you know all about our prediction challenge. If you haven't already emailed your predictions for the DJI and DX for the end of QE2, do so now! You have until the end of today (11:59 p.m. ET) to submit your winning guess to

Je******@in*.com











Still confused? Get caught up here!

Best,
The MarketClub Team

In memory of...

"Let every nation know,
whether it wishes us well or ill,
that we shall pay any price,
bear any burden, meet any hardship,
support any friend, oppose any foe
to assure the survival and the success of liberty."

- John F. Kennedy

MarketClub would like to take today to acknowledge all of our veterans, fallen and living, and thank you for all that you do for this great nation! Our offices will be closed today for this purpose, but we look forward to being back tomorrow.

Using The Doji Indicator To Determine A Market Trend

Trader Larry Levin, President of Trading Advantage LLC, has agreed to share one of his favorite trading secrets as a special treat to our viewers. Determining a trend can often be tricky. Get Larry’s expert opinion on how to keep it simple. If you like this article, you won’t want to miss his secret one-time framing technique!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Using the Doji

On a candlestick chart, there is a pattern that technicians refer to as a doji. A doji has top and bottom shadows like a regular candlestick, but has practically no real body. This happens when the opening and closing price are the same, or so close that they just leave a sliver of a real body. A doji looks like a plus sign or cross.

Finding a Doji can tell a technical analyst key things about a market trend

Doji are considered a good sign of indecision in a market. Finding a doji with short and nearly identical shadow points suggests a neutral trading session. The market opened, had a small trading range, and then closed at the opening price. Neither bulls nor bears got the upper hand. Longer shadows show potentially greater indecision. They are neutral on their own, but paired with a trend, a doji can hint at a coming change. Continue reading "Using The Doji Indicator To Determine A Market Trend"

MarketClub TV (5/26/11)

Did you miss last night's live episode of MarketClub TV? No problem. Watch it now!

We would like to congratulate Ming Z. of Greeley, Colorado, on being selected for a one year FREE membership to MarketClub. Find out how you can enter to win in last night's episode!

Click here to view MarketClub’s full Livestream library

We hope you enjoy last night's episode, and that you leave your thoughts in our comment section. Next Thursday's episode will go live at 5:00 p.m. ET. See you then!

Best,
The MarketClub Team

POLL: MarketClub TV

If you have seen MarketClub TV, then we don't have to tell you that it's been a hit! Although we have gotten a great response, we want to appease all of our followers. So we are asking you!

What day works best for you to watch a live episode of MarketClub TV?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

What time frame works best for you to watch a live episode of MarketClub TV? (ET)

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Of course, we realize that certain times may work better on different days, so if you would like to leave a specific time of a certain day in our comments section it would be greatly appreciated!

Best,
The MarketClub Team