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Holiday Greetings from MarketClub

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Holiday Greetings from MarketClub

This year, the holiday spirit has invaded MarketClub. It happens every year at this time, but fear not, we'll be back with the normal lineup of news, inspiration, and tutorials in January.

As the year winds down and 2010 approaches, we want to say a heartfelt “thank you”. INO and MarketClub have been blessed with another wonderful and profitable year and we are deeply grateful to you — our members, well-wishers, and fans. Thanks for pushing us to greater excellence, bearing with us when we fall short, and telling others in your circle about MarketClub. It's a privilege to work for you.

May all your days be merry, bright, and the New Year bring health and wealth to you and your family.

Adam & Dave
Co-founders of MarketClub

Leading Market Trends for 2010

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For today's guest blog post, I've invited Amey S. from The Wild Investor to share some things to look for in the markets for 2010. Please share your thoughts for 2010 by commenting on this post.

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If you have followed any of my work, then I’m sure you’re well aware of the simplicity I try to put towards stock trading - especially when it comes to spotting trends. In theory, I like to think of trends as a cause-effect relationship.

Due to situation A, sector B should perform well. Then, go find solid companies in sector B that fall under your trading strategy.

As we inch closer to shutting the door on a relatively successful 2009, yet miserable decade in the stock market, we must now focus our attention on the New Year. The upcoming year will not only mark the start of a new decade, but it will also jumpstart the “new” market, a “new” way of doing business, and the “new” way consumers behave. Basically 2010 should be everything that the first decade of the new millennium wasn't.

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Mastering MarketClub Webinars: We need your input!

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So far your response to the MarketClub webinars has been great, but we want to make sure that we are accommodating as many of our readers as possible. Please let us know what day and time of day works best with your schedule.

*Keep in mind that we are located on the eastern seaboard of the US, so you may need to add or subtract from our time zone.

Vote below and let us know what you think!

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Catching the Wave of Success and Staying on Top

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For today's guest blog post, I've invited Omar Quraishi from QVirtue.com to help us to understand and ride the wave of trading success. Please enjoy the article and comment below!

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A commitment to trading means a commitment to continued effort and education. The road to success can be long and there are often tough times along the way.  It is often the case that many people who set out to trade are blown out of the market within a few years, months, or even within a few days.

From my experience, and also many of the traders that I have met, there seems to be a consistent learning path that we all take. As a technical analyst I found a basic picture was the best way to describe the journey.

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Free Webinar: Getting the Most Out of MarketClub 3-Part Series

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Thank you for joining us for last week’s “Getting the Most Out of MarketClub” Part 1 webinar. If you weren’t able to join us, you’re in luck as we’ve just put the finishing touches on the edited version for all of our MarketClub members and Trader’s Blog readers.

Viewing tip: Click the far right icon on the bottom right corner to view full screen. We hope that you enjoy our most recent webinar video and that you’ll be able to join us next time!

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