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Holiday Giveaway Update

Posted on by lindsay

There are still 5 prizes to be given away in the month of December from our Trader's Blog Holiday Giveaway. If you haven't yet entered the drawing, you can still signup for a chance to win the remaining prizes.

We will be selecting the winners tomorrow (December 16th), Friday the 18th, Monday the 21st, Wednesday the 23rd, and Friday the 25th. You will be notified via phone/email and will have 48 hours to respond with your prize selection. The winner will select their choice of prize from the list below. Once a prize as been selected, it will be crossed off and the remaining prizes will be up for grabs for the next winner.

Remaining Prizes

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Bougearel's - Riding The Storm Out (book) & Free Yearly Subscription to Structural Logic Newsletter

Technical Analysis: Using Multiple Timeframes - Hardback Book

Technical Analysis: Using Multiple Timeframes - Hardback Book

NASDAQ Profits - Free E-book with over 30 years of NASDAQ statistics

DecisionBar Trading - 3 Free Months of Software

Power Investor - 1 Free Year Newsletter Subscription

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Enter the Trader's Blog Holiday Giveaway today!

To read about the remaining prizes, please visit the original post here.

Good luck and Happy Holidays,

The Trader's Blog Team

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What Kind of Investor Are You?

Posted on by The INO.com Team

I found today's author Mr. Moneybags' through his blog BigFatMoneybags.com a little while back. His view on finance isn't necessarily the norm and I thought it was great. Moneybags take on finance adds a bit of humor in an atmosphere that can too often become stressful. Without further delay I present, Mr. Moneybags.

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What kind of investor are you? It’s a simple question really. Although, it is surprising how few people can answer that question due to their lack of investment strategy – these are the same people than end up collecting empty cans off of the sidewalk for spare change. Let’s take a look at the four prominent types of investors: Continue reading "What Kind of Investor Are You?" →

Mastering MarketClub: Getting the Most Out of MarketClub 3-Part Series

Posted on by The INO.com Team

Getting the Most Out of MarketClubThis week’s webinar will start the “Getting the Most Out of MarketClub” series.  The first part of this series titled, “What Type of Trader Are You?” will help you identify your trading style and also how to use the “Trade Triangle” technology successfully within that style.

To kickoff this webinar series, our presenter will be MarketClub co-creator and INO.com President,  Adam Hewison. With Adam’s wealth of knowledge, we couldn’t think of anyone better to get us started.

We hope that you’ll be able to join us on Friday, December 11th at 4 p.m. EST. You can register by clicking here.

You can also register in advance for the 2nd and 3rd parts of this series by clicking the links below:

Part 2 - "Where Do I Start?"

Part 3 - "Tips and Tricks of MarketClub"

If you would like to be notified about future webinars, click here to sign-up.

Best,

Susan Jackson
Webinar Administrator
INO.com & MarketClub

Trading From the Open

Posted on by The INO.com Team

Today I've invited Douglas Newberry from Investing Systems Research Lab to come and impart some "open" wisdom upon us. The article is a short one with some good chart examples for you to glance over. Please enjoy the article, comment (as always), and visit Investing Systems Research Lab.

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Holding overnight can be dangerous and being on the wrong side of the "morning gap" has taken its toll on all of us at one time or another. This is just one of the many reason we like trading from the open.

Trading from the open can be a real adventure, but when you think about it there are really only a couple things that can happen.

Stocks can open flat in which case one must let the market establish a bias for the day. It is always better to wait out the first few minutes in order to let all the overnight orders clear and then we can see what will happen today.

Continue reading "Trading From the Open" →