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Practical Applications of Japanese Candlestick Charts

Posted on August 29, 2007February 25, 2010 by lindsay

Join Gary Wagner In His In-Depth Analysis of
Japanese Candlestick Charts

Seminar: Developed over 300 years ago, this method of technical analysis is still relevant and an exceptional addition to Western technical analysis. Gary's lecture will cover and discuss practical trading approaches including stop placement and trailing levels, risk parameters, money management and the psychology of trading any market with Candlestick charts.

Gary Identifies Patterns:

â–º Confirmation â–ºContinuation â–ºCombination â–ºConfluence

Gary Explains Methods:

Sakata's Constituation

Sakata's Five Methods
Sanzan - Three Mountains
Sanser - Three Rivers
Sanke -Three Gaps
Sanpei -Three Parallel Lines
Sanpo- Three Methods

Listen to the Wagner's Seminar "Candlestick Charts"

Follow Along & Research w/ PDF Workbook

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Jim Cramer, Mad Money, Boolyaa, a Monkey and NASCAR

Posted on August 23, 2007September 8, 2008 by The INO.com Team

Let me start this post by saying love him or hate him, I think Jim Cramer is a genius.

Is he a trading genius? NO WAY, according to BARRONS his returns have been sub par and this is backed up by this website.

Read more about Jim Cramer's ultimate goal and his dream job here.

Stocks Making Some Moves

Posted on August 14, 2007February 25, 2010 by lindsay

How Did We Measure Up?

Yesterday, there was a list published in a well known journal of stocks that had big moves. They published the good news... and the bad news. But, it was all good news for MarketClub members that were tracking these symbols. I decided to go through each of the published stocks (I did not remove nor add any). Here is the list...

Method of My Evaluation

â–º I took start positions from the last monthly triangle, and used weekly triangles for outs, ins, etc.
â–º I did not take into account setting stop positions
â–º Assumed that each open position could be liquefied at analysis time of 1:20 PM on 8-14-07

MarketClub signaled moves for these stocks wonderfully...

Toll Brothers (NYSE:TOL) : + 0.50 /share, +1.6% Gain

How: We entered on a monthly trend change, March 1st @ 29.57. From there we used the weekly chart to exit and re-enter. We had 4 exit and re-entries within the same trend movement. Liquidated price= $22.50

American Real Estate (NYSE:ACP) : + 7.77 /share, +7.3% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 8-10-07 suggesting that traders take a long position @ 106.23. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $114.00

Cisco (NYSE:CSCO) : + 1.97 /share, +6.9% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangles signaled a positive change on 7-6-07 suggesting a long position @ 28.48. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $30.45

Anthracite Capital (NYSE:AHR) : + 3.14 /share, +27% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 7-18-07 suggesting to take a short position @ 11.5. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $8.36

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) : + 32.19 /share, +13.5% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 7-24-07 suggesting to take a short position @ 203.29. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $171.10

Home Depot (NYSE:HD) : + 2.37 /share, +6.2% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 8-1-07 suggesting to take a short position @ 36.72. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $34.35

Polo Ralph Lauren (NYSE:RL) : + 7.78 /share, +8.5% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 8-1-07 suggesting to take a short position @ 88.11. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $80.31

Pacific Sunwear (NASDAQ:PSUN) : + 4.67 /share, +24% Gain

How: The monthly trend triangle was issued on 7-26-07 suggesting to take a short position @ 18.84. There were no conflicting signals on the weekly chart, so this position would simply be held. Liquidated price = $14.17

Average Return = +11.8%
Don't Believe It?

Members

You could have caught these moves by using the "Recent Trade Triangle" search... use the monthly to determine changes in trend. You may also use this as an initial entry point, which is what we did above. Just make sure you choose your equities and time frame filter.

NON-Members

If you don't believe it... sign-up for the 30-day money back guarantee and test it for yourself.
Click here to enroll and start finding wining trades.

Members, Non-Members & Guests,

Feel free to call me, or email me with any questions. Good luck in life and trading!

What to do in the market right now!!

Posted on August 10, 2007September 8, 2008 by The INO.com Team

Dear Trader,

What a week! What volatility! What should traders do?

This could be one of the answers you are looking for.

About two months ago we sent you an email that correctly forecast the up move in crude oil and indicated that it could potentially topple world equity markets.

We were right.

So what happens now ... is the move in crude over? Is the DOW in a tailspin, over or is it just a pause before new highs?

I have just finished a new video that takes a fresh look at crude oil and is a follow up to what many are calling my amazing June 13th video.

If you are concerned about volatility, if you are concerned about the economy, and according to our blog poll most traders are.

See our blog poll results on this page.

You will want to watch my new four minute video. It's an eye opener. The video shows you step by step how you would have fared in crude oil.

Watch it on us. There is no need to register, plus you will learn a valuable trading lesson.

Cheers,

Adam Hewison

P.S. Here is a copy of the email I sent you on 6/18

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Looking back two months ago we sent out an email to you.

Here's a copy of what we sent . The move has started with little or no fanfare, and almost zero media attention.

This is how the big moves start, they are usually off the radar screens of most traders and media pundits.

It is only when the move is almost over do you begin to see exhaustive coverage and market projections on all media outlets. Then it is too late.

This move, in this market will potentially create major problems for the world equity markets.

In my new video you will see, point by point what I mean.

Enjoy:

No registration needed ... watch with our complements.

Cheers, Adam

Adam Hewison President, INO.com

Stochastics

Posted on August 6, 2007August 9, 2007 by lindsay

Self-Managed Trading with Stochastics - By George & Cairie Lane

Seminar Topic: George and Cairie will provide in-depth explanations of the theory of momentum and stochastic signals. Using numerous charing examples, they will show you how to use this timing tool to best advantage when trading stocks, futures and indicies. Follow along in the PDF workbook while you place the MP3 seminar! Learn about this classic indicator.

Covers:

The Theory of Stochastics:

Stochastics is based on the observations, thus, as price decreases, closes tend to accumulate ever closer to their extreme lows of the daily range. Conversely, as price increases, closes tend to accumulate ever closer to the extreme highs of the daily range. This concept holds whether you are working in a 1-minute, 3-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, hourly, daily, weekly , and monthly time periods.

The Theory of Momentum:

The momentum oscillator measures the velocity of direction price movement. Momentum always changes direction (trend) before price changes.