Category: MarketClub Techniques, Tips & Talk

WHY TRADERS SHOULD PLAY VIDEO GAMES

Last week for my birthday I received a PS3 (Playstation 3 Video Game console
for those who live on a planet other than Earth).

It’s very cool.

Of course, then I needed the latest 1080p TV to play it on. So I bought that
today … 56 beautiful inches of DLP.

Then, you don’t want to invest all that money, only to have your experience
ruined by a sub par sound system. So I invested in a nice Sony surround
sound system as well.

Gosh, you’d think I was 12.

Read more here.

2007 has been an incredible year in the markets, and we are committed to make MarketClub the premier online service for equities, futures, and foreign exchange traders.

You may have seen our announcement last week about MarketClub's Headlines feature. We have added customized news from Dow Jones and RTT News. Our service matches real-time headlines with your exact trading interests, all part of your subscription to MarketClub. Already off to a big start, Market Headlines is giving users like you an edge in the marketplace.

We have been rapidly expanding our server infrastructure for speed and reliability. Scanning over 230,000 symbols tick by tick, we are able to give you streaming charts and analysis that respond instantly to your request.

As of today, we have a new Smart Scan section. This has always been a favorite of mine, a search engine to find a better trade. Wait until you see this improvement. Search by chart analysis score! Looking for short term rallies, charts ready to break out, or new Giant Footprints? I encourage you to login and try the new scans:

http://club.ino.com/members/scan/

Many members have requested filters to allow scanning by price, volume, or filtering Canadian stocks and mutual funds. We listened. Smart Scan will save you time and provide new opportunities for trading. Look forward to a new video that will show you our tips for using the new Smart Scan.

Here's to your trading success,

Dave

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David Maher
Technical Director, Partner
INO.com, Inc.

Dear Trader,

I believe that the more you know about the markets the better off you are in the long run. With this in mind we are going to post on a regular basis words and terms that will help you expand your own personal knowledge of the markets.

A better informed trader ... is a smarter trader.

It's up to you.

Cheers,

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Abandon: The act of an option holder in electing not to exercise or offset an option.

Accommodation Trading: Non-competitive trading entered into by a trader, usually to assist another with illegal trades.

Actuals: The physical or cash commodity, as distinguished from a commodity futures contract. Also see Cash and Spot Commodity.

Aggregation: The principle under which all futures positions owned or controlled by one trader (or group of traders acting in concert) are combined to determine reporting status and compliance with speculative limits. ves: (a) the solicitation or acceptance of customers’ orders, discretionary accounts, or participation in a commodity pool (other than in a clerical capacity); or (b) the supervision of any person or persons so engaged.

Read more terms here

Here is a MarketClub upgrade you can really use.

Financial news you can pick and choose what you want to see. Trade the dollar ... then just watch dollar news. Trade Google then just watch news that affects Google. It couldn't be easier.

Watch this new video and see how easy it is to save time and streamline your time on the web.

Here is the link you need.

Watch the video here.

Enjoy,

Adam

Stochastics is not a new oscillator. The idea was originated by a Czechoslavakian and perfected by Dr. George Lane, editor and publisher of Investment Educators in Skokie, Illinois.

Before George passed away, I had the privilege of meeting him personally and discussing his stochastic theory. George was quite a character and his work on Stochastic's is a tremendous contribution to the world of investing. It was his life's work and I think this lesson is a fitting tribute to George.

Because this lesson contains charts, it has been posted
here.

Enjoy.
Adam