Try it ... You'll like it.

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I hope you enjoyed my recent blog on China and had the opportunity to vote in the poll. If not, the poll is still open and your opinion still counts. You can visit this link to read this post and vote:

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Is It All Over For Gold?

A week ago everyone was cheering as gold and other commodity markets were making new highs. Last week however, things changed as everyone seemed to want to jump through the same door, at the same time, putting a great deal of downside pressure on many markets.

This phenomenon sometimes happens when people have multiple positions in multiple markets in the same direction. When they start to take profits, there is no one left to buy.

New gold trading video.

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Five Lessons China Can Teach The US Economy (NEW POLL)

I just got back from a two week visit to China, to witness for myself what all the buzz is about.

In today's post I want to share with you the five lessons we could learn from China that would lead America back to being the envy of the world and a powerhouse economy. And guess what? It doesn't include any bailouts, cheap imports, or a falling dollar.

But first, a brief history of China, specifically Hong Kong, for those who aren't familiar.

In 1898 the British government signed an agreement with China to lease Hong Kong for 99 years. That lease expired in 1997, some 13 years ago. At the time many Hong Kong residents, especially the wealthy Chinese, were concerned that it would immediately fall into a communist type regime which frowned on individual success and capital. Continue reading "Five Lessons China Can Teach The US Economy (NEW POLL)"

Gold Alert!

Short-term traders exit long position on a RED Daily “Trade Triangle” @ $1,382.62 today and remain neutral  for now.  This short-term trade produced a profit of  just over $17 dollars an ounce.

Intermediate and long-term traders hold  long positions.

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Another nice profit in this ETF

We have been trading the ETF FXE for some time now in MarketClub's Perfect "R" Portfolio and today we exited our long position at $136.64, which produced a profit of $8.14 a share.

This market has performed very well for us and we have only had two major trend changes for the year so far. The FXE is an ETF that mimics the Euro versus the US Dollar, so there's always plenty movement which equals opportunity in the market. That is one of the principal reasons why we chose to include this ETF in the Perfect "R" Portfolio. Continue reading "Another nice profit in this ETF"