Dan Gramza & Daily Market Studies

Posted on by lindsay

For those not familiar with Dan Gramza, he is a well known author, advisor, educator, and trader. Not only is he president of Gramza Capital Management, Inc., and DMG Advisors, LLC, but he is also the author of “Trading In The Eye Of The Storm” and “The Handbook of Japanese Candle Trading Strategies." Gramza has appeared on CNN’s “Moneyline,” Reuters TV and Bloomberg TV. Watch Gramza's complimentary daily analysis.

Gramza is a respected educator and analyst, and is an instructor for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Education Center, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange DePaul University, The Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Stock Exchange.

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Daily Market Studies with Dan Gramza

Dan Gramza’s daily market studies is an on-line educational resource brought to you by INO.com and the CME Group. This complimentary sign-up will allow you to accesses videos of Dan Gramza as he discusses some of the prior day setups in each of the CME Group markets. Dan presents graphs in his easy to understand teaching style to provide insights, considerations and implications for trading futures and options on Stock Indexes, Forex, Grains, Precious Metals and more.

Access Gramza's complimentary daily analysis.

All the best,

INO.com & The INO TV Team

This stock is pure box office gold

Posted on by The INO.com Team

I am of course referring to Netflix, which has seen a phenomenal move since we had a major "Trade Triangle" buy signal at $31 a share on January 5, 2009. This stock is now up a staggering 677% in a just 24 months.

I think this is a clear demonstration of just how powerful our "Trade Triangle" long-term strategy is in getting you into the market and keeping you in until the trend ends.

I think it is a great testimony to Reed Hasting who started the company and has seen it grow year in and year out. Can you imagine being that guy from Blockbuster who turned down an offer to buy Netflix in 1999. Ouch! That has got to hurt.

Can Netflix go higher?

That's a question we choose not to answer. We will rely on MarketClub's "Trade Triangle" Technology to alert us that the move is over.

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All the best,
Adam Hewison

President of INO.com

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Rare earth more valuable than gold?

Posted on by The INO.com Team

I recently took a trip to China where I was able to explore and get a better firsthand understanding of what is going on in that country, and not just all the hype one reads about.

You can read about my trip and my conclusions right here.

I also think you'll find it interesting that the Shanghai index that we discussed in my earlier blog posting is proving to be accurate.

In today's blog posting we are going to be discussing a resource that China has more of than anywhere else on the planet, rare earth. Continue reading "Rare earth more valuable than gold?" →

The big secret behind gold's $100 collapse

Posted on by The INO.com Team

The question many investors are asking themselves today is, just what happened to the price of gold?

Did the world change? Did the problems in Europe go away? Did all the states manage to find funding to cover their deficits?

No, none of that happened, but gold still dropped $100.

It's all about market perception and timing, two things we've talked about many times before on the Trader's Blog. I don't know about you, but I remember when gold was over $1,400 an ounce and all I could see on TV where ads from gold companies extolling the virtues of buying gold as it is real money. Since the fall, I expect we'll see fewer of these advertisements on TV and in print.

So what did happen to gold? Continue reading "The big secret behind gold's $100 collapse" →