Amazon has hurt itself … technically

In today's video we look at the technical aspects of Amazon and see what's causing it not to go up at this point in time.

Analyzing the market in-depth, we can see that Amazon has hurt itself technically. According to the chart, we can anticipate that it is going to take some time to repair or even overcome the current level resistance.

This new short video outlines the areas we feel must be challenged to change the present trend. We also look at some downside target zones that may be possible for this stock.

As always our videos are free to watch and there are no registration requirements.

We would love to hear your thoughts on Amazon, so please post your comments below.

All the best,
Adam Hewison
President of INO.com
Co-founder of MarketClub

Is the star in Starbucks fading?

I recently took the time to analyze one of the most popular and iconic brands on the American scene. I am of course talking about Starbucks.

After getting beaten down in 2008, Starbucks has made a remarkable recovery. However, that recovery looks to be in jeopardy based on our "Trade Triangle" technology and the findings of a 14th century dead mathematician.

In this short video, I go into an in-depth analysis of what is happening right now at Starbucks. With the help of our "Trade Triangles," I point out some very fragile points in this stock.

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need to register. If you'd like to make a comment on this or any of our previous videos, please feel free to comment on our Trader's Blog.

All the best,
Adam Hewison
President of INO.com
Co-Founder of MarketClub

5 Steps to Trading Like a Professional Trader

Being a professional trader is a dream many investors strive for. According to Moby Waller of Big Trends, it is an attainable goal that like everything else, requires a strong foundation. Here are 5 tips to becoming a full timer from Moby that you or may not have considered. Be sure to comment and let us know what your ultimate trading goals are and what you have found to be important parts of your trading routine.

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So you want to be a professional trader?  Here are some aspects of the job that you might not have thought of.

1.  Have a dedicated working environment and structured work hours.

Create a space for your trading that is solely devoted to that and make sure it is suitable for your needs.  What kind of computer power do you need?  How many monitors will you be using?   What software packages and scans will you be running?   Do you want CNBC or other channels on a television?  What newspapers, magazines and websites will be perused each day?  And so on…

Next, devote a set amount of time to trading every day.  Whether it’s the 6.5 hours that the U.S. market is open, or 1 hour at the open/close, or 2 hours before the open and after the close, find a time that works for your trading and stick with it like a real job.

I knew a trader in Chicago who began “scalping” U.S. Futures vs. German DAX Futures, which required him to go into the office every night from about Midnight to 5 am.  Is this a sacrifice? Yes … but the pay and profits from it made it worth his while.

2.  Have regular performance reviews and keep detailed records. Continue reading "5 Steps to Trading Like a Professional Trader"

A battle royal in the S&P 500

The battle between the bulls and the bears continues in the S&P 500 with neither side able to gain the upper hand. This choppy trading action will eventually lead to a large move one way or the other. The bulls are betting that we are headed higher and the bears are betting that the economy is going tank.

In my latest video, I share with you some of the key technical points that are still in play and where the market needs to go in order to break out of the current logjam that it's in.

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need for registration.

Please let us know your thoughts on our blog.

All the best,
Adam Hewison
President of INO.com
Co-founder of MarketClub

We follow-up on last week's euro video

Late last week we produced a video on the euro (which was posted on our blog on Monday), making a case that the currency was very close, if not at its highs. Since then, we have had two significant events fall into place which made the dollar skyrocket against the euro.

My new video shows you exactly what transpired and where we are so far this week. I think you'll find it interesting and informative.

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need for registration.

I would appreciate that if you have comments on this market that you please leave them on the blog for everyone to see.

All the best,
Adam Hewison
President of INO.com
Co-founder of MarketClub