The Line Is Drawn In the Sand In the Equity Markets

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To many technicians, it is very clear where the equity markets will reverse, and for those folks who don't follow the technicals, this is a key reversal area in the S&P 500, the NASDAQ, and the Dow.

In my new short video I show you the exact levels that I think will reverse this market, if in fact it's ever going to reverse to the downside.

Currently the major trend remains positive for all the indices and we would only become negative on the these markets should the key levels I show you  today, are broken.

As always our videos are free to watch and there are no registration requirements. I would really like to hear back from you with regards to your thoughts on this video.

Your comments are welcome on our blog.

All the best,

Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub

2010 Commodities Forecast, an Interview with James Mound

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Recently we got the opportunity to sit down with Mr. James Mound, the head analyst for Mound Trade Signals and author of the book 7 Secrets Every Commodity Trader Needs to Know, for a one-on-one interview.  Mr. Mound’s 2010 Mega Commodities Forecast was released on January 5th and with it came scores of comments about his dramatic market predictions.  In this interview we will look to ask the pressing questions about Mr. Mound and his forecasts. Please enjoy, feel free to comment, and check out his 2010 Mega Commodities Forecast here.

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Trader's Blog: James, thanks for sitting down with me today, and if you don't mind I'd like to jump right in. On January 5th, in your 2010 Commodities Forecast, you said:
“I see a lot of signals pointing at a few weeks of bullish commodities here in the first month or so of the year…. This could be enough to get oil on a two to three week bull run to set the high for the year…. This is when I recommend jumping short.”

What made you call the top with such specific timing and where is it going from here?

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Attention Members: How Do YOU Use MarketClub?

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Many times when MarketClub members call our support team, they share a little of their own strategy. A lot of these tips are then passed on among the support team and then sometimes along to other members. We have also had members call and ask us how others use the service. We love this notion of idea-sharing and want to take it to the next level.

The concept is to have members who have established their own MarketClub approach and would be comfortable sharing, to participate in a webinar attended by other members and participants. Ideally, you would take us through a typical day of using the service. This is a very simple example, but an idea of what we're looking for:

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The Secret to Turbocharging Your Profits in Global Markets

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You may remember today's guest blogger, Nicholas Vardy, from his last post, "Two Contrarian Trades for the Coming Decade," which garnered quite the response from Trader's Blog readers. Today, he's returned to share his insight and ideas on improving your global investment returns. Whether you agree or disagree, leave your comments or questions below. You may also be interested in picking up a copy of his Top 10 Picks Report here.

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If you are new to foreign investing, the importance of currency movements can be a hard thing to get your head around. Yet, understanding how your position as a U.S. dollar investor impacts your foreign investment returns is the secret to maximizing profits worldwide. And below, I’ll tell you exactly how that secret works.

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Has the Euro Gone Too Far?

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We ended 2009 with the overriding consensus that the dollar was going to be under pressure and keep moving lower against the euro. Well guess what, the euro proved to be even weaker than the US dollar as it moved to levels not seen since May of 2009.

So what happened? Was conventional thinking wrong, or did the market get it right? We may be at a tipping point where conventional thinking could well be wrong again.

In my new video I share with you what I see in the euro/dollar cross right now.

As always our videos are free to watch and there are no registration requirements. I would really like to hear back from you, with regards to your thoughts on this cross-rate. Your comments are welcome on our blog.

All the best,

Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub