FOREX: Taking another look at the British Pound (new video)

British Pound Update

Taking another look at the British Pound.

On May 8, I produced a video which gave a detailed analysis of the British pound (GBP) versus the US dollar (USD). At that time I expected the British Pound to continue its gains against the US dollar. In today's video I will revisit GBP/USD cross to see just what has happened to this market.

I strongly recommend you take a look at my earlier video. Here is the link before watching our new video.

As always, the videos are free to watch and there's no need to register. I would love to get your feedback about this video and your own predictions about this market on our blog.

All the best,

Adam Hewison

President, INO.com

Co-creator, MarketClub

FOREX: How to analyze the Australian Dollar (new video)

Today we are going down under to analyze the Australian dollar.

Many traders look at the Australian dollar (AUD) and the Canadian dollar (CAD) as commodity plays. Both countries are rich in natural resources and that seems to be a key element to the recent moves in both of these currencies.

Today we are going to look at the technical aspect of the Australian dollar. This market not only charts very well, but it responds very well to technical signals. In this short video, I will explain in detail my reasoning for wanting to be in this market. I will give you some specific Aussie dollar objectives and also some places to protect capital.

As always, the videos are free to watch and there's no need to register. I would love to get your feedback about this video and your own predictions about this market on our blog.

All the best,

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

Stock Inefficiency is best found During Times of Hardship

No matter what side of government intervention you're on, it's agreed that it has an affect on the market. Whether that effect is a shorter bear market or simply a prolonged slide is debatable. Today's guest blogger is Tony of KhronoStock.com. Tony is going to share what he thinks the similarities between the great depression and the current state of the economy means for the markets. Be sure to comment and let us know what you think.

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There are four most important factors that caused the Great Depression during the early part of the 20th century.

1.    Stock market crash that went from October of 1929 to summer of 1932. Stocks dropped over 80% during this period.

2.    Massive bank failures – regional and community banks failed by the thousands. The remaining banks were reluctant to write any new loans due to the collapsing financial system. Continue reading "Stock Inefficiency is best found During Times of Hardship"

Next to go belly up ... Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp

From our business news partner.

Deficit surges at agency that insures pensions

By DEB RIECHMANN Associated Press Writer

(AP:WASHINGTON) In an ominous setback, the government agency that insures the pensions of 44 million Americans has amassed a record $33.5 billion deficit _ triple what it was just six months ago.

The bleak financial snapshot, in a report obtained by The Associated Press, raises new fears that a federal bailout eventually will be needed for the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. The beleaguered agency is being saddled with the underfunded pension plans of companies going bankrupt in the worst economic slump since the Great Depression.

Continue reading "Next to go belly up ... Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp"

How to use MarketClub's "Trade Triangle" technology

If you are still confused as to how to use MarketClub's "Trade Triangle ™" technology these five videos will help.

Each video is 90 seconds in length. The videos were made some time ago using our earlier charts and prove that the MarketClub "Trade Triangle" approach works.

Choose any market you are interested in to watch a 90 second video: - Stocks - Futures - Forex - Gold - Crude Oil

Enjoy,

Sincerely,
Adam Hewison,
President INO.com