We interview Robert Miner as he explains Elliot Wave theory and what he recommends to beginning traders.
The MarketClub Minute ... Lesson 8
Wanted: MarketClub Testimonials
If you get a few minute this weekend I would love to hear feedback from MarketClub customers. I am putting together some promotional material and I would like some fresh testimonials to jazz things up. We will also be adding new friendly faces to our testimonial page of MarketClub.
Liz B., Great Britain -"Two weeks with Market Club and 422 pips up is good news for me! This stuff can be very addictive."
Gene S., Florida- "As an active trader, I make 10-20 trades per day. MarketClub has become my number one source for analysis and forecasting. Over the past year of using +100 Trade Triangles as the basis for my trading, my portfolio is up 100% with over an 80% win ratio."
If you have a success story, enjoy a specific tool, or just want to give your thoughts on MarketClub or INO.com please send your testimonials, suggestions or comments to
bl**@in*.com
. We will be incorporating a few member responses into our print, web and possible radio campaigns for the remainder of this year.
Feel free to be specific or general. Please also send your contact information as I will be getting in touch if we choose to use your comments to give you a special little gift.
Send to
bl**@in*.com
, subject line MarketClub.
Have a wonderful weekend and I look forward to a full inbox on Monday!
Best,
Lindsay Thompson
Director of New Business Development
INO.com & MarketClub
The bank stress test, can you believe it?
The bank stress test, can you believe it?
Since my return from holiday, I have been scratching my head wondering why the market (in this case the S&P) has moved so high for little or no reason. The economy still appears to be very much on the defensive with unemployment rising and the business environment still on a slippery slope.
I made this video before the stress test was announced and I suspect that all of the stress test leaks have already being discounted by the market.
Video link on next page ...
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When Fundamental Analysis Just Doesn’t Make Sense
I'm pretty sure everyone here uses, in some capicity, fundamentals to trade. But what we also have an issue with is always using the fundamentals when we really shouldn't, because they don't make sense! Zachary Scheidt, from ZachStocks.com, has come to show us a little about when the fundamentals don't make sense.
He'll be responding to comments and would like to hear a horror story!
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There are times in just about every job where things just don’t line up in a logical manner. Equity markets have their own way of turning fundamental arguments upside down and confounding even the most studious trader. There are times when bad economic news turns out to be good news for markets (usually because it leads to easing regulations) or when positive news is met by selling.
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