In this new and previously viewed video, I show you exactly how to find winning trade in the futures markets.
This particular video covers the soybean market which is HOT right now.
See how we picked up this trade up months ago before all the news came out about the plantings. See how YOU could have done the exact same thing using MarketClub's proven Trade Triangle approach.
Every success and enjoy the video
Your poll said no...
The Wall Street Journal claims that Shanghai's market runs off superstition – most notably Chinese investors that buy stocks on the favorability of numbers that contain 8s. This superstitious Shanghai market was the alleged trigger (among other things) of the February 2007's “Dow Dive” of 416 points.
AOL's Money & Finance “Blogging Stocks” sites a Chinese investor, Yan Caign, who bought 30,000 shares of a cement company, Jilin Yatai Co., because of a “lucky” ticker number than contained double 8s [60088]. Shortly after, his shares tripled and he walked away with $50,000 under the sheer belief that the double 8s brought him luck.
Instead of using tools like SmartScan, should we use a Jinga board to pick potential markets? Why is Shanhai's market so based around luck?
Blogging Stock's, Peter Cohan says we must look at who's doing the trading to truly understand why. In the US, the majority of trading is done by large financial institutions that use sophisticated fundamental and technical analysis. However, 60-80% of Chinese investors are individuals who gamble on numerical superstitions, with little understanding of concepts from the financial arena.
So in the US markets, we are not known to use superstition in our trading, but I am sure that we all make small behavior modifications when sitting down in front of the computer screen. Jeff White of The Stock Bandit claims that although he is not superstitious, he will never have a sports car as his PC wallpaper. He said that his cold streaks were either to blame on the computer wallpaper, or his over-eagerness to earn the money for that dream ride on the screen.
We asked Traders Blog visitors if, as traders, they were superstitious.
We heard you scream no.
But, if holding my breath, while wearing a necklace of garlic and humming the National Anthem makes me $50,000 within a matter of minutes... you can bet I'd do it.
Dear Trader,
There are some things in life that just seem to defy logic.
Have you ever had this happen to you?
You're sitting alone at home, or at your office thinking about an old friend or business associate that you haven't heard from in a long time. Then, out of the blue the phone rings, and lo and behold, it's that long lost friend on the phone.
Strange? You bet.
Logical? No way.
How do you explain something like that?
It almost feels like you're in Rod Serling's 
"Twilight Zone".
You might not remember Rod Sterling's iconic TV series back in the early sixties that focused on ordinary folks who suddenly find themselves in extraordinary, usually supernatural, situations. It was a huge success at the time and has been in syndication for years.
The reason I bring this to your attention is that more and more members of MarketClub are feeling that they are in the "Twilight Zone of Good Trades".
What is the "Twilight Zone of Good Trades"? It all starts with MarketClub's powerful new ""Trade the Triangle" scanning tools.
In my new video I show you how to use these tools, and how to spot the "Twilight Zone of Good Trades"? .
The video covers Hilton, no, not Paris, but Blackstones, $26 billion buyout offer for Hilton hotels that was announced after the stock market closed on July 3rd.
See how MarketClub's "Trade the Triangle" scanning tools spotted the Hilton move before it was announced.
The video is not some academic classroom exercise, this is real. This is the kind of stuff you can use right away in your own trading.
When you've finished watching this no registration required, 3.5 minute trading video, you're going to think that you've landed in the "Twilight Zone of Good Trades" ... you might just be right.
Enjoy,
Adam Hewison
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Adam Hewison is a former floor trader and past member of several major exchanges, including the International Monetary Market (IMM) a division of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in Chicago, Index and Options Market(IOM) Chicago, New York Futures Exchange (NYFE) and The London Financial Futures Exchange (LIFFE). Adam is the author of "Right on the Money, The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates" and numerous other financial ebooks and web videos. His latest project, MarketClub is a new web site dedicated to catching big moves in the markets using Adam's "Trade Triangles" approach.
What a crazy week last week with the iPHONE launch.
What the heck is going on with APPLE and the markets in general?
Crude closes over $71 a barrel, soybeans traded limit up, and the stock market is alive and kicking. Interest rates are over 5% and the subprime mess is still out there in the merky underworld of voodoo finance..
So, what's really going on in the markets?
But first, I have an important question for you.
What's an iPHONE or APPLE's stock or any market really worth?
O.K., maybe that's a trick question, but here's the short million dollar answer.
IT DOESN'T MATTER. Let me say that again. IT DOESN'T MATTER.
Why would I say something like that, why doesn't matter?
Here's a cruel reality of the marketplace.
It doesn't matter where these markets are headed. What matters most is you get the direction right.
The reality is, these are trading markets. They are all driven by market sentiment.
That's the kind of markets we are in right now, and we are likely to stay in this mode for quite some time.
What matters most is that you get the direction of the market right. You can only determine the trend by using pure market action. The easiest way to do this is by using a program the tells you in plain english what the
market is doing.
Take a look at these complementary market videos.
Don't let the hype, hoopla, news and chat rooms fool you. A market can only do three things, it can go UP, DOWN or SIDEWAYS, that's it!
When you hear about the next hot market, that is headed for the moon. Just say to yourself "it doesn't matter". That way you will know when to get in and more importantly, when to get out.
Take the next several minutes and watch the movies and let me know what you think.
Here's to thinking "it doesn't matter" and your best trading year ever.
Adam Hewison
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About Adam:
Adam Hewison is a former floor trader and past member of several major
exchanges, including the International Monetary Market (IMM) a
division of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in Chicago, Index and
Options Market(IOM) Chicago, New York Futures Exchange (NYFE) and The
London Financial Futures Exchange (LIFFE). Adam is the author of
"Right on the Money, The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Foreign
Exchange Rates" and numerous other financial ebooks and web movies.
His latest project, MarketClub is a new web site dedicated to catching
big moves in the markets using Adam's "Trade Triangles" approach.
"Learn how to use MarketClub"
But let's go back and hear and see what Chairman of APPLE, and master salesman Steve Jobs had to say at this years MacWorld.
POW!!! Just like that the excitement started and hasn't stopped since.
Wall Street immediately took notice and pushed APPLE's stock up from $85.15 on January 9th, to a high so far this year of $127.61.
If you are already a member of MarketClub you know that we are long APPLE from 95.91 on 4/24. You also know exactly where we are placing our stops to lock in profits.
If you are not a member of the MarketClub, watch this free video and find out where we are placing our stops.
Be sure to watch the market action for APPLE on Monday. It should quite a show.
Have a great weekend,
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