"Flash Boys" author says the stock market is rigged

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In his latest book on Wall Street, author Michael Lewis claims the stock market is rigged - What do you think?

To get more background on Lewis' claim, you might want to check out this recent "60 Minutes" video clip.

Vote first, then share with us what you think and have the chance to win a brand new copy of "Flash Boys," the book that started the uproar on High Frequency Trading. You have to leave a comment in order to win a copy of the book. We will pick the most creative comment!

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Report Follow-Up: This Undervalued Energy Stock Could Soar

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Hi Traders,

We wanted to follow-up regarding an exclusive report that we released on February 28th, entitled "This Undervalued Energy Stock Could Soar." If you registered to view this report, then you would know that this energy stock is up approximately 14.77% from February 28th's open price until yesterday’s close. Not too shabby!

Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE:VLO) may still have legs, as both fundamental and technical analysis suggested long-term gain.

We will be releasing INO.com friend and analyst, Wayne Burritt's latest report early next week. What will be the sector he's watching and is there a potential breakout stock? Please visit us early next week or sign-up for our blog alerts to make sure you don't miss our next exclusive report!

If you didn't get a chance to access this report in late February, please see a full version of the VLO analysis below. Continue reading "Report Follow-Up: This Undervalued Energy Stock Could Soar" →

Why Major Trends Are Important

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Hello traders everywhere! Adam Hewison here, President of INO.com and co-creator of MarketClub, with your video update for Thursday, the 3rd of April.

Indices

Major Trend : BULLISH
Intermediate Trend : BULLISH

One lesson I learned a long time ago in my trading career was to never fight the trend. Trends tend to persist longer and go further than most expect. Yesterday, the Dow 30 gave a signal that it was once again resuming its upward trend, joining the S&P 500 in a positive trend. The NASDAQ is in a neutral and sideways mode. Watch today’s video to see my upside target levels.

Continue reading "Why Major Trends Are Important" →

Don't Keep Your Gold and Silver in the US, Says Marc Faber

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Publisher Marc Faber discusses the fragile state of the US and global financial systems… how rising inflation will affect the average American… how soon the bubble will burst… and why gold and silver will triumph.

Here are a few highlights:

"The US is a country that likes to create trouble, but they don’t like to clean up things."

"We've now been five years into the bull market and the US economy bottomed out in June 2009. We already had a crack-up boom—not in the economy of the typical household, but in the economy of the super-well-to-do people, whose asset prices rose dramatically and as a result created a huge wealth inequality." Continue reading "Don't Keep Your Gold and Silver in the US, Says Marc Faber" →

The Hidden Jewel In MarketClub

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As we begin the second quarter of 2014, I want to bring to your attention one of the "hidden jewels" of MarketClub.

A Portfolio With Results!

MarketClub's World Cup Portfolio (WCP) has never had a losing year in the 6 1/2 years that we have been tracking this portfolio.

When this portfolio was constructed almost 7 years ago, it was designed to include common elements that we thought would be important to the world. With an ever-expanding population worldwide, food is going to continue to be a major item. Likewise energy is going to play an increasingly important element in the world's economy. Over the years, the Dollar has also had its ups and downs and provided some great opportunities. Lastly, we looked at a store of value that has been in place since time begun and that is why we wanted to be actively involved in the movement of gold.

With these core components in place, the World Cup Portfolio was born. It was intended to be part of an overall bigger portfolio, but can function as a stand-alone portfolio. Continue reading "The Hidden Jewel In MarketClub" →