Trader's Blog Contest For July

“Who runs the federal reserve: the banks or the government?”

Just leave a comment stating if you think the banks or the government run the federal reserve. Don't do any research, just shoot from the hip on this one.

Prize

Winner will receive 1 FREE months of INO TV and a prize pack of 6 DVD's from the INO TV collection. Customize your set and pick 6 from a collection of over 600 seminars.

INO TV & DVDs (+$130.00 Value)

How To Enter:

Comment on this post telling us who you think runs/controls the federal reserve. Add a little bit of commentary or opinion if you would like to... just keep it clean and remember that there is only one entry per person.

Rules

1. This contest is open until 11:59 PM (PST) on July 31st, 2009.

2. No wrong answers, any participation counts as an entry.

3. One entry per email address.

4. Winner will be picked by random integer software.

5. Winner will be contacted on Monday August 3rd, 2009 via email.

Good luck!

Take A Second To Enter November's Contest

If you haven’t entered Trader’s Blog contest for November, you have until midnight of the 30th to enter. It couldn’t be any easier… just click the INO TV and Trader’s Blog November Contest link that is sitting on the right hand side of your screen. Click the comment link and just answer the question,

“What is your worst brokerage experience, if any?”

It just takes a second and there are no wrong answers, just different stories. I will be using an random integer generator to pick a winner who will receive 6 free DVD/Audios from our INO TV trader’s library and will be shipped with no strings attached.

GOOD LUCK!

To see the rules of the drawing, please see the original post please click the link on the right, or click here.

One Last Day For The October Contest...

If you haven't entered Trader's Blog contest for October, you only have until the stroke of midnight on Alls Hallow's Eve to enter. It couldn't be any easier... just click the INO TV and Trader's Blog October Contest link that is sitting on the right hand side of your screen. Click the comment link and just answer the question,

"Besides MarketClub's 'Trade Triangles,' what is your favorite technical analysis indicator?"

It just takes a second and there are no wrong answers, just differences of opinions. I will be using an random integer generator to pick a winner who will receive 6 free DVD/Audios from our INO TV trader's library. These 6 discs will cover an array of technical analysis indicators and will be shipped to you with no strings attached.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN & GOOD LUCK!

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To see the rules of the drawing, please see the original post please click the link on the right, or click here.

Trader's Blog Contest For October

There is no one technical analysis indicator that will win 100% of the time. There is no holy grail of charting... and if there is, then someone is keeping one hell of a secret. However, technical analysis techniques can help you make educated decisions, putting the odds on your side that you are on the favorable direction of a move.

So the question is...

"Besides MarketClub's 'Trade Triangles', what is your favorite technical analysis indicator?"

Prize

Winner will receive 6 workshops on technical analysis from our authors in INO TV. These MP3s and digital PDF workbooks will be mailed to you courtesy of INO TV.

Construction & Application Of The MACD Indicator

The Theory of Momentum & Lane's Stochastic - George Lane

The Relative Strength Index Explained - Andrew Cardwell

Classic Technical Analysis as a Powerful Trading Methodology - John Tirone

Applying Fibonacci Analysis to Price Action 1 - Joe DiNapoli

Applying Fibonacci Analysis to Price Action 2 - Joe DiNapoli

How To Enter:

Comment on this post telling us what your favorite technical analysis study is and why. There are no wrong answers.

We want to you to share your thoughts and stories with our other visitors. Here are some responses from in the office to get you started:

Bob F. : I'm a fan of the MACD. I like to backtest various exponential moving average and signal settings for different markets.

Melissa P. : Average True Range is one of my favorites. I don't use this indicator for any other reason that to see activity. I can quickly see how much a stock has been moving throughout the day and leave the stagnant stocks alone.

Kenny S. : I have been trying to study up on the concepts regarding standard deviation. I'm still learning about Bollinger bands, but it's something that is very interesting thus far.

Lindsay T. : The MACD is one of my favorites too. I use the MACD crosses to confirm the "Trade Triangle" signals. When the market is moving sideways, I don't always follow each and every "Trade Triangle" unless I have a confirming back up.

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Rules

1. This contest is open until 11:59 PM on October 31st.

2. No wrong answers, any participation counts as an entry.

3. One entry per email address.

4. Winner will be picked by random integer software.

5. Winner will be contacted on Monday, November 3rd via email.

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Good luck!