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Video review of “Developing Your Own Options Trading Strategy”
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Rating: 3/5
Max analyzes the psychological framework of a successful options buyer or seller and the decisions that a person must make regarding his risk posture and strategy. An options trader must first decide which side of the trade to take, buying options […]
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Video review of "The Art of Successful Trading"
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Rating: 4/5
In his workshop, Andrew will explain a powerful trend-following concept viable for all periods and all markets. Andrew will show you how to identify the market trend and determine where it begins and where it ends by using basic technical analysis and […]
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Video review of "Successfully Evaluating the Offensive and Defensive"
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Rating: 2/5
Measuring the relative performance of stocks in both strong and weak markets will help you select stocks, groups and sectors most likely to contribute to a winning portfolio. Common techniques for computing relative strength ignore the offensive and defensive traits of […]
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Video review of "The Day Trader’s Advantage — Mastering the Psychology & Strategy of Effective Short-Term Trading."
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Rating: 4/5
No short-term trading system is perfect, but having and using a system is critical for trading success. A successful short-term trading system must be profitable, consistent, personal, and must conform to the […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
The Day Trader’s Advantage — Mastering the Psychology & Strategy of Effective Short-Term Trading
Rating: 4/5
No short-term trading system is perfect, but having and using a system is critical for trading success. A successful short-term trading system must be profitable, consistent, personal, and must conform to the unique psychological and methodological needs of the individual. It [...]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Bank Time Deposits For The High Yield Investor
Bank time deposits (Certificates of deposits) are some of the highest yielding government guaranteed investments available today.
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
When considering where to invest a small sum, one largely overlooked avenue is the consumer finance company. Two major types of finance companies are consumer finance companies and sales finance companies. The former for the most part make small loans for short-term notes and the latter finance retail sales made on the installment plan, such […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
A Management Company’s Piece Of Open-Ended Pie
Open-end investment companies usually have contracts with a management company. This organization provides investment advice on a fee basis. The management companies also generally are the underwriters or sponsors of the fund or group of funds.
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
In general there are three types of bank deposits: checking accounts, savings accounts and certificates of deposits. The rate of interest you receive on certifitcates of deposit is presently between 4.7 percent per annum and 6 percent. Banks pay you up to 3 percent on certifitcate of deposits, sometimes less.* How then is the rate […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Understanding The Nuances OF Finance Companies
Thus, if the smaller company lends a prospective auto purchaser $3,000 to buy his car, it secures from the purchaser a signed conditional sales contract for $3,000. The buyer agrees to pay the finance company $3,000 plus interest over, say, three years. […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
The purchaser does not pay cash but uses a cash loan instead. The trouble with a cash payment requirement for a car is that few people can pay out $4,000 all at once.
When a person is required by cash loan contract to pay (and this payment really amounts to saving) he generally pays. Your time […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
A Management Company’s Piece Of Open-Ended Pie
Open-end investment companies usually have contracts with a management company. This organization provides investment advice on a fee basis. The management companies also generally are the underwriters or sponsors of the fund or group of funds.
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
This statement is made from a detailed knowledge of several building and loan associations and their operators. The Securities and Exchange Commission took action against them and found, among other things, that in the portfolio of mortgages of the associations there were 86 nonexistent mortgages. The broker got about as much interest out of the […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Using A Stop Order
Active investors who are in the market for capital gains, and who keep a close watch on price trends, frequently use a device known as the stop order to help protect their profits or limit their losses.
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Mutual funds, or investment companies as they are sometimes called, provide essentially two safeguards that justify their existence: diversification and expert selection of stocks. The investor, by putting his money in the investment company, buys a small fraction of the best mutual fund stock holdings. In 1940, investment company assets in total were $1,061,548,000. There […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Like anything, the stock market has a variety of benefits and disadvantages. The benefits we’re going to explore include the instant availability of funds, elimination of dishonesty and protection against default.
The stock market provides almost instant availability.
The price at which the stock was sold was about $.25 per share under the previous sale and could […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Certificates of deposits are some of the highest yielding government guaranteed investments available today.
In general there are three types of bank deposits: checking accounts, savings accounts and certifitcates of deposits. The rate of interest you receive on certificates of deposits is presently between 4.7 percent per annum and 6 percent. Banks pay you up […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Bank time deposits (Certificates of deposits) are some of the highest yielding government guaranteed investments available today.
In general there are three types of bank deposits: checking accounts, savings accounts and bank certificates of deposits. The rate of interest you receive on bank certificates of deposits is presently between 4.7 percent per annum and 6 […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back
Understanding First Mortgages
While the theory as to exactly what a mortgage is varies among states in the Union, a mortgage is for all practical purposes a promise on the part of a property owner to pay with interest a certain total sum in periodic payments over a given number of […]
Original post by Jimmy Atkinson and software by Elliott Back