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How To Make Money Trading Stocks

2/22/2015

Hi Fellow Traders and Investors, here a new video from Dennis Wilborn, trader and investor from "Active Trend Trading System" that I think that you will find most informative on these individual stocks: VDSI, ALK, HABT, GRUB, SCLA, GLOG, FRGI, AND ZFGN.

In this FREE video, Dennis reviews each of the above symbols and gives us his perspectives as to what we should look for when deciding if these stocks are right for us. He includes his thoughts as he completes a brief technical analysis of each stock.

I have known Dennis for over two years and enjoy attending his monthly Bay Area Money Makers (BAMM) meetings in San Jose, CA where he shares his knowledge and experiences especially using the Investors Business Daily (IBD) strategies. Dennis recently created his new website where he actively shares his perspectives each week on a vaiety of stocks ready to reap profits. I recently began using his service and found it profitable. Check it out for yourself and see if it benefits you too.

Dennis has agreed to provide our InvestorsHELP.net subscribers with a 40% to 60% discount off of his regular prices if you use the links found at InvestersHELP.net on this page: [LINKS FOR DENNIS' ATTS].

Now, it's time to watch the video and hear what Dennis has to say so that you too can take advantage of the services that he offers: [LET'S HEAR FROM DENNIS]

Hope you learn, profit and enjoy,
Trader_Joe Gruender Jr.

More From Trader-In-Training

2/21/2015

Hi Fellow Traders and Investors! I am pleased to announce that Novice_Trader_Cindy has produced her 6th video sharing some tips as she continues her journey to become profitable in the financial markets.

In her latest video, Cindy takes us to the the TD Ameritrade website (https://www.tdameritrade.com/home.page) where she shares with us some of her suggestions as to "where to begin" when using this brokerage firm. As you may recall, TD Ameritrade owns the ThinkOrSwim trading platform that many of us use everyday to generate trading and investing profits in the stock and options markets.

Take a few minutes to review some of Cindy's suggestions and learn what she has to share by going to her videos here: (Cindy's Videos)

Thank you Cindy for producing this informative video for newer traders and invetors,
Trader_Joe
InvestorsHELP.net

AVGO -- Take Profits OR Let it Ride?

2/10/2015

This is followup video to my fundamental analysis and technical analysis completed on 2.8.2015 regarding AVGO. I'm sure my subscribers who are "day traders" are very happy today since AVGO was up $4.80 and 4.69%. My perspectives on coming price action in the next couple of days are discussed in this video.

[ACCESS VIDEO]

Hope you learn, profit and enjoy,
Joe Gruender Jr.

The video I published on Sunday can be found below in the previous blog post.

DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION AND VIDEO ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. IT IS NOT INTENTED TO BE A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL THE REFERENCED SYMBOL. PLEASE SEE OUR FULL DISCLOSURE BEFORE PUTTING MONEY AT RISK.

Time to Buy AVGO?

2/8/2015

Avago Technologies (AVGO) -- Want fundamental and technical analysis of this momemtun stock? This is one of the stronger stocks that we found this weekend using our fundamental analysis based on earnings per share (EPS), sales growth, and accumulation/distribution.

We then completed our technical analysis to determine if this coming week is the right time to enter a trade. If you would like to hear and see what we think, we've got your covered.

Here's our video for you: [CLICK HERE FOR FREE ANALYSIS]

DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION AND VIDEO ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. IT IS NOT INTENTED TO BE A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL THE REFERENCED SYMBOL. PLEASE SEE OUR FULL DISCLOSURE BEFORE PUTTING MONEY AT RISK.

Want To Meet A Hedge Fund Manager?

2/8/2015

This is your opportunity to meet a hedge fund manager: The February 10th, 2015 Computerized Investing and Mechanical Investing (CIMI) Group of Silicon Valley meeting at the Saratoga Library will have a special format and a special speaker featuring Ed Walczak. Ed is the Senior Portfolio Manager at Catalyst Mutual Funds. He runs the Managed Futures Mutual Fund which is the successor entity to the private placement hedge fund vehicle he founded in 2005.

To give you a flavor of what Ed does... "The Fund constructs favorable equity market risk return profiles using derivative instruments based on S&P 500 Futures Contracts." Ed is primarily an options trader. He uses SP500 futures options spreads and sells premium. Ed has $537.3 million under management.

You will benefit by attending this CIMI meeting in at least two ways:

You will learn how and why hedge fund strategies are being ported to mutual fund formats, and
You will understand how a professional manager uses option spreads and sells premium to generate an impressive performance track record over 10 years.

Meeting info below: Date/Time: February 10th, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: Saratoga Library Community Room, 13650 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 map: Getting There | Santa Clara County Library District

More details are available here: [NEED DETAILS]

How Does Psychology Affect Your Trading?

1/26/2015

From The Desk of Novice_Trader_Cindy

Psychology was my subject of interest when I was in college. After earning a BS in Employee Assistance Counseling, I went on to Human Resources Management positions where I found myself constantly using psychology to interpret and understand the true emotions employees were experiencing in a given situation. I NEVER even thought that psychology would apply to the stock market as well. I thought it was just a game of statistics and economics. Was I ever wrong!

Receiving a 400+ page book on trading from my Dad (Trader_Joe) for Christmas surely opened my eyes! I was SO excited to dig in. What did I learn in the first sixty pages of the book? Psychology is tightly intertwined in the markets. You may be like me and skeptical at first, so let me explain a few of the concepts in the book.

Idea #1: Wanting to be right, is wrong. We all have the innate desire to be right. Who wants to admit they’re wrong, after all? It’s in our nature to fight to prove we’re right. Think about the last fight with your spouse. Did you hold your position and fight to prove you were right? How’d it turn out? Now equate that to a recent losing trade you had. Did you stay in the trade, even though your trading plan told you to get out? Were you SURE it was going to become a winning position and you were going to stick with it and prove your strategy was right? That’s what the experienced traders are counting on! They want you to stay in your losing position trying to prove you were right. Meanwhile, all your losses become another trader’s gains.

Idea #2: Focusing on the potential results is faulty thinking. If a trader is focused on the potential result, or the potential money gain, she will see many opportunities that really aren’t there. It is important to always focus on the set up. If you don’t have the desired set up, chances are you won’t have the desired outcome. Patience is essential in both learning what setups work best and also waiting for those setups to occur.

Idea #3: Market Violence is driven by fear. This idea actually came from another source but I felt it was an important part of the psychology of trading. Fear drives market violence. There are two types of fear; one the fear of losing money and second, the fear of missing out. Again you have two sets of traders, in the same trade, on opposite sides. One will win and one will lose, but both made decisions based on fear.

Psychology does indeed play an important part in the trading world, and on me as a new trader. Knowing this, I can now be aware of my emotions to make sure they are in check and are not setting me up for failure!

Happy Returns,

Novice_Trader_Cindy

Want To Learn From A Hedge Fund Manager?

1/21/2015

ANNOUNCEMENT: The February 10th, 2015 Computerized Investing and Mechanical Investing (CIMI) Group of Silicon Valley meeting at the Saratoga Library will have a special format and a special speaker featuring Ed Walczak. Ed is the Senior Portfolio Manager at Catalyst Mutual Funds. He runs the Managed Futures Mutual Fund which is the successor entity to the private placement hedge fund vehicle he founded in 2005.

To give you a flavor of what Ed does... "The Fund constructs favorable equity market risk return profiles using derivative instruments based on S&P 500 Futures Contracts." Ed is primarily an options trader. He uses SP500 futures options spreads and sells premium. Ed has $537.3 million under management.

You will benefit by attending this CIMI meeting in at least two ways:

You will learn how and why hedge fund strategies are being ported to mutual fund formats, and
You will understand how a professional manager uses option spreads and sells premium to generate an impressive performance track record over 10 years.

Meeting info below: Date/Time: February 10th, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: Saratoga Library Community Room, 13650 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 map: Getting There | Santa Clara County Library District

More details are available here: [NEED DETAILS]

Tracking A Stock Like Daisy

1/12/2015

Tracking the Right Buy

Have you ever watched a dog track a smell? I’ve seen dogs sniff smells all the time but never track. That changed with our puppy, Daisy. She’s a seven month old shepherd/lab mix. Just to set the scene, we recently purchased a home sitting on 10 acres. There are pastures on both sides of the house, as well as in the back. The back pasture is bordered by woods, hundreds of acres of woods.

One day my husband went into the woods to hunt. David asked me to keep the dogs inside because he didn’t want them following and disturbing the deer. When I opened the door to go out, Daisy managed to sneak past me like a bolt of lightning barely seen. I called her, she continued running until she got to the back of the house. Daisy stopped and then began sniffing. Not just sniffing I soon realized, but tracking. She had picked up a scent and she was going to track it down. I thought to myself there’s no way she could be tracking David! I watched as Daisy continued to smell and move, retracing her steps to the last spot if the new path was a dead end. Daisy worked meticulously and with certainty of her goal. She disappeared into the woods and I stayed watching for her return. When she reappeared, Daisy was leading the way for David. David, who was sitting in a tree stand, when he heard something coming towards him that sounded like a herd of cattle. It was Daisy at full speed and she stopped right at the bottom of his tree! She looked around seemingly confused that the trail ended but David wasn’t there. Daisy checked her tracking again and came to the same conclusion that she was in the right place and sat down. David sitting in the tree, called her name and she looked up, seemingly happy that her mission ended successfully!

This made me think about trading. How do I know if I’m tracking the right stock? Then I realized the answer is the same as Daisy’s. Test your assumptions and if they aren’t correct, move on to another stock, maybe putting the first one on a watch list. How do I test an assumption?

Like Daisy, we too track. We track stocks, ETFs, futures or options. But instead of our noses, we use our tools. There are three particular studies that I’ve focused on during the first three months of learning to trade. John Carter’s Squeeze Study offers potential insight ahead of a major price move. This information can help to determine my course of action. The Fibonacci Retracements are an invaluable tool to help me determine where we can find support and resistance in a price. The third study is the Moving Average Exponential Ribbon, a favorite of Trader_Joe at http://investorsHELP.net. These ribbons are another way to look at support and resistance.

As new traders, we have to spend much time learning and practicing what we’ve learned. I’ve utilized all these studies with live data in paper trading at www.ameritrade.com . You can open an account free of charge and begin learning and practicing before you to the knowledge to work on the live trading!

Hope you learn to “track” exceptionally well.

Novice_Trader_Cindy

Best Stocks As Of January 9, 2015

1/11/2015

Want a listing of the Top 50 stocks as of 1.9.2015 for your study and analysis? Would you like to know what stocks are in the Top 20 Industrial Groups? I always like to analyze stocks that have earnings per share (EPS) that are in the Top 10% but currently do NOT have market support. These stocks are good candidates for "turn around situations" ready to move up when they come back into favor.

These and several additional reports are now available at Peeks Stock Forum and have been updated as of market close on 1.9.2015. A total of 9 reports have been updated and placed into the InvestorsHELP.net Subscriber's Vault. Access is FREE but you do need to know the password to enter our vault.

Please check out the details for access and sign up at this location: [GIVE ME ACCESS]

Good luck in picking the best stock for maximum appreciation,
Trader_Joe

How To Spot A Market Top In 2015?

1/8/2015

Do you think we are at a market top, right now in January 2015? Would you like some help on spotting market tops based on many years of experience? Do you fear that a market top happened in December 2014? If so, the answers are here based on more than 30 years in the financial markets. [CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO]

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