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Showing posts with label mutual funds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mutual funds. Show all posts
Friday, June 26, 2009
Finding The Big Trades
In today’s video, we will be using MarketClub’s “Trade Triangle” technology to discover stocks that are potentially getting ready for big moves on the upside.
We will show you a quick and easy way to replicate these moves using using MarketClub’s tools for the trader. With just a few clicks of the mouse, you too will be able to spot these trades.
You can use MarketClub’s “Trade Triangle” signals for Stocks, Futures, Precious Metals, forex, ETFs and Mutual Funds. To the best of my knowledge there is no easier, faster way to find winning trades.
The video is free to watch and there is no need to register. I would love to get your feedback about this video so please feel free to leave a comment.
"Finding the Big Trades" Click Here To Watch
Labels:
Crude Oil,
day traders,
forex,
mutual funds,
trade triangle,
video
Saturday, May 30, 2009
The Price of Oil Companies vs. Crude Oil, Why The Disconnect?
There seems to be a lot of traders baffled by the disconnect between the rising price of oil as a commodity and the price action in the oil companies themselves. While the oil companies have enjoyed the recent rally in crude oil they have not had the same percentage of gains that crude oil has. I don't see it as that big of a mystery.
Institutional buyers and hedge funds have for years used the oil market and commodities in general as their own little playground. And their being hesitant to ramp up the oil companies along with the price of crude says more to me about where the likes of Goldman Sachs and various mutual funds see [plan] on this market going.
Sure, a lot of smart people see crude easily trading up to $70, but then what. There is absolutely nothing to keep us trading at that range and believe it or not the dollar will not continue straight down, nothing does. What isn't definite is the direction of the SP 500. I am personally leaning towards the bearish side, breaking below 875. And if we do crude will retrace it's steps quickly.
Keep your stops tight, don't be the only one left holding crude at $70 dollars.
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Labels:
bearish,
Crude Oil,
Goldman Sachs,
mutual funds,
SP 500
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