Category: Stock Market

What You Need to Know About Online Penny Stock Trading

by Malcolm Torren

Penny stock trading is not an ordinary field. Imagine stock exchanges like NASDAQ and NYSE, how disorganized it looks like. All the noise from every stock broker’s bidding shouts. Every voice must be heard in one trading floor. But surprisingly, that’s actually the orderly way of closing stock deals. Ironic isn’t it? It’s a lot different in online penny stock trading.

You only have your monitor to rely on. In there you see figures from the stock market trend. You see penny stock prices and you see company information. You also meet other investors across the globe that you’ve never met before.

Online penny stock trading has become a favorite past time among stock investors who prefer to do their business in the comforts of their home. But even if there is a different feel with just having the monitor to check your penny shares with, it still isn’t automatic. In fact it can never be.

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Posted in Stock Market on Jul 29th, 2008, 4:57 pm by Malcolm Torren   

Principles of Physics According To A Penny Stock Advisor

by Malcolm Torren

What if the penny stock advisor was a physicist? Would he have invented something beneficial for everyone? Or would he have created something for world domination? Would he be formulating new laws for the stock market for every one to gain? Or would he be outlawed for disclosing too much information to the public? How would the stock market look and sound like?

It can be quite interesting. You’d probably end up analyzing too much on some empirical formula and how it works. Perhaps you’d be challenged about momentum penny stocks. Is there really gravity in these numbers? What could be your learning curve? If the penny stock advisor was a physicist, would he be interested in the stock market just the same? What laws of physics could there be?

- Law no. 1 - What goes up must come down. Well for sure, the numbers will still behave as usual. Think of your penny stocks as bubbles. The smaller the price, the lesser its weight. Then the easier for it to float. When it gets bigger, the more volatile it becomes and the easier it bursts. Then you may lose the bubble forever.

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Posted in Stock Market on Jul 29th, 2008, 4:43 am by Malcolm Torren   

Better Trading Results Using ETF Rotation

by Martin Williams

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) now cover almost every possible market sector - from industrial sectors to country and regional sectors. Such breadth of choice allows for the creation of ETF rotation strategies that should allow an investor to get greater return by moving to the “hot” sectors no matter what the current market conditions are.

Broad Index ETFs

Index ETFs were introduced about 20 years ago to track the broader stock market indexes such as the famous Dow Industrials and the index tracking etf, SPY which tracks the S&P 500 Index. These exchange traded funds generally follow the major indexes and are fairly less volatile (move less in each direction) than other more specific sector and country ETFs.

Exchange Traded Funds that Track More Specific Sectors of the Market

Such ETFs as OIL (oil), GLD (gold) and SHY (short term bonds), allow a system to be developed that seeks to find which narrow market segment is likely to outperform in the near term and to move the assets in the system into such narrow segment until a better candidate is found. These ETFs provide some of the benefits of diversification that ETFs generally enjoy, while allowing some of the volatility that investing in narrow segments can enjoy also. These ETFs are specific enough to ensure that at least some of the market segments will move up no matter what phase of the economic cycle the economy is in. Thus, sector rotation strategies that can give great returns are now possible without investing in individual stocks.

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Posted in Stock Market on Jun 5th, 2008, 11:22 pm by Martin Williams   

Stock Trading For Smart Bold Investors

Stock trading is one of the last true meritocracies. All that matters for your investment success are your own decisions. Stock trading is a precision-based activity and one tiny mistake in judgment could send you plummeting right to the bottom and result in a huge loss.

Likewise, the opposite could happen. You may make a great buying decision that will put you on the path to riches. Traditional stock trading is done at stock exchanges, which are places where buyers and sellers meet and decide on a price, although electronic trading is gaining in popularity. Stock trading is affected by how well the economy is doing and by basic supply and demand considerations.

Stock Trading is a get rich slow process. Money can be made, but it takes time. Stock trading is something that interests many people because it offers them a chance to make money without breaking into a sweat. In addition, it has a lot of excitement attached to it especially when using short term strategies that help pit traders against the stock market. Stock Trading is trading stocks and shares of different types of companies and organization at the stock exchange. In every country, there is a stock exchange where various companies get their shares listed, when they arrange to raise required funds by means of issuing shares.

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Posted in Stock Market on Jun 5th, 2008, 4:08 pm by    

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Posted in Stock Market on May 27th, 2008, 12:38 pm by Darren Warmuth   

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