January 2007 - Posts

• The 8 Biggest Money Mistakes. Mistake No.1

  Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:47 PM

  Most people will never reach their dreams of building wealth, being financially free and secure, and being able to retire in comfort. The reason is most often a combination of the 8 biggest money mistakes. Read More Posted by Ricky007 2 Comments Go to top

• Dealing With Losses. 3 Fundamental Truths.

  Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:43 PM

  Taking losses is a tough and bitter pill to swallow on Wall Street and no one is immune to making mistakes and being wrong about a trading decision. But the big mistake many make isn't in taking a loss, but rather not taking a loss and letting a loser continue to erode the equity in a trading account or portfolio. Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

• Trading Psychology

  Monday, January 29, 2007 2:29 PM

  This is a topic that is crucial and vitally important to trading because it’s a Market of Emotions and 90% of all trading is based on psychology! That’s a fact just like it is a fact that 90% of all traders who ever trade lose money and that 10% actually make a total loss going bankrupt. If the first number doesn't set off your alarm bells then the second definitely should. Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

• Finding Cheap Stocks

  Sunday, January 28, 2007 11:43 AM

  Whenever the stock markets have consolidated and broken down significantly, thousands of bargain hunters are on their way to try and find the one dirt cheap stock in the hope of cashing in large profits once it goes up again! But when exactly is a stock cheap? Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

• The Timing Myth

  Friday, January 19, 2007 12:19 PM

  Many investors continuously attempt to play a trick on the markets by trying to buy or sell securities just at the right time. But most of the time they achive the contrary. Read More Posted by Ricky007 1 Comments Go to top

• Why Do Share Prices Change?

  Thursday, January 18, 2007 12:20 PM

  Stock prices change every day according to the markets activity. Buyers and sellers cause prices to change and therefore share prices change as a consequence of supply and demand. And it’s this dance between buyers and sellers, supply and demand that decides how valuable each share is. Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

• Sentimental Analysis

  Tuesday, January 09, 2007 1:07 PM

  The investing crowd is often wrong when it comes to key trend turning points i.e.whether an up or downtrend of the market is about to change. If this is the case, one would want to measure the crowd’s expectation at potential turning points to identify extreme bullish or bearish markets. Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

• Using Trend Lines for Entry and Exit Signals

  Sunday, January 07, 2007 8:11 PM

  Although a trend line is very basic and probably the most basic technical indicator, it is very valuable in many ways. Read More Posted by Ricky007 0 Comments Go to top

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