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A Secret Revealed: Why Most (Day) Traders Fail
The following perspective on (day) trading comes from my many years of experience of active day trading or being the moderator of one of the largest day trading chat rooms on the Internet. One of the biggest problems I see with new traders (and even some old ones) has nothing to do with the software or the broker they are using. Nor is the problem a result of buying too high or selling to low;...
Insider Trading - Blogging That Might be Risky Business
Can blogs revolutionize stock trading? David Jenyns of
SystemTradingBlog.com thinks so.
Web logs are growing at an exponential pace on the internet,
with an unpredictable and dramatic rise in new users and new
services. A study by Jeffrey Henning recently predicted that
there will be a total of 53.4 million blogs by year's end, with
thousands being created weekly. But it's what these blogs
contain that interest traders.
Blogs can cover topics as serious as the war in Iraq or as
ridiculous as pictures of things placed on cats, but they are
the way people all over the world have begun communicating their
thoughts, their feelings, and their day-to-day news. And this
day-to-day news, which often includes work-place information, is
what is worrying regulators, and corporations.
And while the media digests the landmark Martha Stewart insider
trader trial, the spotlight is now turning to blogs -
potentially the new hotspot for insider trader. Market
commentators are already predicting that certain blogs may be
crossing the border between up-to-date news and insider trader,
and corporations have started looking carefully at employee
blogs.
`What regulators may be scared of is the potential for this new
media to leak stock price sensitive news to the market,` Mr.
Jenyns explained. `Just think about it, thousands of trading
blogs and hundreds of active bloggers from fortune 500 companies
making posts every day. These bloggers talk about everything
from their private lives to the inner working of the businesses.
Sometimes this news is unreleased to the market and can
potentially tip traders to buy or sell stocks.`
Insider trading is the buying or selling of stock based on
information not available to the public, often caused by a leak.
With this danger obviously increased by the availability and
popularity of blogs, regulators have begun watching the blog
community carefully. However, even in the face of such scrutiny,
some trading experts believe financial blogging can benefit the
everyday traders.
Jenyns explained, `For the first time in history, there is a
level playing field. Brokers and their top clients no longer
have the edge. In trading, the edge is all about having breaking
news. Now the latest information is available to anyone with
internet access, and people are sharing not only their news, but
their experiences with the market. With blogs like mine,
everyone can have an `edge`.
David`s most recent course Trading Secrets Revealed is a
step-by-step trading roadmap to having excellent money
management. http://www.trading
-secrets-revealed.com
About the author:
READ my articles; you'll FIND the most powerful insider trading
plans & tips ever put together. Searching for these on your own,
is a needle in a haystack (hard to find). I trade everyday & my
progressive efforts found the perfect trading card, a set system
& plans that really work. These online trading systems are
unbelievably powerful, lucrative, reliable, yet simple to use.
Until recently, I've kept this formula to myself. NOW, I reveal
all.
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E-gold Investing: Make Money With Currency Trading
Many people are already starting to pay attention to the newest
online trend: E-gold investing.
E-gold investing is a all about a system that allows you to
profit from the money that is being traded everyday on the
internet. What you're doing when you are trading e-gold (or
e-currencies) is that you are providing the backup for internet
money. Let me go back a bit. What exactly do I...
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