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Video – Stock Market Exit Strategy —- Do you understand yours? Great poker players use them. Strategies like money management and selection of where to be aggressive with your plays. The combination of them both can make for great or terrible results. Many gamblers in poker, sports, blackjack, stocks have been known to win or lose a lot of money. That is because the winners are skilled enough where they can overcome the odds and make profits. Unskilled players will be on the short end of the stick due to being under skilled and poor risk management. Therefore do the best research you can on the internet and try to attempt to find people you can trust from any and all the sources you encounter. This way you are able to find the right books, videos, people and web pages you need. This is why my personal guess for best classes are real commodities that can hold value over a reasonable period of time. Silver has long term holding value as it can be held like money and passed on through several generations. Sometimes, playing at a casino can be very fun and that is why it is great these financial institutions let us play. The sad truth is many people are putting up a majority amount of their money into this casino and they do not even realize that it is there. The worst part is that the casino you go to or play online contains bet sizes that are much lower with higher short term risk. What is smarter however? Putting most of your money into these equity accounts, or taking a certain percentage of that money and having a wild weekend in Vegas. If you lose money, its like losing a dozen percent on stocks (or much less). If you are playing stocks and winning, that would mean you are better than the average player and good enough to beat the rake (spreads and commission fees). This means you still need an exit strategy for the game of getting out of this dollar. Time is lower each day and anyone that has dollars in paper and computer databases will be in trouble.
Financial advisers use equities to trade stocks. Because they have done a terrific job of not letting people know that this type of trading is in fact casino trading. The proof is in the many people whom have lost their shirts on poor equity trading and pension funds being hammered. Many sold for losses or received gains that did not surpass inflation. Remember for every winner there always has to be a loser and the house always wins in the casino.
Technically speaking the long term strategy on chart patterns is for the 50 day moving average to be declining for two days and a close below it. This means if you decide to use this method for selling longs it would be smart to be active trading the following day and at any point you see that it will close below the 50 then sell by 3:59pm EST as this pattern could result in a 2% gap down type of day or worse.
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Sources used in this video
Disney Earnings MSM story
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Earnings-reports-push-stocks-apf-3791949710.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=&ccode=
Consumer Sentiment Lower Story
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Consumer-sentiment-falls-in-rb-1076974694.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=1&asset=&ccode=
DISNEY PHOTOS from
http://commons.wikimedia.org
P/E RATIO chart of the day
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/08/chart-of-the-day-sp500-pe-ratio/
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Ebay stock at 12.36 as of 11/14/08 less than the IPO Value of $18. Ebay Initial Public Offering in year 1998, was $18, therefore is negative by $-5.64 from it’s first historical value.
Ebay stock has gone down from a high of $44 and now just $14.97 Oct. 16, 200813:00 PDT, . Ebay’s poor user growth trend is very much manifested by sellers closing their account on Ebay because of Seller’s Outrage on adverse user policies. Now, Ebay has resorted to milking remaining sellers by forcing them to use Paypal and then window-dress their balance sheet, though in truth the pillar of Ebay sellers has already disappeared.
Honest democrati, non-censored forum about Ebay go to:
http://www.powersellersunite.com/viewforum.php?f=21
For more information on how to make money in shorting the Ebay Stock, watch this video by an outstanding 10-Year powerseller, who made money shorting the Ebay Stock….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyAuLgl-vNc
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Smoke and mirrors explained by MOT http://manoftruth.org/
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Economic Collapse Video (September 21, 2009)
In this video i talk about protecting 401K plans with options trading. More of this was written in the ebook I produced in the spring. Link for the book below
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/9423237/EndlessMountain
Trade Technicals WebPage
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Music by Rick Clarke (Download royalty free music at his wonderful site)
http://rickvanman.byethost32.com/pages/indexpag.html
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Economic Collapse Update
September 1, 2009
The stock markets lost over 2% on Tuesdays trading session. We are now seeing signs of a possible top with the VIX showing signs, the volume of trade today, September usually being the worst month in stocks along with this being the time the prophecies have for hard times.
Is this casino game of buying equities going to trap many long positions where they will see the dealers 21 leaving the trader to sigh at the results in aggressive manner?
Regardless of the fact, the stock market is only a casino which most people in this world play and it is not the leading or top indicator to the economy. Even the USA dollar index is not a great indicator to be used when tracking the dollar collapse. This is because this index compares other currencies. Inflation and money supply are good ones and they both are showing great increases. The bailout money most likely was used to help prop this casino market higher, and if money is created that easy then DOW 6 trillion is not hard to do. People are waking up to the truth around them more and more. This is my leading indicator now for the spark that will set the dollar collapse to higher levels later this year and into 2010.
Thank you for reading/watching
Derek
http://trade-technicals.blogspot.com
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Economic Collapse Update
September 1, 2009
The stock markets lost over 2% on Tuesdays trading session. We are now seeing signs of a possible top with the VIX showing signs, the volume of trade today, September usually being the worst month in stocks along with this being the time the prophecies have for hard times.
Is this casino game of buying equities going to trap many long positions where they will see the dealers 21 leaving the trader to sigh at the results in aggressive manner?
Regardless of the fact, the stock market is only a casino which most people in this world play and it is not the leading or top indicator to the economy. Even the USA dollar index is not a great indicator to be used when tracking the dollar collapse. This is because this index compares other currencies. Inflation and money supply are good ones and they both are showing great increases. The bailout money most likely was used to help prop this casino market higher, and if money is created that easy then DOW 6 trillion is not hard to do. People are waking up to the truth around them more and more. This is my leading indicator now for the spark that will set the dollar collapse to higher levels later this year and into 2010.
Thank you for reading/watching
Derek
http://trade-technicals.blogspot.com
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Its official. Mark your calendars. The crash of the U.S. economy has begun. It was announced the morning of Wednesday, June 13, 2007, by economic writers Steven Pearlstein and Robert Samuelson in the pages of the Washington Post, one of the foremost house organs of the U.S. monetary elite.
Pearlsteins column was titled, The Takeover Boom, About to Go Bust and concerned the extraordinary amount of debt vs. operating profits of companies currently subject to leveraged buyouts.
In language remarkably alarmist for the usually ultra-bland pages of the Post, Pearlstein wrote, It is impossible to predict when the magic moment will be reached and everyone finally realizes that the prices being paid for these companies, and the debt taken on to support the acquisitions, are unsustainable. When that happens, it won’t be pretty. Across the board, stock prices and company valuations will fall. Banks will announce painful write-offs, some hedge funds will close their doors, and private-equity funds will report disappointing returns. Some companies will be forced into bankruptcy or restructuring.
Further, Falling stock prices will cause companies to reduce their hiring and capital spending while governments will be forced to raise taxes or reduce services, as revenue from capital gains taxes declines. And the combination of reduced wealth and higher interest rates will finally cause consumers to pull back on their debt-financed consumption. It happened after the junk-bond and savings-and-loan collapses of the late 1980s. It happened after the tech and telecom bust of the late ’90s. And it will happen this time.
Samuelsons column, The End of Cheap Credit, left the door slightly ajar in case the collapse is not quite so severe. He wrote of rising interest rates, As the price of money increases, borrowing and the economy might weaken. The deep slump in housing could worsen. We could also discover that the long period of cheap credit has left a nasty residue.
Other writers with less prestigious platforms than the Post have been talking about an approaching financial bust for a couple of years. Among them has been economist Michael Hudson, author of an article on the housing bubble titled, The New Road to Serfdom in the May 2006 issue of Harpers. Hudson has been speaking in interviews of a break in the chain of debt payments leading to a long, slow economic crash, with asset deflation, mass defaults on mortgages, and a huge asset grab by the rich who are able to protect their cash through money laundering and hedging with foreign currency bonds.
Among those poised to profit from the crash is the Carlyle Group, the equity fund that includes the Bush family and other high-profile investors with insider government connections. A January 2007 memorandum to company managers from founding partner William E. Conway, Jr., recently appeared which stated that, when the current liquidity environment—i.e., cheap credit—ends, the buying opportunity will be a once in a lifetime chance.
The fact that the crash is now being announced by the Post shows that it is a done deal. The Bilderbergers, or whomever it is that the Post reports to, have decided. It lets everyone know loud and clear that its time to batten down the hatches, run for cover, lay in two years of canned food, shield your assets, whatever.
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SPREAD AND SHARE INFORMATION!
Its official. Mark your calendars. The crash of the U.S. economy has begun. It was announced the morning of Wednesday, June 13, 2007, by economic writers Steven Pearlstein and Robert Samuelson in the pages of the Washington Post, one of the foremost house organs of the U.S. monetary elite.
Pearlsteins column was titled, The Takeover Boom, About to Go Bust and concerned the extraordinary amount of debt vs. operating profits of companies currently subject to leveraged buyouts.
In language remarkably alarmist for the usually ultra-bland pages of the Post, Pearlstein wrote, It is impossible to predict when the magic moment will be reached and everyone finally realizes that the prices being paid for these companies, and the debt taken on to support the acquisitions, are unsustainable. When that happens, it won’t be pretty. Across the board, stock prices and company valuations will fall. Banks will announce painful write-offs, some hedge funds will close their doors, and private-equity funds will report disappointing returns. Some companies will be forced into bankruptcy or restructuring.
Further, Falling stock prices will cause companies to reduce their hiring and capital spending while governments will be forced to raise taxes or reduce services, as revenue from capital gains taxes declines. And the combination of reduced wealth and higher interest rates will finally cause consumers to pull back on their debt-financed consumption. It happened after the junk-bond and savings-and-loan collapses of the late 1980s. It happened after the tech and telecom bust of the late ’90s. And it will happen this time.
Samuelsons column, The End of Cheap Credit, left the door slightly ajar in case the collapse is not quite so severe. He wrote of rising interest rates, As the price of money increases, borrowing and the economy might weaken. The deep slump in housing could worsen. We could also discover that the long period of cheap credit has left a nasty residue.
Other writers with less prestigious platforms than the Post have been talking about an approaching financial bust for a couple of years. Among them has been economist Michael Hudson, author of an article on the housing bubble titled, The New Road to Serfdom in the May 2006 issue of Harpers. Hudson has been speaking in interviews of a break in the chain of debt payments leading to a long, slow economic crash, with asset deflation, mass defaults on mortgages, and a huge asset grab by the rich who are able to protect their cash through money laundering and hedging with foreign currency bonds.
Among those poised to profit from the crash is the Carlyle Group, the equity fund that includes the Bush family and other high-profile investors with insider government connections. A January 2007 memorandum to company managers from founding partner William E. Conway, Jr., recently appeared which stated that, when the current liquidity environment—i.e., cheap credit—ends, the buying opportunity will be a once in a lifetime chance.
The fact that the crash is now being announced by the Post shows that it is a done deal. The Bilderbergers, or whomever it is that the Post reports to, have decided. It lets everyone know loud and clear that its time to batten down the hatches, run for cover, lay in two years of canned food, shield your assets, whatever.
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