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December 2, 2006

The Secret Trader and His Principals cont.

The secret trader began to know, like, and trust us through time as we shared stories of family, travels, and principals of life. Our relationship continues to grow and we are constantly amazed by this mans general knowledge of banking, law, medicine, and a host of other related business topics. Our phone conversations carry new bits and pieces of rare and unusual information daily. He shares cautiously and most respectfully about the market and how winning is always possible with the right information. Any online stock picks that may be provided should be highly scrutinized. He has repeated many times over that one should never believe anything that anyone says about their stock trading system and that only the data is important. The data must be accurate, defined, verifiable and illustrated in a way that people would learn to trust. Take the guesswork out of stock trading and people would be grateful.

90 days and the proof would be in the profit. The numbers would speak for themselves. We chuckled and then went about the business of tracking all the data (stock picks) that he was providing. Now well over a year later we understand the lesson he was teaching us through time. The data will completely substantiate the efficacy of a good stock trading system.

December 6, 2006

A Stock Trading System With A Golden Rule

Have you ever considered the possibility that getting rich is very predictable and need not be risky?

Any system for trading need be carefully scrutinized to determine whether risk management is built into it's basic structure. However, one distinguishing characteristic that many of us fail to consider is ourselves. Who are we as an investor? What type of investor are we?

Every system for stock trading requires a personality well suited for the rigors of investing.

Robert Kiyosaki, the man who some people consider to be one of the top financial educators in the world speaks directly to this issue in the book he co-authored with Donald Trump, "Why We Want You To Be Rich".

He identifies three types of investors in the world.

People who do not invest at all. People who invest not to lose. People who invest to win.

"People who do not invest at all expect their family, the company they work for or their government to take care of them once their working days are over. People who invest not to lose generally invest in what they think are safe investments. This is the vast majority of investors. These people have the saver's mentality when it comes to investing. People who invest to win are willing to study more, want more control and invest for higher returns." - Robert Kiyosake

A good system for trading will always have one golden rule and that is you!

December 8, 2006

Trading on Margin: Is It Risky Or Is It Leverage?

Most stock trading experts would agree that trading on margin is not for the faint of heart. Trading on margin in the best of circumstances gives you tremendous leverage. Your brokerage house will allow you to use their money to increase your buying power. Far more stock can then be purchased thereby increasing your position or holdings within a company. Many investors would steer clear of taking loans to leverage their positions given the volatile nature of the stock market. It certainly would again depend on the type of investor that you consider yourself to be.

The purest definition of leverage is to do more with less. A confident investor with a calculated approach to trading and a well practiced system for trading is likely to succeed.

Trading on margin can be an excellent tool for building wealth.

Go into each trade with absolute confidence. Find a system for trading that makes sense for your personality and always take a winning mindset into the game of high stakes money. Your financial education will be your greatest lever. As a well trained investor you can gain far higher returns with far less risk and much less money.

December 11, 2006

A Trader's Audio Journal Vol. 5...3 Minute Stock Trading System


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"A Trader's Journal Vol. 5...3 Minute Stock Trading System"


These screenshots will show how little time it takes to manage and control your own trading account! Remember no one cares more about your money than you!

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December 14, 2006

Investor's Patience Using a New Trading Stock Trading System

Your greatest friend when learning and applying a new stock trading system is patience.

Ask yourself?

How much time, energy, and thought may have been required to develope the system you are currently using?

Well, maybe you don't care. After all you only care that it works right now so that you harvest riches from the stock market.

I am here to tell you to take the time to understand the orginal design of your stock trading system. The developer of every system uses specific parameters that support his ultimate goal. His goal is not unlike your own. Profiting from an online stock pick system will require patience and understanding of it's original design. Check the data to be sure the stock picks are worth your attention and then apply a system for trading that is most effective for managing those stock choices.

Understand that not all stock picks are created equal. Do your homework. Look at the data. If you are not sure about how to read the data, get help! You need to know how the source of your stock choices came to conclude these were the "best from the rest". What was the evaluative mechanism used and how was it applied?

There are literally hundreds of systems from which to choose. Stock picks are as easy to find online as they are to buy. Exercise caution and patience when deciding upon your stock choices. Winning in the stock market will then result in a natural flow of dollars to your bank account. Steady consistent profit over time is always preferred over the lottery mentality.

December 16, 2006

Discover How Simple it is to Trade Stocks Online...A Trader's Journal Vol 3


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December 20, 2006

Stack The Odds To Win With Online Stock Market Picks


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"The Stock Market Is Not A Grand Casino "


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December 24, 2006

Every Trading System's Challenge..A Trader's Audio Journal


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December 26, 2006

The Fortunes Of A Day In Trade


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December 27, 2006

The Wealth Building Strength Of Stock Investments

I often have people ask me whether it might be possible for someone to replace their income producing income with a standard stock investment portfolio. I am not a securities licensed professional so I am always cautious about addressing this type of question. But as a freind, hey, I guess my two cents (sense) is as good as any. My comments are purely based on a common sense understanding when it comes to investments.

I like to keep investment money for wealth building activity separate. If I had lots of dollars to place in a portfolio for the express purpose of deriving an income then income producing activity would be my intentional strategy. Stock investing need be reserved for discretionary dollars. The stock market can experience rough waters and dollars invested in such an environment are always subject to unexpected drawdowns.

I rely on a "steady freddy" approach to investing with a stock trading system that is reliable and consistent. Confidence in your stock picks and stock trading system will allow you to sleep at night. Sound investment choices can be made when you are clear from the beginning as to the intention and purpose you wish to achieve.

December 29, 2006

Stock Investing System By Original Design

The latest gold nugget shared by my mentor in trading is one that he has easily repeated 100X's over.

"The original design of any stock investing system should always be honored and respected. Never deviate from the original design of your system."

Discipline is required to abide by the original law of a system. Original law of a stock trading system defines the parameters upon which your stock trading system was established. The parameters specifically determine the capabilities and potential of your system for trading.

The point that bears repeating is that you should never deviate from your system's orignal design. The challenge that inevitably surfaces is the beating heart of the renegade trader that is educated enough to be dangerous. You see the finish line before taking the time to step graciously through the hoops. You see the green flashing lights but fail to notice the yield sign that suggests you slow down enough to fully understand the road ahead.

Here are a few suggestions. Test your system carefully by fully understanding it's design. Control your renegade risk taking enthusiasm long enough to notch experience into your money belt. Take the time to learn how your stock pick system for trading was originally intended to perform. Investigate who it was that created your system and what goal he or she may have intended to reach with their system. Your stock investing system is then likely to be your ally in the shifting sands of time honored successful trading.

December 30, 2006

Good Stock Picks Are Available With The Right System For Evaluation

Are good picks that hard to find?

Are they as hard to find as the so called gurus say?

Here is what one one well known guru has to say during an admittedly sluggish time in the market. I must say, however, with an intelligent evaluation program written for the express purpose of choosing the best of the best stock picks, the following video would have little merit.

I will include two pieces of footage within the following which may likely shed light on this issue.. One perspective will be the opinion of one wall street expert and the other a screenshot of actual data which surfaced during the exact period of time to which he was referring.

You need only listen to the first few minutes so as not to bore yourself. Listen through to the statement which is made on how difficult is to find good stock picks then move to the first block of these stock picks in the following screenshot of data.

You may notice a significant difference in perspective! Now look at this stock pick data!

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