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Fresh Trading News:Eur trade

Eur trade
Eur/Usd - Sell at 1.3250; Stop at 1.3285; Target at 1.3175 / 1.3125Suniiel.

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 08:45:07 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Trade for 17.12.04

Trade for 17.12.04
Usd/Cad - Buy at 1.2315; Stop at 1.2285; Target at 1.2370 / 1.2420Suniiel

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 08:30:57 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Trade for 16.12.04

Trade for 16.12.04
USD/CHF - Sell at 1.1415; Stop at 1.1445; Target 1.1325 / 1.1290.Suniiel.

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 07:59:50 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Trade for 15.12.04

Trade for 15.12.04
<BODY>USD/CHF - Sell at 1.1505; Stop at 1.1535; Target at 1.1425.USD/CHF - Buy at 1.1527; Stop at 1.1497; Target at 1.1610Suniiel.</BODY>

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 07:49:43 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Euro trade for 13.12.04

Euro trade for 13.12.04
Eur/Usd - Sell at 1.3255; Stop at 1.3290; Target at 1.3180 / 1.3090Gbp/Usd - Sell at 1.9155; Stop at 1.9190; Target at 1.8960 / 1.8930.

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 07:20:34 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Fw: System test

Fw: System test
If you are getting strange posts on this site please be patient, we are testing a new system. This new system will enable us to get an Analysis out every single day. Just another way we are trying to improve our service to you our valued reader.Kind Regards,Chris

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 06:42:23 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Why Earnings Growth is Important to a Stock's Performance

Why Earnings Growth is Important to a Stock's Performance
If you go back through the history of the stock market there is a recurring theme among those stocks which have had some of the strongest price appreciation and it's related to their Earnings Growth. If you plot a chart of Earnings Growth versus a companies Stock Price there is a usually a strong relationship between the two. Here are a few examples over the past few years. First lets look at ELNT and its associated table of Earnings Growth and Stock Price over the past two years. ELNT 3/99 6/99 9/99 12/99 3/00 6/00 9/00 12/00 3/01 6/01 9/01 % Earnings Growth -29% +17% -58% +130% +180% +243% +313% +184% +43% -67% -73% Stock Price 2.40 5.53 8.91 14.13 39.25 44.25 91.25 39.25 21.50 33.00 33.00 Meanwhile if we take the table above and make a graphical plot of ELNT's Earnings Growth versus its Stock Price show a very strong relationship. Notice how ELNT's stock price (blue line) began to rise significantly as its Earnings Growth (red line) started to accelerate beginning in December of 1999 (point A) and continued through September of 2000 (point B). From September of 1999 until September of 2000 ELNT saw its stock price rise from $9 to over $90 a share for a return of nearly 900%. Next look what happened as ELNT's Earnings Growth peaked in September of 2000 and began to decelerate over the next several months. As you can see ELNT's stock price dropped in unison with its Earnings Growth (points B to C) and eventually gave back much of its gains that had occurred in 2000. Now lets look at another example which proves that even in a Bear Market stocks can do well if they have strong Earnings Growth. BEL was a company that had major problems with its Earnings Growth in 2000 as shown by the table below. BEL didn't start to see any positive Earnings Growth until 2001 but when it did finally occur BEL's Earnings Growth accelerated strongly in the latter half of 2001 into early 2002. BEL 3/00 6/00 9/00 12/00 3/01 6/01 9/01 12/01 3/02 % Earnings Growth -33% -120% -112% -155% +125% +175% +500% +355% +3100% Stock Price 7.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 4.00 6.00 20.00 As shown by the graphical chart of the table above BEL's stock price went nowhere in 2000 (points D to E) as their Earnings Growth remained negative. However as BEL's Earnings Growth accelerated in 2001 into early 2002 investors took notice as BEL's stock price exploded in early 2002 (point F to G). Since the Fall of 2001 BEL's stock price has risen from around $4 to over $20 a share for a return of 375% even in a negative market environment. As these examples show regardless of market conditions companies which have strong accelerating Earnings Growth have the potential to perform very well until their Earnings Growth begins to decelerate. If you don't believe this go back and research some of the best performing stocks of all time and a majority of them will exhibit similar characteristics. The key is to recognize those companies which are starting to establish a trend of accelerating Earnings Growth before everyone else does which takes a lot of time and research. This is what I do every week as I spend over 20 hours a week looking for companies that are starting to show signs of accelerating Earnings Growth. This is how I found BEL and ELNT well before their stock prices took off. Regards, Bob Kleyla Amateur-Investors.Com http://amateur-investors.com Trading Reasources:Free Trading LessonsLearn to Trade

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 06:07:15 PM
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Fresh Trading News:Being A Technical Analyst

Being A Technical Analyst
Being A Technical Analyst - One of the main ways traders approach the market is that of technical analysis. A technical analyst doesn't look at income statements, balance sheets, company policies, or anything fundamental about the company. The technician looks at the actual history of trading and price of a security or index. This is usually done in the form of a chart. The security can be a stock, future, index, currency or a sector. It is flexible enough to work on anything that is traded in the financial markets. The technical analyst believes that the market price reflects all known information about the individual security. It includes all public and insider information and reflects all the different investor opinions regarding that security.Just as fundamental analysis looks at the past to help make a decision, technical analysis also incorporates the past to aid in the decision making process. However, the technical analyst believes that securities move in trends and these trends continue until something happens to change that trend. With trends, patterns and levels are detectable.The tools of the technical analyst are indicators, patterns and systems. These tools are applied to charts. Moving averages, support and resistance lines, envelopes, Bollinger bands and momentum are all examples of indicators. These indicators help tell a story and just as a doctor looks at x-rays to help him make a decision, an analyst looks at charts to help him make a decision.Many people believe that to buy and hold is the right strategy for owning securities and this is fine in some circumstances. It can also be beneficial to buy and sell the same security many times in a given period.ABC.inc might be a company you want to own for the long term and that's fine. However, there's nothing wrong with buying at 50, selling at 67 and buying it back at 55. There's also nothing wrong with buying at 50, selling at 67, shorting the security at about 67 then closing your short at 55 and buying it back. In the previous example you have made your money work a little more efficiently. In the case of buying and holding you only make money when the security goes up. Why not make money when the security goes up, comes down, and goes back up again. This way, your money has worked harder for you. Technical analysis can help in predicting turning points and direction in prices.Before applying technical analysis make sure you thoroughly understand the principals that you are applying. Read as much as you can and find a few forms of technical analysis that you feel comfortable with. Remember you only need to find one thing that works in order to make money.Read more about Technical AnalysisGood TradingMark McRaeInformation, charts or examples contained in this lesson are for illustration and educational purposes only. It should not be considered as advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument. We do not and cannot offer investment advice. For further information please read our disclaimer.

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Originally Posted on 2005/05/23 05:59:08 PM
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