Short Selling

Many investors do not like short selling. There is the stigma that short selling induces negative
connotations and is Un-American. However, short selling is a vital part of market movements. It
provides liquidity and stability in price movements. Short selling is also extremely profitable.
The anguish of watching long positions go down is completely reversed with the exhilaration of
knowing those prices going down are producing profits. The markets go up and down. Having the ability to identify those directions permits an investor to make profits in any market
conditions.

Short selling greatly enhances returns. Price patterns that work extremely well as bullish
indicators perform just as well as bearish indicators. Candlestick buy signals in an oversold
condition produce an extremely high probability of producing an uptrend. Conversely, candlestick sell signals witnessed in overbought conditions produce extremely high probability that a downtrend is going to occur. Those signals/patterns, occurring with other technical indicators such as trend lines and moving averages, dramatically increases those probabilities.

Short selling, when a candlestick signal appears in an overbought condition and at a major resistance level such as a moving average, becomes a very easy trade set-up to identify.

Knowing what patterns could form at specific technical levels makes analyzing the market direction in general that much easier.

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Successful Trading

Successful Trading Using Your Own Intuition.

I’ve always been fascinated in how the human mind works. Why we do things, what makes us “tick”, etc.

That fascination has spilled over into successful stock trading. I think you can analyze charts until you’re blue in the face, read all the trading books available in the library and bookstores, and have all the information about successful trading strategies in the world, but all that won’t do you a bit of good until you “get your mind into the game.”

What has become especially fascinating to me lately is in the area of human intuition. You see, recently I’ve found myself able to view a stock chart, and just “know” that the trade setup will work. Or the opposite, that the setup itself looks great, but I have an uneasy feeling about it. Where does that come from?

On the one hand, I think it must come from simply having viewed thousands and thousands of charts, and reviewing the stock action after hundreds of trade setups. That’s my “brute force” idea. On the other hand, I feel just the trading experience itself is involved, and the development of the extreme confidence I now have in how to handle a trade, both successful ones and ones that don’t work out.

But there may be that third “gray” area, and that’s where intuition comes in. I’ve found that highly successful traders for the most part have conditioned and finely-tuned their intuition for successful trading.

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What To Do In A Bear Market.

For the first time in quite a while, we are seeing signs of a bear market.

Whether or not it turns into a full-grown Grizzly Bear or just an intermediate pullback in
the new bull market that started in 2003 remains to be seen. But I thought it might be
appropriate at this point to offer some bear market commentary. Here are my thoughts about
what to do in a bear market.

The first thing, and possibly the simplest (and maybe the wisest!), is to simply sell
everything and go to cash. If you don’t know anything about put options strategies, or how
to sell short, this is definitely the most prudent thing you can do.

And this is where knowing your sell stop – the price that indicates you were wrong in your
trade setup assessment, or a place where you will nail down your profits, is essential. You
must have a price in mind where you are automatically out of your stock in these situations.
With cash in hand, you are in better shape mentally, not having to worry about “where the
bottom is” for all of your stocks. Cash is a position!!!

At this point, you should NOT lose touch with the market. You need to analyze the market
averages each and every day for possible bottoming action. After all, once your analysis
signals a bottom is in place, you can test the waters with a few “probe trades” – just
buying a few shares at a time – to confirm the bottom is in place – and not miss a possible
explosive move off the bottom.

Look for stocks that have held their own, or have even reached new highs, in the market
pullback. Quite often these turn out to be the new market leaders when the general market
turns back around. Because just think, if these stocks are that powerful in a weak market,
what could they do in a stronger market?

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With the information found on this website, I hope to convince you that it has never been easier for the "little guy" to beat the "Big Boys" at trading the stock market.

You see, I am sick and tired of all the misinformation and outright lies you are being fed on a daily basis by the so-called "Investment Experts". Lies like "You are doing well to make 7 - 8% a year in the stock market". What hogwash!

This system has handed me at least 40% gains a year like clockwork. In fact, I get upset if I don’t pull in at least 80% a year. And sometimes even those returns look puny (ask me how I made over 311% in three months last year)!

The truth is, to be highly successful trading the markets, you only need two things:

The Right Mindset
The Right Trading Systems

By the "right trading systems", I mean tested systems that work in the real world, not in someone's mind or trading laboratory. Systems that just go out and find...

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