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81. Dealing With Market Corrections: Ten Dos and Don'ts By Steve Selengut
    Summary: A correction is a beautiful thing, simply the flip side of a rally, big or small. Prices go down because of speculator reactions to expectations of news, speculator reactions to actual news, and investor profit taking. Mutual Fund unit holders rarely take profits but often take losses. There has never been a correction that has not proven to be a buying opportunity, so start collecting a diverse group of high quality, dividend paying, …



82. Introduction To FOREX By Ron King
    Summary: The Foreign Exchange Market, better known as FOREX, is a worldwide market for buying and selling currencies. In comparison, the United States Treasury Bond market averages $300 billion a day, and American stock markets exchange about $100 billion a day.The Foreign Exchange Market was established in 1971 when fixed currency exchanges were abolished. The FOREX grew steadily throughout the 1970's, but with the technological advances of the…



83. Pairs Trading: What Is That? By Larry Potter
    Summary: So, if you go long a stock putting out good news, while simultaneously shorting their competition, you will often see something like this happen:The stock putting out the good news pulls the sector higher. If you are long the news stock, and short the weakest competitor in the sector, chances are good that both will be winning plays.This isn't a new concept, but one that lost favor in the 90's, as everyone simply went long. Article:…



84. Powerful Hidden Techniques Mystery Formula - The Covered Call Option Trading Buy-Write Strategy By Bret Fogle
    Summary: By employing the covered call or buy-write strategy, you can change the outcome of the scenario profile so you have two positive potential results instead of only one.Employing the covered call or buy-write, we still have the up scenario as a positive result, but now the stagnant scenario will also produce a positive result since we collect a premium and the third scenario, the down scenario will not be as negative.Thanks to the covered …



85. Retirement or Financial Freedom? By Rick Hoogendoorn
    Summary: This made financial planning for retirement a little easier because you really only needed enough income for a few years.Nowadays, if you retire, chances are you can live forever. When you build a retirement nest egg you are looking to draw an income from it at some future time. When you are looking to attain financial freedom, you are looking to purchase or create assets which provide you with 'passive' income right away.Should everybod…



86. Trading Expert Discovers Ways To Beat Stock Market Odds With Money Management By David Jenyns
    Summary: The first point to mastering money management is that you have to understand when you're trading on the stock market is that you are playing the odds ' but unlike many forms of gambling, you can make money. This is why it is so important to follow money management rules.Why do these money management rules work? Even if you have the world's most accurate method, over time you will go broke if you don't practice good money management.Mon…



87. Easy Ways To Make Money Using Compounding As Your Compass By Martin Thomas
    Summary: What if you could buy and sell at 30% twice per month?Now lets turn to the calculator, as I can assure you, as an individual who realizes they can make a million dollars very quickly, you will find ways to keep to the schedule that the numbers on your calculator mapped out.Now punch the keys, 100 then the times symbol, then type 1.3 We will compound our money at 30% twice per month for 14 months. Article: If you will find your statistic…



88. How to Terror-Proof Your Money By Mike McGowan
    Summary: Like the attack of 9/11, the financial effects of another terror attack will be felt by almost everyone who lives in the United States. With the help of my co-author Jonathan Robinson, we wrote 'Terror-Proof Your Mind and Money: Create Physical, Financial and Mental Security in Dangerous Times.'In the book, we discuss many practical ways to easily take the 'terror' out of terrorism by relieving one's anxiety, securing one's home, and pro…



89. Powerful Options Basics Lessons Improving your trading in 180 days. By Bret Fogle
    Summary: This means that if you were to buy one option contract at a quoted price of $1.00, your total cost will be $100.00 (1 contract x $1.00 per share x 100 shares per contract). Use the formula below when calculating total dollar cost of the option.Amount of Equivalent Amount ofShares Option Contracts100 1 200 2 1000 10 7500 75 15000 …



90. Why You Need To Buy and Sell Gold Coins (Part 6) By Steve Renner
    Summary: Pre-1933 Gold Outperforms Today's Gold Bullion...Since 1970, an investment strategy that included Pre-1933 gold has been proven to outperform modern gold bullion, gold bars, Krugerrands, Canadian Maple Leafs, or American Eagles.In fact, $1,000 invested in common date, Pre-1933 Gold coins has a market value of $19,595. However, many people don't realize that Pre-1933 gold coins offer substantial leverage to the gold market and advantages…



91. Year-End Rally By Arthur Eckart
    Summary: It seems, SPX will continue to consolidate, short-term, above several strong (multi-year) support levels at around 1,165 (explained in previous articles) and then rally.The high recent inflation data may be a temporary phenomonen caused in large part by transportation bottlenecks in the Gulf region after hurricane Katrina. Moreover, lower energy prices will shift consumption from energy into non-energy products and lower production costs…



92. Overbought/Oversold By Al Thomas
    Summary: Brokerage companies do not want you to sell.When any stock is going either up or down for any extended period of time it does seem logical that it can become overbought or oversold, but let's examine what that means to your ownership.The reason a stock started up is because the underlying profit projection is going to produce substantial profits that will make the stock more valuable. Article: Has your estate agent ever told you that a …



93. Interested in FOREX Trading? By Jill Kane
    Summary: The hedger is involved in International trades and utilizes FOREX trading to protect their interest in a transaction from adverse currency fluctuations. No insider trading can occurTo begin trading in the FOREX market, an investor only needs a computer, a high-speed internet connection and an online trading currency account. Article: The Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) has no axial exchange location yet it is the largest financial marke…



94. Investing On A Budget By John Mussi
    Summary: Have you ever found yourself wanting to make investments for the future, but ended up telling yourself that you simply couldn't afford to make those investments?If you think that just because you're on a limited income you can't afford to make investments in your future, you might want to consider working money for investments into a household budget.Though you might think at first that there's no room for the additional expenses of inv…



95. The Realities Of Market Timing By Robert van Delden
    Summary: Market timing systems are based on patterns of activity in the past. But patterns change, and the future is always the great unknown.A system developed for the market patterns of the 1970s, which included a major bear market that lasted two years, would have saved investors from a big decline. So far in the 1990s, any defensive strategy at all has been more likely to hurt investors than help them.If your emotional security depends on un…



96. What Can We Learn From Warren Buffett? By Larry Holmes
    Summary: He sells them when he is no longer comfortable with the business a company is in.His current portfolio is allocated in 30.4% cash, 16.0% bonds, 29.0% publicly traded stocks, and 24.7% private businesses. Six years ago his allocation was 5.0% cash, 39.2% bonds, 51.2% public stocks, and 4.7% private businesses. So, compared to six years ago, he's emphasizing cash and private investments and de-emphasizing stocks and bonds.What can we learn…



97. China's Inscrutable Currency Strategy By Carl Delfeld
    Summary: It may turn out that many of your best China investment options don't involve investing in mainland Chinese companies at all.Direct Currency Approach The cleanest direct currency play on the expected rise in the yuan (also referred to as the renminbi) is to open a renminbi currency account at Everbank. A leading online bank ranked 'Best of the Web' by Forbes, Everbank offers a variety of world currency accounts as well as FDIC backed thr…



98. Nicholas Darvas Reveals The Biggest Trading Secret Of All Time - Discover The Truth By David Jenyns
    Summary: Nicholas Darvas was a brilliant investor, and one of the first traders to use technical analysis. But cheered on by whatever small profits he did make, Darvas began asking questions about why stocks behaved the way they did.Realizing that even experts couldn`t predict the market, Darvas decided that he needed to acquire his own understanding. Wanting to keep up on his holdings in stock he already owned and always on the lookout for new …



99. If Market Orders Are Not Good, What Do You Do? By Larry Potter
    Summary: We like the concept of using a "limit" order for any stock purchase where we are not physically sitting in front of our computers and watching the action. Next time we will discuss the 2 basic types of limit orders you will run into.There are two "basic" types of limit orders that you will encounter. The brokerage will leave your buy order on the books for about 60 days and if XYZ dips down below 52, your order will fire off and you wi…



100. Investment Strategies and Human Behavior By Jonathan Myers
     Summary: This overreaction occurs across the stockmarket and gives rise to several investment strategies.Contrarian StrategiesThe overreaction effect is highly pronounced when comparing 'out of favor' (contrarian stocks) against current 'favorites', or what are also known as value and glamour stocks. 'Out of favor' stocks are not stocks that are bad quality stocks, simply ones that are not attractive to the market, for whatever reason that might …



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