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- Pro-Fundity | An Educational Resource for Prudent Investors
- Beginning Investing 1: Why Invest?
- Beginning Investing 2: Risk & Reward
- Beginning Investing 3: What is a Stock?
- Beginning Investing 4: What does it Cost?
- Beginning Investing 5: What is a System?
- Beginning Investing 6: Exits-1
- Beginning Investing 7: Exits-2
- Beginning Investing 8: Price Patterns.
- Beginning Investing 9: Moving Averages
- Beginning Investing 10: Bollinger Bands - Value
- Beginning Investing 11: Bollinger Bands - Applications
- Beginning Investing 12: Volatility Breakouts
- Sell Point 1
- Sell Point 2
- Sell Point 3
- Sell Point 4
- Technical Indicators
- Chart Chat - Gaps-3
- Chart Chat - Gap followp
- Chart Chat - Indicators
- Chart Chat - Divergences
- 2003 Year-end Review
- Two Issues: A. Put the Double-Bottoms to Work, B. Magnify Success with Back-Trading
- Double Bottoms - Or “W” for Winner!
- Accumulation/Distribution - Legal Insider Information!
- The most important thing is to stay with winners and get rid of losers. But how do we find winners?
- Entry/Exit Strategies: What is an Overbought stock? What is an Oversold stock?
- Exit Stategy I: Let your profits run!
- Exit Strategy II: Sell with a Trailing Loss
- Exit Strategy III: Keep “x” % of Profit
- Exit Strategy IV:
- Exit Strategy V:
- What is the Reward/Risk Ratio
- Reward/Risk Ratio II
- Reward/Risk Ratio III
- What is the Emotional head-game?
- News - The Importance of Investor Perception
- Market Indexes I
- Market Indexes II
- Market Indexes III
- A World of Information
- Paper Trading, ATIS
- Market Analysis, Buy/Sell Analysts -
- Market Momentum
- TA to the rescue. SBIB divergences.
- What me worry? SBIB moving in & out of positions
- What about timing? When should I sell?
- Why worry about fundamentals? Just give me neat rolling patterns
- Ticker Analysis - cut losses, let profits run, MA's, OBV, Stochastics
- Stock Analysis - a subscribers view - II
- Pro-Fundity | An Educational Resource for Prudent Investors
- A follow-up to the previous fireside chat, hazards of conventional resistance/support rolling strategy.
- A fireside chat. Where we are, some of the caveats for rolling stocks, our attempts to find better ways.
- The Up/down volume combination.
- Discusion on tackling the up/down volume problem.
- Analysis of INTC using volume with up/down ticks
- Explanation of strategy using volume changes with up/down-tick signals for buy/sell.
- Optionable Possibles vs. Optionable Rollers - why rolling stocks roll.
- Exit Systems - 1.
- Exit Systems - 2, Moving Averages.
- Exit Systems - 3, Stop-Loss: Protecting Our Capitol
- Exit systems - 4: Stop loss: Protecting our profit
- Market Risk - 1
- Market Risk - 2, how to manage risk.
- Breakouts - 2
- Breakouts - 3, RSMA exit strategy.
- Breakouts - 4, when to sell: RSMI, Trailing loss, trading band.
- Personality of a stock
- Insider Trading
- The tax man cometh - 1, introduction to the PIP worksheet.
- The tax man cometh - 2
- The tax man cometh - 3, trader vs. investor.
- Time 1
- On-balance Volume I
- On-Balance-Volume II
- Volume 1
- Volume II - OBV
- Deming's Theory of Profound Knowledge!
- Timing, using VMRX, book example.
- Momentum I, Introduction - the opposite of the Contrarian!
- Momentum II: What these indicators actually measure
- Momentum III: The use of the RSI to flag buy and sell points.
- Momentum IV: RSI - the use of a free charting web-site, Investorama! The use of multiple momentum indicators -
- Momentum V
- Momentum VI - Final in a series.
- Contrarian investor summary - Rolling stock strategy data
- Lies, damned lies, and managed earnings
- Market Emotion - Risk, news, and horror stories
- Auto mechanics, graduate students, soccer Mom's...
- Chart Study - SK
- Options 3
- Technical Analsysis - On-Balance-Volume (OBV)
- Technical Analysis - Wilder's Relative Strength Index (RSI) - applications
- Technical Analysis - Trading bands, Bollinger Bands, Dow Theory
- Technical Analysis - Moving Averages
- Technical Analysis - Supply and Demand
- Risk tolerance - Self exam
- More risk in the market place - Risk pyramid.
- Sector indexes
- How market indexes benefit the trader
- Beginning Investing 4: What does it Cost?
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