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robin
12th May 2008, 03:03 PM
I had been trading in stocks for a while and had been good with them. But recently have been facing a bit trouble from the market and have incurred some losses. I am looking for a system that helps me to judge the right kind of moves in the stock market and prove as a guide to smart investing.

Need your valuable suggestions to find a good one!!!

march
13th May 2008, 12:04 PM
Sorry to hear about the losses….but that is a part of the trade….you lose some and you win some…..but I myself use a system that works just fine for me and that is a perfect teacher for in all terms ….there are many out there but I believe on this as I am using it. This is a good Day trading (http://www.daytradingpro.com/) system that can make you comfortable in the stock market.

Cheers!

kwright
13th May 2008, 12:17 PM
I encoutered the same problem myself, so I can understand how u feel... I've recently bought a very good trading DVD that helps me in determining the direction of stocks. Perhaps it can help you as well.

Best part is, I got it at 1/2 price!!

Its at http://vip.stratavest.com

Code is "milliondollarclub" ..

I am not sure if there is a time limit for the code....

Hancock
14th July 2008, 08:56 PM
I heard of one pretty good trading system, try www.pi88.com... a lot of friends trade there.. go and check it out..
If it is good.. let me know???

verifiedtrading
12th September 2008, 11:46 AM
The key is selecting a best of breed stock, buying weakness and selling strength. Get that book, that'll be the first great investment you make.

www.sp500-trading.com (http://www.sp500-trading.com)

BizBlogged2
8th October 2008, 01:06 PM
When it comes to stock market no one can't predict what will be the status.Can anyone tell me the status of the future stock market.



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Myinvestorsplace
28th October 2008, 03:03 PM
Myself, I prefer using the program called "Marl", it's a stock trading robot (yes, really, don't laugh). Using an initial investment of $1000 I made about $350.00 a week with it, usually while I am sleeping, which is rather nice too.

MyInvestorsPlace - trading, value, investing, forex, stock, market, technical, analysis, systems (http://www.myinvestorsplace.com)

Rumpfe
24th February 2010, 05:07 PM
there are many good trading systems. at first you have teach your mentality, thats the best trading system.

MaggieRoara
24th February 2010, 09:40 PM
I had been trading in stocks for a while and had been good with them. But recently have been facing a bit trouble from the market and have incurred some losses. I am looking for a system that helps me to judge the right kind of moves in the stock market and prove as a guide to smart investing

as someone in the personal financial planning industry I would advice you to first save in a mid term instrument that would give you some cashback or annual payout. You can then get your financial planner to introduce you to an investment linked product that let's you buy into funds. These tend to incur less fund switching costs.
I also advice my clients who are starting out on the markets to but into portfolios rather than funds and funds rather than stocks cuz of the larger diversity offered. Ask your financial planner to explain which funds buy into which type of stocks and then make an informed decision.


Need your valuable suggestions to find a good one!!!

Seems to me you want some form of garuntee as you learn. You shld look at the smartinvest products under
great eastern. Don't just go to ocbc and buy cuz there are soo many of them. Talk to an agent especially someone who specialises in investment linked products.

MaggieRoara

learn2earn8
26th February 2010, 03:04 PM
go buy books to read & find out about risk management too & your risk profile. do u prefer fundamental analysis or technical analysis? :D

hop by website learn2earn8.blogspot

JohnWilson
11th March 2010, 06:18 PM
Penny stocks trading can be easier if an investor make his own research as well as appoint a professional broker.Penny stocks are low priced shares. Therefore it creates an incredible amount of leverage available to the investor that isn't often found in the "blue chip" stocks, such as Google, IBM, or FedEx. The average "blue chip" company can trade nearly hundreds of dollars per share.

babery
28th June 2010, 11:06 AM
Honestly there are many systems to trade. Any of them can lose you money and make you some. But the most fearful thing of all you need to know is that there are too many scam software programs out there and it becomes difficult to recommend you one good system unless you know someone successfully used it.

JohnWilson
5th August 2010, 02:05 PM
Before making any investment you should seek a constant high volume of penny stocks being traded. If you consider the average volume, you can be misled. If ABC trades 1 million shares today, and never trades for the rest of the week, the average for day will be 200 000 shares.

allenmass
13th August 2010, 06:57 PM
The strategy you use to buy and sell stocks depend son the end goal you wish to achieve. If the goal is to day trade , then you would look for stocks you believe have a quick upside. If you are saving for retirement, then you want a diversified portfolio which can consist of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.