Nov 20

Marketclub

Researching and planning trades can take hours, and let’s face it; traders don’t have hours to waste. What you need is a tool to give you an edge on the markets and to help you make educated decisions based on the technicals and not your emotion.

MarketClub puts all of your research tools in one easy to use package that together give you the edge you need to build and manage your investments.

Smart Scan: Scans more than 230,000 symbols to identify trending patterns that fit the exact parameters of what you’re interested trading. Quickly look through stocks, futures, etf’s and mutual funds for volume, price and exchange criteria that you choose.

Trade Triangles: Created by a former professional floor trader and engineered by a technical prodigy. Trade Triangles are easy to read buy and sell signals on customizable charts. By using these entry/exit signals, traders enter trends which puts the odds in their favor that a movement will continue.

Alerts: MarketClub can quickly alert you of major market occurrences that directly affect your portfolio. You customize your parameters and we will send you a message when symbols in your portfolio have hit a new price breakout, net change, triangle issued, 1,3,4 or 52 week hi or low and strong or weak DMA.

And many more!

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Note: I get a small financial benefit for recommending MarketClub’s tools.

written by David

Nov 20

GUEST ARTICLE by Adam Hewison:

AppleI was looking over several charts this past weekend and I was shocked to recognize a chart formation playing out before my very eyes. I’ve seen this same formation a million times before, but I just didn’t want to believe it could be happening to my favorite stock, Apple (AAPL). Some would call this denial.

In the past I’ve written extensively about Apple products on this blog. If you have read any of these postings, you’d know how crazy I am about their products.

Several months ago I discovered a major technical formation that spelled trouble for Apple. I have to admit that I was saddened by this. This formation was also picked up by our “Trade Triangle” technology. Our algorithm triggered a sell signal and has continued to suggest a short position for Apple all this time.

Watch my new video on Apple.

http://www.ino.com/info/262/CD3196/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3

I was surprised that we’ve seen this market come down so easily. It seems like every time I visit an Apple store they are always busy and their products always seem to be selling well.

The question is, are we at the end of the iPod era?

Given the chart formation, the double top and pivot point, it seems we are headed lower. The Pivot Point measures down to the $40-$50 range and Apple at $90 still has a long way to go on the downside.

What caught my eye this weekend was a weekly continuation pattern to the downside and the fact that Apple closed at a new weekly low for the year. This is not a bullish sign by any stretch of the imagination.

For this coming week, I expect to see further downside pressure on Apple. I believe that we are going to be looking at the $50-60 dollar range as our target zone. Of course everything within will be tempered by our “Trade Triangle” technology. When our short-term “Trade Triangle” turns positive, we will close out short positions and take to the sidelines. In my opinion, it’s going to take some time for this market to improve and turn around. The technicals are just too weak at the moment.

http://www.ino.com/info/262/CD3196/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3

Every success in trading,

Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub

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written by David

Jul 23

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Jul 22

We are almost approaching the end of July.Seven months of 2008 have gone by with plenty of drama in the markets on a daily basis. So now is the time to take a step back and look at some of the foreign utilities listed in the New York Stock Exchange and see
how they have fared.

This post can be used as a starting point to identify some high quality dividend yielding foreign utility stocks.

Note: YTD value is as of July 22, 2008.

1.Company: Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais-CEMIG
Ticker: CIG
Country: Brazil
YTD change: 42.12%

2.Company: CPFL Energia
Ticker: CPL
Country: Brazil
YTD change: 26.60%

3.Company: Endesa-Empresa Nacional de Electricidad
Ticker: EOC
Country: Chile
YTD change: 23.93%

4.Company: SABESP
Ticker: SBS
Country: Brazil
YTD change: 13.40%

5.Company: Ultrapar
Ticker: UGP
Country: Brazil
YTD change: 7.74%

6.Company: Enersis
Ticker: ENI
Country: Chile
YTD change: 6.43%

7.Company: MetroGas
Ticker: MGS
Country: Argentina
YTD change: -6.97%

8.Company: National Grid
Ticker: NGG
Country: UK
YTD change: -17.39%

9.Company: Korea Electric Power
Ticker: KEP
Country: South Korea
YTD change: -25.90%

10.Company: Huaneng Power International
Ticker: HNP
Country: China
YTD change: -27.19%

11.Company: Veolia Environnement
Ticker: VE
Country: France
YTD change: -40.37%

12.Company: Edenor
Ticker: EDN
Country: Argentina
YTD change: -42.05%

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written by David

Jul 21

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