Today, July 21, 2010, 11:30 EST the stock markets point slightly down. Is it because of earnings?
Definitely not. The good thing is, we show favorable earnings from key players and revenue increases from wide spread companies like Coca-Cola, Yahoo and United Technologies. Meaning: there is people and companies out there consuming and investing, which gives us a positive rather than an negative market outlook.
See the details:
On the earnings front today, financial services firm Morgan Stanley (MS) reported second-quarter net income of $1.09 per share compared to a net loss of $1.10 per share in the year-ago period. Excluding income from discontinued operation, the firm reported net income of $0.80 per share.
Analysts expected Morgan Stanley to report earnings of $0.46 per share for the period. The company also reported net revenues for the period of $8.0 billion, above the $7.93 billion projected by Wall Street analysts for the quarter.
Wells Fargo & Company (WFC) unveiled second-quarter net income of $0.55 per share, beating estimates for $0.48 per share for the quarter. Total revenue for the latest quarter decreased 5 percent to $21.39 billion, nearly in-line with expectations for $21.4 billion for the quarter.
Coca-Cola Company (KO) reported adjusted second-quarter net income of $1.06 per share, topping forecasts for $1.03 per share for the quarter. Net revenues for the quarter came in at $8.67 billion but fell short of the $8.70 billion analysts expected.
United Technologies Corp. (UTX) revealed second quarter 2010 net income of $1.20 per share versus $1.05 per share in the same quarter last year. The results beat analyst project ions for $1.16 per share. Revenues of $13.9 billion were 5 percent above the prior year quarter and higher than the $13.56 billion projected for the quarter. The firm also lifted its 2010 earnings guidance.
After the markets closed for trading in the previous session, Apple (AAPL) said that its third quarter profit jumped 78 percent from last year, driven by strong sales of Mac computers, iPhones and iPads. The company's quarterly earnings breezed past Wall Street expectations as did its quarterly sales.
Also after the close yesterday, internet search engine Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) said that its second-quarter profit increased 51 percent from last year, boosted by significant growth in display advertising revenue, higher margins, and lower operating expenses.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Market Outlook by NeverLossTrading: Earnings and Economic Reports July 20, 2010
Overall we face a negative market sentiment, even though the majority of the big companies came in with better earnings - mostly they did not meet the analyst estimates, but who are they to know. Key is: “we see progress in earnings and a falling market”. This is a great setup for a long play so the market starts t make a turn. For equity holders we recommend an easy defense policy and a leverage strategy so the market makes a potential turn towards the upside:
Reports in detail:
Healthcare product company Johnson & ; Johnson reported second quarter earnings of $1.23 per share, up from $1.15 per share in the same quarter last year. Analysts were expecting the company to report earnings of $1.21 per share this quarter. However, the company lowered its 2010 earnings guidance to a range of $4.65 - $4.75 per share from the earlier range of $4.80 - $4.90 per share.
Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs Group said its second quarter earnings dipped to $0.78 per share from $4.93 per share in the year-ago period, belying analysts expectations for earnings of $2.08 per share this quarter. However, excluding one-time items, Goldman's earnings per share were $2.75 for the quarter.
Yesterday, IBM and Texas Instruments reported disappointing quarterly numbers where the overall notion was negative: For us those do not look so bad:
IBM’s second quarter revenues rose merely 2% to $23.7 billion, missing the consensus estimate of $24.17 billion. The company reported second quarter earnings of $2.61 per share, up 13% year-over-year. The consensus estimates called for earnings of $2.58 per share. The company also raised its 2010 earnings guidance to at least $11.25 per share, while analysts estimate earnings of $11.27 per share.
Texas Instruments also receded in Monday’s afterhours session after it reported second quarter revenues of $3.50 billion, up 42% year-over-year but slightly off the mean analysts’ estimate of $3.52 billion. The company’s earnings per share rose notably to 62 cents from the year-ago’s 20 cents and came in line with estimates. For the third quarter, the company expects earnings of 64-74 cents per share on revenues of $3.55 billion to $ 3.85 billion. Analysts, on average, estimate earnings of 64 cents per share on revenues of $3.59 billion.
Key Economic News today: Housing Market
For us, this does not look to bad and we might be buyers of real estate related shares. We sure know that the first home buyers credit swiped the market empty. Considering that those numbers show a clear progress.
The U.S., the Commerce Department said housing starts fell 5% to an annual rate of 549,000 in June from the revised May estimate of 578,000. Economists were expecting housing starts to fall to 575,000 from the 593,000 originally reported for the previous month. At the same time, the Commerce Department said that building permits rose 2.1% to an annual rate of 586,000 in June from 574,000 in May, surprising economists who had expected building permits to edge down to 572,000.
Good Trading,
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Reports in detail:
Healthcare product company Johnson & ; Johnson reported second quarter earnings of $1.23 per share, up from $1.15 per share in the same quarter last year. Analysts were expecting the company to report earnings of $1.21 per share this quarter. However, the company lowered its 2010 earnings guidance to a range of $4.65 - $4.75 per share from the earlier range of $4.80 - $4.90 per share.
Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs Group said its second quarter earnings dipped to $0.78 per share from $4.93 per share in the year-ago period, belying analysts expectations for earnings of $2.08 per share this quarter. However, excluding one-time items, Goldman's earnings per share were $2.75 for the quarter.
Yesterday, IBM and Texas Instruments reported disappointing quarterly numbers where the overall notion was negative: For us those do not look so bad:
IBM’s second quarter revenues rose merely 2% to $23.7 billion, missing the consensus estimate of $24.17 billion. The company reported second quarter earnings of $2.61 per share, up 13% year-over-year. The consensus estimates called for earnings of $2.58 per share. The company also raised its 2010 earnings guidance to at least $11.25 per share, while analysts estimate earnings of $11.27 per share.
Texas Instruments also receded in Monday’s afterhours session after it reported second quarter revenues of $3.50 billion, up 42% year-over-year but slightly off the mean analysts’ estimate of $3.52 billion. The company’s earnings per share rose notably to 62 cents from the year-ago’s 20 cents and came in line with estimates. For the third quarter, the company expects earnings of 64-74 cents per share on revenues of $3.55 billion to $ 3.85 billion. Analysts, on average, estimate earnings of 64 cents per share on revenues of $3.59 billion.
Key Economic News today: Housing Market
For us, this does not look to bad and we might be buyers of real estate related shares. We sure know that the first home buyers credit swiped the market empty. Considering that those numbers show a clear progress.
The U.S., the Commerce Department said housing starts fell 5% to an annual rate of 549,000 in June from the revised May estimate of 578,000. Economists were expecting housing starts to fall to 575,000 from the 593,000 originally reported for the previous month. At the same time, the Commerce Department said that building permits rose 2.1% to an annual rate of 586,000 in June from 574,000 in May, surprising economists who had expected building permits to edge down to 572,000.
Good Trading,
http://NeverLossTrading.com
Monday, July 19, 2010
Stock Market Fundamentals for the Week of July 19, 2010
We expect a week with ups and downs based on key financial and economic reports.
Here are the key earnings reports.
Day of the Week Company To Declare Earnings Sector Dominance
Comparing those to the key economic news we predict the following:
Monday
HAL and NE will take provisions and not declare outstanding results, they will move out profit declaration and with that give the market a negative sentiment.
Tuesday
Technology and Healthcare will come in on the high side we expect a market move to the upside.
Wednesday
Financials will publish before the market: What shall we say, there is only one way: if you have free money and you already wrote off more than you needed: UP Market expected.
Thursday
Here comes the kicker: Jobless claims however the statistics will be tweaked will not be beautiful. Existing home sales will still not be favorable by sales that were pushed into April to participate from the government spending program.
We expect a market move to the downside even though key companies will report good earnings but challenging revenue attained numbers.
Friday
Consumer related companies will show better earnings and a positive market outlook which should lead to an upside movement.
These are our assumptions, but surely we let the market teach us what is happening.
Good Trading!
NeverLossTrading
Here are the key earnings reports.
Day of the Week Company To Declare Earnings Sector Dominance
Comparing those to the key economic news we predict the following:
Monday
HAL and NE will take provisions and not declare outstanding results, they will move out profit declaration and with that give the market a negative sentiment.
Tuesday
Technology and Healthcare will come in on the high side we expect a market move to the upside.
Wednesday
Financials will publish before the market: What shall we say, there is only one way: if you have free money and you already wrote off more than you needed: UP Market expected.
Thursday
Here comes the kicker: Jobless claims however the statistics will be tweaked will not be beautiful. Existing home sales will still not be favorable by sales that were pushed into April to participate from the government spending program.
We expect a market move to the downside even though key companies will report good earnings but challenging revenue attained numbers.
Friday
Consumer related companies will show better earnings and a positive market outlook which should lead to an upside movement.
These are our assumptions, but surely we let the market teach us what is happening.
Good Trading!
NeverLossTrading
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Who will Dominate the Stock Market Next Week: Bulls or Bears?
The week to come will be an interesting week for the stock market. We closed on the low side on Friday and got to some key support levels. The week ahead will have a great combination of two things:
- Fantastic earnings reports
- and counterproductive overall economic news.
So what will it be and up or down week?
We focus more on the upside, but sure let the market teach us.
Why do we focus on the upside: “after we hear one after the next great earnings report, somebody will step in and say: “it is not that bad.” But we act very careful this might happen when go to the downside first, scare a lot of investors out and then smart money will buy back in.
Hoping this helps.
We recommend for day traders to stay out of the market at the highlighted key news events.
To see our 5-10 years market outlook, click here: http://neverlosstrading.blogspot.com/2010/07/new-earnings-season-what-will-stock.html
- Fantastic earnings reports
- and counterproductive overall economic news.
So what will it be and up or down week?
We focus more on the upside, but sure let the market teach us.
Why do we focus on the upside: “after we hear one after the next great earnings report, somebody will step in and say: “it is not that bad.” But we act very careful this might happen when go to the downside first, scare a lot of investors out and then smart money will buy back in.
Hoping this helps.
We recommend for day traders to stay out of the market at the highlighted key news events.
To see our 5-10 years market outlook, click here: http://neverlosstrading.blogspot.com/2010/07/new-earnings-season-what-will-stock.html
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Trading Stocks And Other Securities With Indicators Or Without?
Lately I am hearing professional traders and trade educators stating that the best way to trade is solely rely on price action, with nothing but candle sticks or bars on the chart.
It is an interesting concept and we know that experienced traders who do this profession for 10 and 20 years for sure imagine the lines or paint them in their inner eyes, but novice and learning traders what do they do without orientation?
Key is to not look at all indicators and lines all the time.
When we take a peek at the cockpit of an airplane we see countless meters and instruments. Most of them are not needed all the time, but in case it matters, they are there. An experienced captain can just fly us from New York to Miami by following key landmarks, but he will and is required to use his instruments. When new captains start flying an airplane they better look at what the instruments are telling and this is why captains run through an intensive training, simulator flights and education to know what to do in all situations.
NeverLossTrading educates you to get a investor license for the world’s financial markets and we help our students to follow clear orientation points that are put on the chart: telling where to enter, where the stop goes and where to take profit.
In reference to using nothing but price action: When I once went to watch the Golf US Open, Tiger Woods putted with a Driver. Why? Maybe because he can, but I am not trying to put this one in my repertoire and I know that playing a round of golf with just one club will not bring me the desired results.
We have one trade, for people who just want to use one indicator and it works, but not to the same degree as other trades do – so it makes money, but leaves money on the table too.
Check the chart and assume the red line as the stop line, the green line as the orientation line and we have the one club golf course winner. As said, it works, but does not let us harvest all that is there.
How to trade this:
• Red above green line: downtrend
• Red below Green line: uptrend.
• Red Line = Stop Line
• Breakouts above or below the red or green line show you where to trade towards
• Trade in one direction till you get stopped
We call this trade the NeverLossTrading Double Decker trade. Those antique flying machine work and so does our trade and it brings traders who do not want to consider many variable to their goals.
In case you cannot see our picture click here: http://www.neverlosstrading.com/Press_Releases/Trading%20With%20Indicators%20Or%20Without.html
There is for sure a bit more finesse to this trade, but look at the details with a 5 minute and daily chart and tell me what you are thinking.
If you want to learn the trade, we are happy to teach it to you.
Contact@NeverLossTrading.com
http://NeverLossTrading.com
It is an interesting concept and we know that experienced traders who do this profession for 10 and 20 years for sure imagine the lines or paint them in their inner eyes, but novice and learning traders what do they do without orientation?
Key is to not look at all indicators and lines all the time.
When we take a peek at the cockpit of an airplane we see countless meters and instruments. Most of them are not needed all the time, but in case it matters, they are there. An experienced captain can just fly us from New York to Miami by following key landmarks, but he will and is required to use his instruments. When new captains start flying an airplane they better look at what the instruments are telling and this is why captains run through an intensive training, simulator flights and education to know what to do in all situations.
NeverLossTrading educates you to get a investor license for the world’s financial markets and we help our students to follow clear orientation points that are put on the chart: telling where to enter, where the stop goes and where to take profit.
In reference to using nothing but price action: When I once went to watch the Golf US Open, Tiger Woods putted with a Driver. Why? Maybe because he can, but I am not trying to put this one in my repertoire and I know that playing a round of golf with just one club will not bring me the desired results.
We have one trade, for people who just want to use one indicator and it works, but not to the same degree as other trades do – so it makes money, but leaves money on the table too.
Check the chart and assume the red line as the stop line, the green line as the orientation line and we have the one club golf course winner. As said, it works, but does not let us harvest all that is there.
How to trade this:
• Red above green line: downtrend
• Red below Green line: uptrend.
• Red Line = Stop Line
• Breakouts above or below the red or green line show you where to trade towards
• Trade in one direction till you get stopped
We call this trade the NeverLossTrading Double Decker trade. Those antique flying machine work and so does our trade and it brings traders who do not want to consider many variable to their goals.
In case you cannot see our picture click here: http://www.neverlosstrading.com/Press_Releases/Trading%20With%20Indicators%20Or%20Without.html
There is for sure a bit more finesse to this trade, but look at the details with a 5 minute and daily chart and tell me what you are thinking.
If you want to learn the trade, we are happy to teach it to you.
Contact@NeverLossTrading.com
http://NeverLossTrading.com
Saturday, July 10, 2010
A New Earnings Season: What Will The Stock Market Do Next?
Summary: The financial market are up for turbulent times with short term growth and fall for the next 10 years. NeverLossTrading highly recommends for people to learn to be financial market investors to build themselves a secure financial future and delivers many reasons why buy and hold will not pay us.
A New Earnings Season: What Will The Stock Market Do Next.
We are coming up to a new earnings season and what will we expect?
From our perspective: good sound earnings and even higher earnings. Look at the following graph and see yourself how corporate profits dipped in the year 2008/2009,by the melt down of the subprime mortgage crisis and now are back up, higher than ever.
Let us simplify the earnings statement of corporate America into: Sales – Costs – Depreciation = Earnings and we clearly see that the fall in corporate earnings was majorly driven by Depreciations of overstated earnings made in the years 2005 to 2008. Surely in the aftermath we all felt a slowing economy which meant less sales, but America restructured and coped with the challenge and now is back to lead the world in earnings.
What happened?
Sales stayed about the same and there were no more depreciations and costs: labor. got adjusted. As a result, corporate America makes more money than ever.
America got more efficient the productivity per capita employed went up tremendously. But this also means that we might need to live with a 10% unemployment rate as it is a given for 30 years in Europe for example.
Now corporate America shifted employment to the government and the government has the issue of how to finance the major shift of employment to unemployment.
When we look at the Federal or State balance sheet we simplify into: Taxes – Costs = Available Budget. With more unemployment the factor cost increased over proportionately. So far all stimulus programs did not work to reduce unemployment and with that the cost factor and a potential restructuring of the taxation system to produce more income might be needed.
This sure will create an outcry, but read me right, I am not saying that I want higher taxes, I am saying that the budgets do not hold, because of the increase of unemployment costs and the government will come to a point where printing more money for deficit spending has to come to an end.
So what will come next? Let us take a look at Europe, most of their countries are used to deal with unemployment rates of 10-12% for the last 30 years and what programs they have in place to survive:
Government funded general healthcare is a given: rich countries care about the health of their people. To administer such Europeans regulate the earnings of healthcare providers and in average they come up as 1/3 of what America pays with little to no difference in service. This for sure is a huge political issue, but would it not be a shame if the richest country in the world people have to die if they have no insurance? Sure, I know the argument that they should find a job, but if there is no job to be found, what to do?
Another wildfire, America might need a restructuring of the taxation system to make more income to cover the government spending. in a short comparison:
- Federal Tax: About the same in Europe.
- State Tax: Europeans usually have one federal tax and allocate state taxes.
- Municipal Taxes: The do not exist and when I am looking at the North-East of the United States, a lot of money is brought in and wasted.
- Value Added Tax: Europeans charge about 12% more and fund municipalities and states from the local accrued value added tax.
What does all that mean for the financial markets?
We will have great earnings reports one day and depressing jobless claims the next and by that we assume for the next – hold on to a rail – 5 to 10 YEARS we predict ping pong financial market, with short spikes up and down till the issues above are solved. The market drivers are:
Corporate America is back, and it's more profitable than ever. You might not believe the graph above, but these are actual earnings and not planned profits. When those earnings reports come out the market will: spike up.
The Government has its biggest deficit problem ever and every time they will touch one of the instruments to solve the issue, the stock market will go berserk and fall out of the skies. For now the Fed’s only choice is to print more money to be able to make it into the next election period which will put some short term pressure on the US-Dollar, make the Euro and the stock market rise for short.
If the government makes it to the next election period: Imagine a regulated health care program which would put the second biggest sector in the S&P 500 (Health Care) under pressure in earnings – and the markets will do like Humpty Dumpty.
Another hot potato, Restructuring of taxes with higher corporate and capital gain taxes. All sectors and in particular the Financial sector will make a real slump.
Corporate America is not the world for granted and will deal splendidly with all those changes and come back to make even more earnings to allow for relief and spikes up. On the other side, the short term sentiment usually runs the financial markets into the grounds and each time another depressing unemployment report comes out, we are there again.
In the turbulent times ahead of us, we can only recommend for people who want to achieve a positive outcome for their lives, to learn to be a FINANCIAL MARKET INVESTOR which entails:
- Forget buy and hold
- Learn how to leverage and protect your assets
NeverLossTrading.com is prepared to teach you to deal your money in up-, down- or sideways markets. Our key slogan is:
3 days to financial freedom - and we mean it.
Learn the instruments and investment methods that will keep you above water in the turbulent times ahead of us. You sure do not want to put 60% of your hard earned retirement money at risk.
Why do we tell here forget buy and hold? Isn’t the whole 401 (k) and our retirement build on it?
Yes, but it will not work anymore and here is the reason why: The S&P 500 (500 biggest companies by market capitalization) did not grow in the last 10 years and mostly will not do much in the next 10 years. Let us pick an example of one of the most recognized and well know companies out of the S&P 500: MSFT – Microsoft Corp. Had we invested since the year 2000 a monthly amount of $100 into Microsoft shares we would own 473 Shares today and their today’s value would be: $11,011 while we had invested: $12,658. This is a minus 13% return on our investment over 10 years and not the doubling of investments in 7 years that were anticipated.
We want to help people to get out of this financial trap.
For now we only teach small groups of people (up to 20 and by appointment only) so we can get our message across, even though we should talk to a filled Madison Square Garden to make obvious that it is our individual responsibility to obtain financial market knowledge that gets us into financially safe future.
A New Earnings Season: What Will The Stock Market Do Next.
We are coming up to a new earnings season and what will we expect?
From our perspective: good sound earnings and even higher earnings. Look at the following graph and see yourself how corporate profits dipped in the year 2008/2009,by the melt down of the subprime mortgage crisis and now are back up, higher than ever.
Let us simplify the earnings statement of corporate America into: Sales – Costs – Depreciation = Earnings and we clearly see that the fall in corporate earnings was majorly driven by Depreciations of overstated earnings made in the years 2005 to 2008. Surely in the aftermath we all felt a slowing economy which meant less sales, but America restructured and coped with the challenge and now is back to lead the world in earnings.
What happened?
Sales stayed about the same and there were no more depreciations and costs: labor. got adjusted. As a result, corporate America makes more money than ever.
America got more efficient the productivity per capita employed went up tremendously. But this also means that we might need to live with a 10% unemployment rate as it is a given for 30 years in Europe for example.
Now corporate America shifted employment to the government and the government has the issue of how to finance the major shift of employment to unemployment.
When we look at the Federal or State balance sheet we simplify into: Taxes – Costs = Available Budget. With more unemployment the factor cost increased over proportionately. So far all stimulus programs did not work to reduce unemployment and with that the cost factor and a potential restructuring of the taxation system to produce more income might be needed.
This sure will create an outcry, but read me right, I am not saying that I want higher taxes, I am saying that the budgets do not hold, because of the increase of unemployment costs and the government will come to a point where printing more money for deficit spending has to come to an end.
So what will come next? Let us take a look at Europe, most of their countries are used to deal with unemployment rates of 10-12% for the last 30 years and what programs they have in place to survive:
Government funded general healthcare is a given: rich countries care about the health of their people. To administer such Europeans regulate the earnings of healthcare providers and in average they come up as 1/3 of what America pays with little to no difference in service. This for sure is a huge political issue, but would it not be a shame if the richest country in the world people have to die if they have no insurance? Sure, I know the argument that they should find a job, but if there is no job to be found, what to do?
Another wildfire, America might need a restructuring of the taxation system to make more income to cover the government spending. in a short comparison:
- Federal Tax: About the same in Europe.
- State Tax: Europeans usually have one federal tax and allocate state taxes.
- Municipal Taxes: The do not exist and when I am looking at the North-East of the United States, a lot of money is brought in and wasted.
- Value Added Tax: Europeans charge about 12% more and fund municipalities and states from the local accrued value added tax.
What does all that mean for the financial markets?
We will have great earnings reports one day and depressing jobless claims the next and by that we assume for the next – hold on to a rail – 5 to 10 YEARS we predict ping pong financial market, with short spikes up and down till the issues above are solved. The market drivers are:
Corporate America is back, and it's more profitable than ever. You might not believe the graph above, but these are actual earnings and not planned profits. When those earnings reports come out the market will: spike up.
The Government has its biggest deficit problem ever and every time they will touch one of the instruments to solve the issue, the stock market will go berserk and fall out of the skies. For now the Fed’s only choice is to print more money to be able to make it into the next election period which will put some short term pressure on the US-Dollar, make the Euro and the stock market rise for short.
If the government makes it to the next election period: Imagine a regulated health care program which would put the second biggest sector in the S&P 500 (Health Care) under pressure in earnings – and the markets will do like Humpty Dumpty.
Another hot potato, Restructuring of taxes with higher corporate and capital gain taxes. All sectors and in particular the Financial sector will make a real slump.
Corporate America is not the world for granted and will deal splendidly with all those changes and come back to make even more earnings to allow for relief and spikes up. On the other side, the short term sentiment usually runs the financial markets into the grounds and each time another depressing unemployment report comes out, we are there again.
In the turbulent times ahead of us, we can only recommend for people who want to achieve a positive outcome for their lives, to learn to be a FINANCIAL MARKET INVESTOR which entails:
- Forget buy and hold
- Learn how to leverage and protect your assets
NeverLossTrading.com is prepared to teach you to deal your money in up-, down- or sideways markets. Our key slogan is:
3 days to financial freedom - and we mean it.
Learn the instruments and investment methods that will keep you above water in the turbulent times ahead of us. You sure do not want to put 60% of your hard earned retirement money at risk.
Why do we tell here forget buy and hold? Isn’t the whole 401 (k) and our retirement build on it?
Yes, but it will not work anymore and here is the reason why: The S&P 500 (500 biggest companies by market capitalization) did not grow in the last 10 years and mostly will not do much in the next 10 years. Let us pick an example of one of the most recognized and well know companies out of the S&P 500: MSFT – Microsoft Corp. Had we invested since the year 2000 a monthly amount of $100 into Microsoft shares we would own 473 Shares today and their today’s value would be: $11,011 while we had invested: $12,658. This is a minus 13% return on our investment over 10 years and not the doubling of investments in 7 years that were anticipated.
We want to help people to get out of this financial trap.
For now we only teach small groups of people (up to 20 and by appointment only) so we can get our message across, even though we should talk to a filled Madison Square Garden to make obvious that it is our individual responsibility to obtain financial market knowledge that gets us into financially safe future.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Why Does The Stock Market Stop And Turn At Certain Price Levels?
It is a question of human decision and psychology: if more than one individual believes in certain price culmination points, they are there. Human decisions make price patterns and price changes. The interesting thing is that there are certain price patterns that are repetitive - over and over again. The only thing that changes is the intensity or range of the patterns.
For anybody who wants to be successful I highly recommend to learn those price patterns that are human psychology based. NeverLossTrading.com is teaching them excellently and very applicable for the day trader or longer term investor.
Price patterns are a key to learn and read to achieve financial market success.
As a second category it is strongly proposed to use technical indicators. Those indicators portrait the past into the future and the future can always be different. Buy they kind of work like traffic signs to guide you in the right direction to not get run over and left behind.
On our understanding: 85% of financial market are institutional investor decision based. Hence, it is good to know what type of indicators they use to evaluate the market. But there is another dimension to trading: the element of surprise – not to act along the lines of the general understanding. Look at yesterday, July 7, no market news, nothing and a 3% gain.
Where did it come from?
When looking into the details of this big move, the Swiss banks popped out as a major buyer and investor into the stock market ant the pair: AUD/JPY (a beautiful carry trade).
For how long will this trend hold?
How shall we know, but we have our market radar on and will recognize when they let the air out and I gone know what side to be on.
As a summary, we always have three choices and only by getting a proper financial market education we know which one to take:
• Go with their trend
• Go against their trend
• Just ignore them
Lately there are more and more people who precisely analyze and know what is coming next in the financial world. For us, it is good to have an opinion, but for whomever is constantly active in the financial markets will learnt that it is good to be bios, but it is better to be able to quickly change according to where the market goes. For those who want-to-be-right, it is usually very costly.
For more details: http://NeverLossTrading.com
For anybody who wants to be successful I highly recommend to learn those price patterns that are human psychology based. NeverLossTrading.com is teaching them excellently and very applicable for the day trader or longer term investor.
Price patterns are a key to learn and read to achieve financial market success.
As a second category it is strongly proposed to use technical indicators. Those indicators portrait the past into the future and the future can always be different. Buy they kind of work like traffic signs to guide you in the right direction to not get run over and left behind.
On our understanding: 85% of financial market are institutional investor decision based. Hence, it is good to know what type of indicators they use to evaluate the market. But there is another dimension to trading: the element of surprise – not to act along the lines of the general understanding. Look at yesterday, July 7, no market news, nothing and a 3% gain.
Where did it come from?
When looking into the details of this big move, the Swiss banks popped out as a major buyer and investor into the stock market ant the pair: AUD/JPY (a beautiful carry trade).
For how long will this trend hold?
How shall we know, but we have our market radar on and will recognize when they let the air out and I gone know what side to be on.
As a summary, we always have three choices and only by getting a proper financial market education we know which one to take:
• Go with their trend
• Go against their trend
• Just ignore them
Lately there are more and more people who precisely analyze and know what is coming next in the financial world. For us, it is good to have an opinion, but for whomever is constantly active in the financial markets will learnt that it is good to be bios, but it is better to be able to quickly change according to where the market goes. For those who want-to-be-right, it is usually very costly.
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