GVA
GME
FWLT
EEFT
AFFY
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Bullish stocks as of Feb 28, 2010
WBMD
VTAL
VPHM
TLI
TDSC
TAL
RICK
PTSI
PTNR
NXTM
MYL
LCAPA
LBY
JDSU
HUSA
FRB
DECK
BPL
BLW
BIG
BDF
AAWW
VTAL
VPHM
TLI
TDSC
TAL
RICK
PTSI
PTNR
NXTM
MYL
LCAPA
LBY
JDSU
HUSA
FRB
DECK
BPL
BLW
BIG
BDF
AAWW
Sunday, February 21, 2010
How To Be A Billionaire
How To Be A Billionaire
Shaun Rein,
Research reveals three qualities common to people who build great fortunes.
Have you dreamed of becoming a billionaire?
Based on the response I've gotten to my recent article "Three Myths About Starting Your Own Business," many people have.
They imagine having wealth like the founders of Google ( GOOG - news - people ) and Apple ( AAPL - news - people ), so they can fly to their own chateaus on the French Riviera in a Gulfstream IV or maybe even a Boeing ( BA - news - people ) 737.
They picture making it onto the Forbes Rich List and buying diamonds from Tiffany ( TIF - news - people ).
What does it take to get that rich? Are billionaires completely different from you and me?
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Shaun Rein,
Research reveals three qualities common to people who build great fortunes.
Have you dreamed of becoming a billionaire?
Based on the response I've gotten to my recent article "Three Myths About Starting Your Own Business," many people have.
They imagine having wealth like the founders of Google ( GOOG - news - people ) and Apple ( AAPL - news - people ), so they can fly to their own chateaus on the French Riviera in a Gulfstream IV or maybe even a Boeing ( BA - news - people ) 737.
They picture making it onto the Forbes Rich List and buying diamonds from Tiffany ( TIF - news - people ).
What does it take to get that rich? Are billionaires completely different from you and me?
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Pros and cons of being wealthy
Pros and cons of being wealthy
by The Investor on February 17, 2010
The pros and cons of being wealthy - a discussion
You want to be rich. Perhaps you plan to be very wealthy indeed.
Who wouldn’t? Talking about the pros and cons of being wealthy seems as one-sided as a boxing match between Warren Buffett and Muhammad Ali.
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by The Investor on February 17, 2010
The pros and cons of being wealthy - a discussion
You want to be rich. Perhaps you plan to be very wealthy indeed.
Who wouldn’t? Talking about the pros and cons of being wealthy seems as one-sided as a boxing match between Warren Buffett and Muhammad Ali.
CLICK HERE==>
Markets: Ghosts in the machine
Markets: Ghosts in the machine
By Jeremy Grant and Michael Mackenzie
Not long after lunchtime one day on the New York Stock Exchange three years ago, unusual things started to happen. Hundreds of thousands of “buy” and “sell” messages began flooding in, signalling for orders to be made and simultaneously cancelled.
The volume of messages sent in was so large that the traffic coming into the NYSE from thousands of other trading firms slowed, acting as a drag on the trading of 975 shares on the board.
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By Jeremy Grant and Michael Mackenzie
Not long after lunchtime one day on the New York Stock Exchange three years ago, unusual things started to happen. Hundreds of thousands of “buy” and “sell” messages began flooding in, signalling for orders to be made and simultaneously cancelled.
The volume of messages sent in was so large that the traffic coming into the NYSE from thousands of other trading firms slowed, acting as a drag on the trading of 975 shares on the board.
CLICK HERE ==>
Can the Market Bulls Put On Some Muscle?
Can the Market Bulls Put On Some Muscle?
By MICHAEL KAHN
The stock market is back at a key resistance level after rising on vapors. But does it have the strength to break through to the upside?
TO MEASURE THE QUALITY of any stock-market rally, we look at such factors as market breadth and volume.
Technical analysis textbooks tell us that truly healthy and therefore sustainable gains in the stock market are built on substantial participation by a clear majority of stocks. In other words, we need the public and institutions involved in a big way buying almost anything that looks decent.
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By MICHAEL KAHN
The stock market is back at a key resistance level after rising on vapors. But does it have the strength to break through to the upside?
TO MEASURE THE QUALITY of any stock-market rally, we look at such factors as market breadth and volume.
Technical analysis textbooks tell us that truly healthy and therefore sustainable gains in the stock market are built on substantial participation by a clear majority of stocks. In other words, we need the public and institutions involved in a big way buying almost anything that looks decent.
CLICK HERE ==>
Possible Bull Trap?? Who knows?
Possible Bull Trap
by Carl Swenlin
February 19, 2010
Last week we were looking at a bearish reverse flag formation, but this week prices broke above a short-term declining trend line, effecting a bullish resolution of the flag and changing the short-term outlook to bullish. This was confirmed by a PMO (Price Momentum Oscillator) buy signal, generated as the PMO crossed up through its 10-EMA.
The negative side of the picture is that volume accompanying the breakout and subsequent advance only has been averaging about 85% of the 250-EMA of daily volume, which does not reflect broad confidence in the move. This, plus other evidence we will discuss, makes me think the breakout could be a bull trap.
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by Carl Swenlin
February 19, 2010
Last week we were looking at a bearish reverse flag formation, but this week prices broke above a short-term declining trend line, effecting a bullish resolution of the flag and changing the short-term outlook to bullish. This was confirmed by a PMO (Price Momentum Oscillator) buy signal, generated as the PMO crossed up through its 10-EMA.
The negative side of the picture is that volume accompanying the breakout and subsequent advance only has been averaging about 85% of the 250-EMA of daily volume, which does not reflect broad confidence in the move. This, plus other evidence we will discuss, makes me think the breakout could be a bull trap.
CLICK HERE==>
All three major US indice above their 50-day moving averages
After a second strong week for the markets, all three major US indices (S&P 500, Dow 30, Nasdaq) are now back above their 50-day moving averages. We'll see if this positive technical momentum can carry over into Monday, which has recently been a very strong day for the markets
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Bullish stocks as of Feb 21, 2010
XEC
WBMD
TEG
TASR
STX
SFY
SANM
MSB
LII
KELYA
JFR
HUSA
HNZ
CSWC
CREE
CHE
CHD
CGX
CAGC
CAG
ARUN
ARK
ACAT
WBMD
TEG
TASR
STX
SFY
SANM
MSB
LII
KELYA
JFR
HUSA
HNZ
CSWC
CREE
CHE
CHD
CGX
CAGC
CAG
ARUN
ARK
ACAT
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