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November 11, 2008
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Featured Article
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Gaps, The Novice Trader Exposed…
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By Sam Seiden, Online Trading Academy Instructor
Gaps are the most obvious way to spot a novice market speculator. This week, I will show you why and how this will help you be there to take the low risk, high reward, and high probability trade from the novice trader.
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Spotlight on Forex[Back to Top]
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The Fear is Falling, and the Tide is Turning
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By Ed Ponsi, Online Trading Academy Forex Instructor
Throughout the recent U.S. Dollar rally, it has been my contention that the main driver for the greenback has been fear. Now that fear is subsiding, and as it fades, the USD is fading right along with it. This week, we will look at this issue in greater detail and what it means for our economy and market outlook.
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Spotlight on E-MINIS
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Knowing Your Trading Environment is Half the Battle
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By Gabe Velazquez, Online Trading Academy E-Mini Instructor
Discerning the type of trading environment you're looking at is extremely important in trading. This week, I will discuss why and how this is the case, and give you tips on what to look for when you start your trading day.
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THE BROAD MARKET
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The Problem With Deleveraging
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By John Mauldin, Global Markets Author
What happens when a debt-happy society wakes up and decides that saving is a good thing for everybody? What happens when banks and hedge funds decide (or are forced) to reduce their debt? What happens when businesses of all sizes find it harder to get loans to operate? In this week's letter we discuss "The Great Unwind," that process of deleveraging that we are now in the midst of.
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