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April 7, 2009
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Featured Article
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News and Price, A Relationship Often Misunderstood
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By Sam Seiden, Online Trading Academy Instructor
New traders think that when news is bad, market price must fall so they look for shorting opportunities in markets. Conversely, they think that when news is good, market price must rise so they look for buying opportunities. Instead of walking deeper down this confusing path, let's step out of this box and into the world of real trading of markets in this week's article.
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Spotlight on Forex[Back to Top]
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The Reserve Currency Debate
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By Ed Ponsi, Online Trading Academy Forex Instructor
This week, I will review the talks that are currently going on about shifting the world's reserve currency away from the U.S. Dollar and toward a so-called "super currency."
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Spotlight on OPTIONS [Back to Top]
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Option Trading and Psychology
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By Josip Causic , Online Trading Academy Options Instructor
In this article, I will dive deeper into the topic of option trading and trading psychology by discussing two types of trading errors: Decision Making Error and Data Error.
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Spotlight on FUTURES
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Looking for Friends in All the Same Places
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By Don Dawson, Online Trading Academy Commodities Instructor
How many of you have heard of the expression "having the stars lined up for you?" This saying comes from having different aspects of your life all lining up at once and giving you some great experiences. This week I would like to write about bringing together multiple groups of traders that are seeing your price level, but for different reasons than you may be.
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THE BROAD MARKET
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Deep Inside the Dow
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By John Mauldin, Global Markets Author
In this week's letter we are going to look deep inside the Dow, back to its very roots. The Dow is a price-weighted index as opposed to a cap-weighted index. Does that make a difference in performance? Specifically, does it affect how the Dow has performed since it was expanded to 30 names in 1928? There are some real surprises we have found, and I think you will find this letter very interesting.
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