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Welcome to our trading education section. We have created this entire section to help you, our readers, subscribers, and members, become more familiar with trading. We’ve stocked it full of useful links, tools, guides, etc. that we’ve produced or found on the web. The information contain within will help even the most basic beginner, become more familiar with the stock market, options and stock trading, etc. In no time you should be able to take the information found within this section and begin trading and making money. We are always adding and expanding, but if you find a particularly helpful tool or web resource you would like to share, or believe it should belong in this section please feel free to contact us.

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Dow Now Up 200 On Greek Bailout

Dow Now Up 200 On Greek Bailout

Courtesy of Joe Weisenthal at Clusterstock

This feels like that day back in October 2008 when CNBC broke the news of something witht he acronym "TARP" and markets went crazy. Of course, the euphoria proved to be short-lived.

This time the bailout is in Europe. Hopefully things work out better this time.

The Dow is up 200 and is now up on the month.

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Zero Hedge

Citi Breaks Secondary Price, As News Of Big Fat Greek Bailout "In Broad Sense Of The Word" Skyrockets Market, Bunds Crash

Courtesy of Tyler Durden

Citi just broke the $3.15 secondary follow-on price after, as we disclosed first, S&P stated there was no longer a guarantee that TBTFs would have perpetual government support.

And at precisely the moment when everything seemed like we were about to head into the red, here comes a rumor from Reuters that governments have decided "in the broad sense of the word" to help Greece, according to a senior German ruling coalition source. How this translates in Euro strength is unknown. How this jives with Greece's earlier statement that a call for aid would be the worst signal is also unknown. Yet look at the jump in EUR-JPY pair - the surge in the market as a result is a side-effect.

Exhibit A

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Chart School

THE MARKET IS FOLLOWING A SCRIPT YOU CAN PROFIT FROM

THE MARKET IS FOLLOWING A SCRIPT YOU CAN PROFIT FROM 

Courtesy of David Grandey

All About Trends

 

Is The Market Following A Script? If you ask Elliott it is. From Our Recent Blog: "There is also a good possibility that the whole move down off the January highs traces out ABCDE (5 Waves down before all said and done). But we'll take it a step at a time." The S&P 500 chart below has more of a 3 waves (abc) look to it just like we talked about in advance to be on the lookout for. The only problem was it's prime entry took place in the form of a gap and within minutes traced out the bulk of Thursday's move. But still it's all about trends and it's locked in a downtrend channel. One look at last week's action in the OTC Composite below (remember this area of the...

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Trading Goddess

Testy Tuesday - Faber Says US Treasuries Are Junk

"If the US were a corporation, it would have bonds that are junk rated."



That's the word from Marc Faber but, then again, his column is called the "Gloom, Boom, Doom Report" so he is very much talking his book. Faber makes the case that our unfunded liabilities make the US a toxic investment, much the way GM health and pension obligations. The US ended up bailing out GM but who can bail out the US? Faber argues that additional debt growth no longer has the ability to add to GDP growth, meaning we have passed a tipping point where we have no choice but to pay off existing debt (most likely through inflation) or default.


Pragmatic Capitalist has a great article discussing...



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Oxen Group Trades

The Oxen Report: Three, Three, Three: A Trade of the Day, An Overnight Trade of the Day, and a Long Play Too

Hello readers,

I apologize for missing the last few days. I have been really busy with some other projects. So, to make it up to you, I have three picks for today. ...



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The Options Report

By Andrew Wilkinson


Bank of America Bears Buy Puts

Today’s tickers: BAC, PBR, F, FXI, NXY, KFT, DELL & HPQ

BAC – Bank of America Corp. – Bearish option traders purchased put options on Bank of America today with shares of the firm trading 3% lower to $14.52. The number of put options purchased at the March $14 strike price surpassed existing open interest at that strike, suggesting many investors are bracing for continued near-term share price erosion. Approximately 33,000 puts were purchased for an average premium of $0.59 apiece at the March $14 strike. Investors picking up the put options perhaps anticipate B of A’s share price could slip beneath the effective breakeven point on the trade at $13.41 ahead of March expiration. The 12% increase in the reading of options implied volatility on Bank of America to 43.74% today points to increased fluctuation in the...



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Insider Zone


INSIDER BUYING & SELLING REMAINS BEARISH

INSIDER BUYING & SELLING REMAINS BEARISH

Courtesy of The Pragmatic Capitalist

After a brief respite last week, insider buying and selling trends returned to their regularly scheduled bearishness.  The recent market dip has not attracted many buyers to the market as total insider buying for the latest week totaled just $10.2MM.   Total selling surged to $490MM from last week’s reading of $250.1MM.

The insider selling and buying trends continue to reflect the low level of confidence that insiders have in the future performance of their own shares.  This has been best reflected in the continuing weak trends in the labor markets and the...


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OpTrader


Swing trading portfolio - week of February 8th, 2010

This post is for live trades and daily comments. 

To learn more about the swing trading portfolio (strategy, membership etc.), please click here

- Optrader

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