Miyerkules, Oktubre 12, 2011

BHI Chart Analysis



















BHI is currently oversold, with a closing price of .1950 as of today
support: .1890 and .1760
below .1760 is a bargain 


with a target price of .20 to .22





MRC Chart Analysis





















positive and negative divergence. 
resistance .30 and so on
support at .25 and .23
should hold at least .23


for longterm play

Miyerkules, Setyembre 21, 2011

Chart Analysis for LR

Leisure and Resorts World Corporation (LR) was originally incorporated on October 10,1957 as Atlas Fertilizer Corporation and engaged in fertilizer and industrial chemicalsproduction. As part its corporate restructuring in 1996, LR's primary purpose wasamended in 1999 to engage in realty development focusing on leisure business.




















should hold 7
if this will not hold, expected TP is 6.7-6.5
with a resistance of 7-7.4 (TP)

Chart Analysis for ACR

Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc. (ACR) was incorporated on December 24, 1974 asVictoria Gold Mining Corporation to engage in the business of exploration of oil, petroleumand other mineral products. In June 1995, the corporate name was changed to its presentname to mark the entry of the Alcantara Group.



















looking for a TP of 1.22 - 1.19
should hold at least 1.19
resistance are 1.28 and 1.31 (TP)

Lunes, Setyembre 19, 2011

Stock Trading Is Not Suitable For Everyone

Stock trading is hard work, and it is not entertainment. Stock trading requires a knowledge of trading, a time to trade, the adequate risk capital, and a great deal of self-discipline. Stock traders are true entrepreneurs. They risk their own capital, and they make all their own business decisions.

Not all potential traders have the required personal characteristics to be successful traders. In addition to the key  personal traits of self-discipline, patience, and the ability to assume risk, successful traders also tend to exhibit the ff characteristics:

INTELLIGENCE 
Trading is an extremely competitive business. At any point in time, the trader is competing against professional market makers and other traders. To survive in this business, traders must be SMART.


FLEXIBILITY
Market conditions are fluid and are always in a state of motion. The trader must be able to adapt to the changing trading environment. For instance, traders should be able to trade both long and short positions with relative ease.

WILLINGNESS TO LEARN
Successful traders strive to learn something new during each trading day, if not during each trade.

CONFIDENCE 
Traders are not troubled by a series of bad trades during the week.

ABILITY TO REACT UNDER STRESS
The ability to react to trading losses or respond to information overload is important for traders to succeed. Subsequently, traders should be able to make trading decisions without panicking.
-Sarkovich

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Huwebes, Agosto 25, 2011

3 Types of Fundamentals Analysis



Income stocks are stocks that do not do much but provide a steadystream of income either by dividends, selling of covered calls, or both.

Growth stocks are stocks from a company whose earnings are expected to grow at an above average rate. This means that the stock should also grow at a faster rate than the average market.


Value stocks are the long term investments that Warren Buffet believes in. These are stocks with good earnings and dividends but the market does not notice them. The stock trade at a value that is far below what the price should be based on the earnings of the given company. These are strong stocks that make good long term investments because they should in theory eventually head up. This makes it possible the Best long term strategy out there.



reference:
http://www.stocks-simplified.com/fundamental_analysis.html

Biyernes, Agosto 19, 2011

Full-time vs. Part-time Trading

One of the first trading decisions a new trader will make is whether to trade on a part-time or full-time basis. My advice to new or prospective trader is to start slowly. In other words, start trading on a part-time basis. The new trader can start out in the business gradually, which is a distinct advantage. Chances are that a new trader would not quit his or her day job, and thus there will be less pressure to make money immediately. The trader would have a continuous source of income from his or her regular job. So trading and only breaking even at the beginning would not be a financial disaster.


Also, starting on a part-time basis limits overall risk exposure. The trader can still keep his or her job. In the event that this "career change" does not work out, the trader still has the old job. Trading on a part-time basis will also test the trader's resolve. The trader will learn quickly whether he or she has the mental constitution for this line of work. In the event that the financial , mental, and time commitments to trading are no longer present, the trader can go back to the old job.

Furthermore, trading on a part-time basis requires less capital. There is less pressure to make money immediately. The trader can start on a part-time basis with slow stocks, which are often less expensive. Trading the slow stocks in smaller blocks requires less initial capital, although the profit potential will be smaller as well. But the pressure to make money immediately is also less, as the part-time trader has other full-time employment.

- Sarkovich


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