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  • The Traders Expo New York- Adam Sarhan's Next Speaking Engagement

    Dear Trader,
    Trading in volatile markets requires a disciplined approach and there are techniques you can learn to use now that minimize your risk and increase your profits. The secret lies in knowing how consistent traders find trades and manage them well from start to finish. Anyone can learn these strategies—all you need is a commitment to learn what works and the confidence to implement them. The New York Traders Expo is an event packed with non-stop education where you will learn specific technical strategies, how to develop a methodical risk management plan, get tips from world-class experts, and much more!
    Insiders’ analysis of volume, volatility, price, and profit is imperative to keep up with global markets. Every speaker at The Expo is carefully selected because of his or her proven ability to teach trading techniques that can lead to a lifetime of success. Register FREE for The Traders Expo New York, February 20-23, 2011 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel and prepare for four days that will get you on track for a profitable future.
    Join traders from around the world who have said The Expo has made a tremendous difference in their trading. If you make the commitment to attend, you will see how four days in New York could make all the difference in 2011 and beyond. If you gain just one or two new ideas to approach the markets, then the entire trip will have been worth your time!! Register FREE online or by calling 800/970-4355 and mention priority code 021219. We hope that you will join us in New York. For more information visitwww.newyorktradersexpo.com. See you at the Expo!
    Adam Sarhan
    Founder
    The Sarhan Analysis

  • Moving Averages 101

    The simple premise is that if the price of security (or market) is trading above a moving average then the action is healthy and if the price is trading below an important moving average then the action is not as healthy. It is also important to note that it is healthy to see a stock (or market) move back to a moving average on light volume during an uptrend (converse is also true) and then bounce off that moving average on higher volume (ideal scenario). This natural occurrence is actually considered healthy as most leading stocks (and markets) tend to do this during a protected uptrend. That said, moving averages offer prudent investors a healthy chance to accumulate a position as the underlying investment pulls back to a logical area of support. However, a technical sell signal will be triggered once an important moving average is broken (especially if volume is heavy) and that is an important warning sign most investors should look for.

  • How To Spot Institutional Buying In Leading Stocks

    Learn The “Art” Of Trading: FREE Webinar “Trader’s Intuition” Date: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 Time 4pm EST We will be discussing, Markets, Sectors, & Leading Stocks More: http://stks.co/g0q9E I’m frequently asked how do I know which stocks the large institutions are buying? While I’m not privy to their buy/sell orders each day- I can see their…

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