Video review of "Finding a Trading System That Is Right for You"

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Rating: 3/5

There are hundreds of trading systems. Some are effective, while others are not. Robert shows you how to tell the difference, how and when to use the best ones, how to really make a system your own, and how to avoid common mistakes. He continues to show you how you can and why you must avoid flawed ideas. This session helps you learn the best way to develop and test a precise set of trading rules to deal with all kinds of market behavior — rules that leave no room for uncertainty or confusion. You will find specific decision rules and techniques that maximize your potential for profit while minimizing your risk of significant loss.

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Depending upon your financial and family situations, you have a number of life insurance types available when it comes to buying insurance. There are all sorts of variations of life policies to suit individual needs and desires. One of our main lines of life insurance types was credit life insurance. You make a cash payment early in life, or periodic payments throughout your life, in order to get an income when you retire or pass a certain age.

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Keeping Cash Ready at Hand
A repurchasing agreement between an investor and an open-ended company can, under some circumstances, act as a pool of cash from which the investor can draw funds when needed. Unfortunately, open-end companies have no guarantees like those of the Federal banks.

Keeping Cash Ready at Hand
A repurchasing agreement between an investor and an open-ended company can, under some circumstances, act as a pool of cash from which the investor can draw funds when needed. Unfortunately, open-end companies have no guarantees like those of the Federal banks.

Between 1950 and 1959 American investment abroad had increased to 2.5 times its size at the beginning of the period, and increases were pretty well scattered throughout the world. The owners of the $30 billion who invested apparently feel that the investment is sound. In 1959 American investment in Cuba was $955 million —nearly one billion dollars. In December 1958, I had a meeting with the owner of a hotel located in Havana, Cuba. The owner of the hotel stock was in need of funds to enter into some kind of a business deal. Either Castro would be defeated, and he could pay $15,000 and get the stock of his hotel back, or Castro would take his hotel over —which he did—and he would keep the $100,000 while I was left holding the hotel.

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Video review of "Volume Studies, the Financial Volume Index, Creating Your Own"

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Rating: 4/5

Pat shows you how to use volume studies in your decision-making process. His discussion gives you an in-depth look at several key technical indicators and their applications, including classical volume studies, on-balance volume and their offshoots, and volume index building. He describes how he developed his Financial Volume Index, which measures a cross-section of interest-sensitive investments in both price moves and volume, and he shows you how you can use the FI as a tool to analyze the futures and fixed-income markets.

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Video review of "Developing & Implementing Pattern-Based Trading Systems"

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Rating: 2/5

Most traders, even those who are relatively new to technical analysis, realize that good, sustainable trading patterns which can be effectively back-tested are extremely rare. For example, most of the candlestick patterns do not test well on historical data. Tushar discusses how to develop, test, and implement pattern-based trading systems so that they become effective trading tools. Tushar describes a bottom-fishing pattern for S&P 500 futures. For stock traders, Tushar shows you a variant of the bottom-fishing pattern that works with uncanny precision. This pattern is an example of how one can take a visual observation and convert it into a dependable trading approach. Those who trade indices, equities, or futures will benefit from many of Tushar’s concepts. He shows how different exit strategies can produce very different system performances, and looks “under the hood” of various strategies, thus taking his analysis beyond the usual performance summary.

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The Beginning And Tacit Control Of U.S. Investment Companies
A few investment companies were organized in the United States before World War I. Although investment companies in the United Kingdom were well-established, we must remember that before World War I the United States was a debtor nation. Not until the bull market of the 1920s was well under way did investment companies begin to pop up on U.S. soil.

Video review of "How to Find Big Winners Using Persistency of Money Flow"

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Rating: 3/5

Mark’s presentation traces the evolution of volume analysis from raw volume, moving averages, OBV, and accumulation/distribution through money flow and money flow percent, culminating in the concept of Persistency of Money Flow. Persistency of Money Flow combines range analysis and volume into a very quantifiable indicator, providing traders with a powerful technique for both short and intermediate term stock selection and a powerful supply/demand indicator.

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Video review of "The Relative Strength Index Explained"

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Rating: 4/5

Devised by Welles Wilder in 1977, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is one of the best known of the technical indicators. RSI is a momentum oscillator measuring the rate of price change. RSI can help a trader identify where price is overextended in one direction or another; these levels are generally accepted as overbought or oversold. Optimally, the trader enters the market when the price is low and exits when the price is high. The RSI is much more than a simple overbought/oversold indicator. It can be used to anticipate trend change and identify high profit, low risk trade opportunities.

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