Reminder: Free Webinar: How To Trade ETFs.
April 19, 2010 by ingrid_mueller
Join Us for a Free Webinar: How To Trade ETFs
Wednesday April 21 9 PM EST.
Presented by Ingrid Mueller
Since February 2010, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has moved up over 1000 points, the NASDAQ has gained over 250 points with a 100 point gain on the S&P 500 Index.
Recently both the DOW and NASDAQ indexes made a new 2010 high. Since March 9, 2009 the NASDAQ has moved up 89%, the DOW 67%, and the S&P 74%.
The market continues to stair step up breaking through 11,000 resistance on the DJIA.
Stocks on our watch list have made a nice profit and we are looking for new long entry points.
Exchange Traded Funds called ETFs are portfolios of stocks, bonds, currencies or commodities that trade as a single stock on a stock exchange.
I have been trading ETFs for 15 years. They are increasingly popular and are an excellent vehicle for beginners to experienced traders.
In this webinar I will discuss:
- Advantages of trading ETFs
- Global Market ETFs
- How to trade ETFs.
- Profile charts of ETFs that follow the broad market
- Trading strategies
- How to enter an existing trend
Join us for an informative session designed to immediately improve your trading performance.
To register: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/634917657
For assistance or questions contact me at mystockcoach@gmailc.om
Ingrid Mueller
Free Webinar: How To Trade ETFs
April 15, 2010 by ingrid_mueller
Join Us for a Free Webinar: How To Trade ETFs
Wednesday April 21 9 PM EST.
Presented by Ingrid Mueller
Since February 2010, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has moved up over 1000 points, the NASDAQ has gained over 250 points with a 100 point gain on the S&P 500 Index.
Recently both the DOW and NASDAQ indexes made a new 2010 high. Since March 9, 2009 the NASDAQ has moved up 89%, the DOW 67%, and the S&P 74%.
The market continues to stair step up breaking through 11,000 resistance on the DJIA. Read more
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One scientific estimate says that we have on average 60,000 thoughts per day. If that is true then it is an impossible task to control those wildly active viewpoints in response to what we are observing and experiencing throughout the day, let alone the heat of trading.
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