Be prepared with these three markets

Friday, June 20, 2008

FR: Adam Hewison, President INO.com

RE: 3 Markets that will change everything

Dear blog reader,

Every once in a while there comes a time in the market when you get to see some amazing trading opportunities.

I believe this could be one of those times.

In this special private video I analyze in detail the upcoming major moves in three major markets. This just maybe the most important video I have ever made on these three markets and I want you to see it.

Watch this video.

Every success in the markets and in life,

Adam Hewison
Co-Creator, MarketClub.com

10 trades and $32,000 later … Crude Oil continues to deliver

10 trades and $32,000 later … Crude Oil continues to deliver

The price of crude oil (NYMEX_CL) continues to move higher aided by speculative and hedge fund demand. However, this market has exhibited no signs of a blow-off which are typical of commodity market behavior when a top is reached.

We have continued to trade crude oil based on our “Trade Triangle” technology and have been extremely happy with the results. In this short video, I’m going to show all of the past and present signals and the success rate we achieved using MarketClub’s technology

Since the beginning of the year, we have traded crude oil ten times.Out of those ten trades we have seen eight winners, one loser and one scratch trade. A scratch trade is when you get in and out at the same price.

The trade signals are based on using our “Trade Triangle” technology for crude oil. The ten trades produced gains of $32,250 for each contract traded. This represents a return of 331% (so far this year) based on the latest margins of $9,788 supplied by NYMEX for a single contract.

How high can crude oil go?

Pick a number, any number and that’s how high crude oil can go. Right now world demand, and not just US demand, is driving crude oil prices. The U.S. represents only 5% of the world’s population, but the U.S. utilizes 25% of all crude oil supplies everyday. With India and China coming on strong with their own respective economies, there is going to be intense competition to acquire crude oil at any price. Demand coupled with a sharp decline in U.S.Dollar value (last 6 years) are all contributing to higher prices.

The greatest challenge to traders and investors is not the current price of crude, but it is emotion. Emotion will play a big part in the crude oil market in the coming months and years. To be successful trading in crude oil, traders need to eliminate all emotions. The only way I know how to do this successfully is by utilizing a simple market proven strategy like the “Trade Triangle” technology.

Enjoy the video, and if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us. We have a willing support staff to help members, and if you have questions about joining MarketClub they can also help you with that as well.

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video,

Adam Hewison

Co-Founder, MarketClub.com

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THOUGHTS AND TRADING IDEAS FOR THE WEEKEND

November 30, 2007 · Filed Under General, That Was The Week That Was · 1 Comment 

THOUGHTS AND TRADING IDEAS FOR THE WEEKEND


Did Crude Oil top out? YES

Did the market put in bottom? YES

Has Gold topped out? YES

What a difference a week makes, Crude Oil slides below $90 a
barrel, Gold blinks and trades below $800, and stocks rocket
up for there best one week performance of the year.

So is a recession looming or are happy days here again?

What we witnessed this past week was a massive short
covering rally in the equity markets. We have discussed this
before, bears make the best bulls, and that’s exactly what
happend in the equity markets this past week. We witnessed a
massive unwinding of the oil/equity spread. Traders bolted
for the same door as they covered short financial equities
and liquidate long positions in crude oil.

On top of all that, help,came into the equity markets in the
form of Fed governor Donald Kohn and later in the week from
Ben Bernanke. Each of them let it be known that they were
not against lowering interest rates. With so much good news
the market only had one way to go UP, UP, and maybe away.

But can it last? That’s the question on most traders minds
this first weekend of December 2007. Is the subprime (old
story ) still hanging around ready to throw the world into
a recession. Is the soft housing market  going to crimp
consumer spending this holiday season? Is oil going to
shoot over $100?

It’s all part of the ebb and flow of the marketplace.

DOW has resistance at 13,500.

NASDAQ has resistance at 2,700 and again at 2,740.

GOLD SPOT
has resistance at 830 and support at 772.
CRUDE OIL (Jan) resistance at 96.00 support at 84.00

Speaking of the marketplace …
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The answer is a resounding yes.

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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
"It’s better to be wrong than wrong and stupid."
How to manage losses.
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WHICH WAY FOR THE MARKETS NOW?

Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers
in plain English on any market.
There is no cost.
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THE VOTES ARE COMING IN ON THE ECONOMY
Here’s the question we posted on our Traders Blog blog. "Are
you comfortable about the economy?" The results may surprise
you. Vote, then check out the results.
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TIME TO LAUGH
Two traders riding in an elevator at the Chicago Board of
Trade. One trader turns to the other and says "What’ya do
this weekend?" The other trader answers "I got a dog for my
wife". The first trader without missing a beat says, "Nice
trade".

This joke courtesy of Chuck Le Beau of Arizona. Heard any
good trading or market jokes lately?
Send it to support@ino.com
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LEARN HOW TO TRADE A DOWNWARD TRENDING MARKET

In this video lesson, Brad Stafford gives traders three
compelling pieces of information about how to trade a
downward trending market. Watch this streaming video lesson
to learn about shorting stocks.

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INO QUOTED IN THE NEWS THIS PAST WEEK

• SINGAPORE BUSINESS TIMES

‘You’ve got some of the top Wall Street minds, from George
Soros to Warren Buffett and Julian Robertson, saying we’re
heading into a recession, and the price of oil is clearly a
big reason why,’ said J Adam Hewison, president of INO.com,
a financial research firm that offers technical analyses of
equities, futures, options and foreign exchange markets.

Just as worrying, the prospects for oil retreating to lower
levels in the next several months appears low, many Wall
Street analysts said. ‘I put a lot of the blame for what I
see as a sustained rise in oil prices at these levels on the
Fed (the US central bank) and its chairman, Ben Bernanke,’
said Mr. Hewison.

FORBES
From The Chart Room - Google’s Muddy Retreat
Adam Hewison, INO.com 11.27.07, 3:00 PM ET
Web site.
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LEARN & EARN
Brad Stafford, posted another lesson "Point-and -Figure Charts"
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MONDAY EXCHANGE
Lindsay posts the question " Do You Know What Direction Your
Stocks Are Going?

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FOUR FREE ONLINE TRADING VIDEOS YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM TODAY
Here’s a small sample of what is coming up on INO TV
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CHECK ON THE WORLD MARKETS 24 HOURS A DAY

Don’t miss any of the global overnight action.
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PICK A MARKET, ANY MARKET
Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers
in plain English on any market. There is no cost.
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This is Adam Hewison,
have a great weekend and a profitable new trading week.

Trading Thoughts and Ideas for the Weeekend

November 23, 2007 · Filed Under General, That Was The Week That Was · 1 Comment 


This has been a week of giving thanks. First, we want to thank you for allowing us to email you with our thoughts and ideas on the markets. Secondly, we want to thank you for using our #1 website INO.com Thirdly, we wish to thank all the members of our sister site MarketClub.com for subscribing to our service.

We also want to thank the markets for just being there and allowing us the opportunity to trade them in a free society. Wow, we are lucky to live in such interesting times.

Lastly, our thanks go to real values and treasures in our lives and that is our family and our friends.

O.K., with Thanksgiving day behind us for ‘07, are the equity markets and the dollar going to remain turkeys in "08? That is the question on most traders minds this weekend.

This past week the market action in equities and the dollar painted a disappointing and rather a bleak picture for the markets.

We expect today’s market action on expected reduced volume, could produce some large and volatile price swings. Most traders I know left their offices and posts early Wednesday for a long weekend. 

It’s all part of the ebb and flow of the marketplace. Speaking of the marketplace …
 
Did you know you can …
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FREDDIE MAC IMPLODES

This past week the Freddie Mac team addressed what was a packed conference call to report their earnings for Q3 and project where Freddie Mac will end up … AND WE WERE THERE!!

Watch how we traded this disaster.

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CHAIRMAN BERNANKE LET’S GO SHOPPING

Open invitation to the FED Chairman Bernanke and to all Fed governors to go shopping

Dear Chairman Bernanke,

Let’s go shopping.

I invite you and your entire committee to come shopping with me for groceries in any local supermarket you like. Oh, before we do that let’s stop at a filling station and buy some gas.

You know what gas is, right? Well that’s the stuff the goes in your car’s gas tank, that’s what gets most Americans to work.

I am not sure if you, or any of your committee have at anytime in the past year purchased a gallon of milk, a gallon of gas, or any groceries to put on the table. But, if you haven’t, then its time we went shopping together.

You see Mr. Bernanke, I along with three hundred million other hard working Americans are having a hard time understanding why you keep saying that inflation is under control.

We just don’t understand where you get your numbers from? You see we are the regular folks who get paychecks, shop at the local stores and supermarkets and fill up our tanks at the local filling station.

We just don’t understand where you go to get your groceries or buy your gas. That is why I want to invite you and your entire committee to come shopping.

I know you are busy, so if my invitation doesn’t work for you, perhaps you could let me in on the secret store and filling station where you and the Fed governors shop and buy gas.

Thanks.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

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LEARN HOW TO TRADE A DOWNWARD TRENDING MARKET

In this video lesson, Brad Stafford gives traders three compelling pieces of information about how to trade a downward trending market. Watch this streaming video to learn about shorting stocks.
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
"The past is the teacher of the future"
Old Hungarian Proverb
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WHICH WAY FOR THE MARKETS NOW?
Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers in plain English on any market. There is no cost. Give it a try.
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THE VOTES ARE COMING IN ON THE ECONOMY
Here’s the question we posted on our Traders Blog blog. "Are you comfortable about the economy?" The results may surprise you.
Vote, then check out the results. No registration required.
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INO IN THE NEWS THIS PAST WEEK

on CNBC
See what Adam has to say about Hugo Chavez,
OPEC and the Crude Oil live on CNB
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=596552505&play=1

• MARKETWATCH
"There will be no Thanksgiving reprieve for the U.S. dollar. Sentiment remains decidedly negative as traders now have their sight set on the big number of $1.5000," said Adam Hewison, president of INO.com, a technical analysis Web site.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/dollar-under-pressure-ahead-fed/story.aspx?guid=%7B3605CE46-035A-414D-8052-0D66DC7CE7AD%7D
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WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR?

Great uplifting video if your spirits are down.

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LEARN & EARN
Brad Stafford, posted another video lesson - "Freddie Mac NYSE:FRE - MarketClub Video Lesson"

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DID A 300 YEAR OLD DISCOVERY TORPEDO GOOGLE
Find out what’s going on in Google right now.
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FOUR FREE ONLINE TRADING VIDEOS YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM TODAY
Here’s a small sample of what is coming up on INO TV
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CHECK ON THE WORLD MARKETS 24 HOURS A DAY

Don’t miss any of the global overnight action.
———————-
PICK A MARKET, ANY MARKET

Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers in plain English on any market. There is no cost. Give it a try.
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This is Adam Hewison,

have a great weekend and a profitable new trading week.
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Apple, Google, Research in Motion, expect more of everything …

November 16, 2007 · Filed Under General, That Was The Week That Was · Comment 


Thoughts and Trading Ideas for the Weekend

With all the market volatility just lately, traders seem to be rearranging the deck chairs for something big.

Have you noticed lately how all the market action seems to to take place in last 30 minutes of trading? Well there’s a reason for that, and here it is.

When I was trading on the floors of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange almost every floor trader knew how the day traders were positioned. If the day traders were short and the market wasn’t going down like they had expected, the pit traders instinctively knew that they would have to cover before the end of the day.

There’s an old adage on Wall Street that bears make the best bulls, and bulls make the best bears. What this means is, if you are short a market and you are a day trader you have to buy back your position before the close, win, lose or draw. Many day traders wait to the very end of the day, hoping that they are going to be right. If they are wrong they are forced to scramble to cover their positions in the closing minutes before the final bell.

It’s all part of the ebb and flow of the marketplace.

Speaking of the marketplace …

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APPLE, GOOGLE, RESEARCH IN MOTION
Here’s how we see these three Titan’s of Tech.
         Watch our Apple analysis video (symbol AAPL)  Chart
Watch our Google analysis video (symbol GOOG) Chart
Watch our Research in Motion analysis video (symbol RIMM) Chart

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WHEN TO FIB AND NOT TO FIB
See what we are talking about right here.

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Shocker … the FED just said that they may not cut rates because of inflation worries. Hallelujah,
they get it, they finally get it. I guess chairman Bernanke finally stopped in at a Safeway supermarket and realized that the cost of food for all Americans has jumped dramatically this year. Or maybe, he actually went to a gas station and filled his tank and said to himself, "Oh, Oh, these gas prices are high"

Maybe this energy jump is for real, Mr. Bernanke.
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LEARN HOW TO TRADE A DOWNWARD TRENDING MARKET
In this video lesson, Brad Stafford gives traders three compelling pieces of information about how to trade a downward trending market. Watch this streaming video lesson to learn about shorting stocks.

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A LIGHT HEARTED LOOK AT THE MARKETS…
This will put a smile on your face

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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
"They slide faster than they glide"

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WHICH WAY FOR THE MARKETS NOW?
Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers in plain English on any market. There is no cost. Watch it here.

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THE VOTES ARE IN ON $100 CRUDE OIL
Here’s the question  "Will Crude Oil Trade at $100 before the end of December?" As of this writing 488 votes are in. See the results here as to how traders are looking at the new black gold. No registration required. Vote and find the results on the upper right hand side of this page.

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INO QUOTED IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK

"If we see the market take the euro below $1.45, then the euro will drift to the $1.43-to-$1.42 range," said Adam Hewison, president of INO.com in Shady Side, Maryland. "Overall, the market looks like it’s overdone on dollar selling."

"Even if demand here were to fall 5 percent, we would still see global growth because of what’s happening in India and China," said Adam Hewison, president of INO.com, an Annapolis, Maryland-based Web site that provides technical analysis and financial news.

Reuters and Bloomberg hold the repective trade marks on the images shown on this blog.
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ON THE TRADERS BLOG THIS WEEK
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The Jingling This Holiday Season Won’t Be Extra Change In Your Pockets!

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MARKET THOUGHTS FOR TUESDAY
Sub-Prime, submarines, and the fear of the unknown
Why E-Trade tanked.

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"The Secrets Of Professional Floor Traders" "Trending with Moving Averages"

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IS THE BULL RUN OVER FOR GOOGLE?
After reaching a record high of $747.24 on an intraday basis on November 11th Google proved that gravity does indeed exist as its stock plunged over $120 in just 4 trading days!!

Find out what’s going on in Google right now.

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FREE ONLINE TRADING VIDEOS YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM TODAY
Here’s a small sample of what is coming up on INO TV

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ONE MARKET, ONE WORLD FIND IT ALL ON INO.COM
Don’t miss any of the overnight action from around the world on INO.com.

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WHICH WAY FOR THE MARKETS NOW?
Use this really cool analysis tool and get instant answers in plain English on any market. There is no cost.

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PRO’S DON’T FIGHT THE TAPE
The markets will tell us when they are ready to go higher.

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This is Adam Hewison,


have a great weekend and a profitable new trading week.
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The Psychology of Trading

November 9, 2007 · Filed Under General, That Was The Week That Was · Comment 

What a week!

Crude oil nudges towards $100 a barrel but can’t quite put in a triple digit print. Gold trades at new highs and hits $845.60 on Wednesday and Thursday and the major indexes all tank.

Google the darling of the tech world finally blinked and drops $100 from its highs, and Apple and RIM slumped with the NASDAQ melt down.

If that was not enough, Fed Chairman Bernanke opened his mouth and showed how he hasn’t a clue as to what is happening.

Now here’s one guy who does have a clue. 


Did John Chambers of CISCO fame create yesterdays tech meltdown? Nooooooooooooo, so what happened? Well. in a couple of words REALITY finally enter Dreamland.

So what’s an investor to do?

The first thing to do is an attitude check from the neck up.

One of the most important tools you posses as a trader is your mind. Attitude can either make or break you as a trader.

To become a successful trader it begins with believing in yourself and having a winning attitude.

Everyone wants to be a winner; at least, they think so. Unfortunately, most are not willing to perform the tasks necessary to become a consistent winner.

Winners generally achieve success by being focused on a goal. Being focused allows winners to remain committed to the tasks at hand. Most winners perform a lot of hard work; including a willingness to deal with sometimes mundane duties. Most of all, winners perform with an "I am responsible for both my failures and successes" attitude.

So, where does the would-be trader start to become a success? By focusing on the tasks at hand. Most of all, treat trading as a business. And, as in any business, money management is critical.

Money management, next to trend, is probably the aspect of trading most overlooked by smaller investors. Man, by nature, is an optimistic creature and the amateur trader often acts instinctively. Unfortunately, this instinct or optimism is often the undoing of the smaller trader.

When a person enters a trade, he does so with the hope it will be a winner. When the position goes against him, he keeps thinking (or hoping) "it will come back." He knows he should have a stop in place, but hope keeps telling him to stay just a little longer since everybody knows "you always get stopped out the day the market turns." Eventually, hope turns into frustration, desperation and, finally, panic, prompting the trader to issue a GMO (get me out) order.

If the trader hasn’t learned his lesson by this point, he develops the "I have to get it back" syndrome. He generally rushes into another poorly planned trade, throwing good money after bad.

Winners show several different characteristics. They enter the market knowing they can be wrong and, in fact, are wrong as often as they are right. They have learned markets don’t run on hope. They understand markets tell them when they are right or wrong. When a trade is losing money and getting worse, the market is telling them to get out.

Bad Trades

A bad trade is like a dead fish: The longer you keep it, the worse it smells.

Good Trades

When a trade is making money, the market is telling them they are right and to let the position ride.

Don’t ever do this …

Winners don’t add to, or "average", losing positions. They dump the trade and go looking for a new opportunity. Successful investors may add to the winning trades. When ahead, they press their advantage while remembering that at any time the market can turn on them and prove them wrong.

It trading keep your mind clear and do not get emotional about a trade. Remember you are not married to a stock rather you are in the dating game.

Next week… it’s a surprise.

Have a great weekend and a super trading week.


Adam Hewison

Money Management … makes the all the difference in the world

November 2, 2007 · Filed Under General, That Was The Week That Was · Comment 

What a week!

Crude trades over $95 a barrel, gold hits new highs and Google breaks over $700 a share. On top of all that, the Fed cuts rates by a quarter point, giving the market what it wants, and stocks crater on Thursday.

So what’s ahead … more volatility?

"The past is the teacher of the future"
Old Hungarian Proverb

There is nothing new in the markets as financial history always repeats itself, which reminds me of one of my favorite market quotes. The quote is from former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan. The term he came up with is "Irrational exuberance" in a speech given at the American Enterprise Institute during the stock market boom of the 1990s. The phrase was interpreted by financial pundits as a typically cryptic warning that the market might be overvalued.

Although it is sometimes believed that Greenspan’s comment was made near the height of the dot-com boom (and contributed to its downfall), it was actually said much earlier, in December 1996. Read more about it on Wikipedia.

The subject of todays blog posting is something you need more than ever in these volatile markets and that is money management. 

In my previous Friday blog postings we discussed diversification  and stops. These two disciplines are all part of your money management suite of tools. But there are two other elements that make up a successful money management strategy in my opinion.

The two missing elements I am talking about are and the importance of using FOCUS and DISCIPLINE.. You must have these two elements in your money management toolbox if you are going to succeed and make the kind of money that allows you to enjoy the good life.

Just imagine not having to worry about Fed actions, or stressing out about if some companies earnings is going to miss expectations.

Well, all that is possible with good money management. The tools we have discussed in our previous posts stops and diversification allow you the luxury of not worrying and stressing out over things you cannot control.

THE NUMBER ONE SECRET TO MONEY MANAGEMENT

All credit goes to the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett for this secret. Mr Buffett who at 77 is a legend in the investment world. Here are Mr. Buffett two most important rules to investing.

Rule Number One: Never lose money.
Rule Number Two: Never forget Rule Number One.

If you follow this advice you will be very successful, perhaps like Mr. Buffett?

We were lucky enough to recently share some TV time with Mr. Buffett.  You can watch it here.

Let’s go back to  our two topics today … FOCUS and DISCIPLINE.

Here’s an example of FOCUS.

Say you are bullish on a certain stock or futures market. You need to FOCUS on three key components. 1. Entry price. 2. Trade risk. 3. Profit potential.

Here’s an example of DISCIPLINE.

This is what I believe is the difference between winners and losers in the market.

It can be all summonded up in one word DISCIPLINE!!!

Without DISCIPLINE the odds of being successfull in the market are against you.

Here’s a simple recap of the four basic components that make up your money management game plan.

1. DIVERSIFICATION
2. STOPS
3. FOCUS
4. DISCIPLINE

Once you have mastered these four elements there is no doubt that you will be successful.

Next week The Friday Focus will take on the biggest hurdle most traders face and that is the importance of psychology in trading. Till then … have a great weekend and a super profitable trading week.

Adam Hewison