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Register Domain Name FREE! | Tutorial #1
Produced By:
ocollier
on 19 Mar 2008
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or (more...) a limited time, you can register a new domain name for your small business and get it FREE for the first year with no further obligation.
Domain names are unique names that identify an internet site. For example: www.google.com identifies the search engine site Google.
Having a domain name is the first step in the process for building your presence online with a website.
Coming pup with a good domain name that matches your website concept can be very difficult. There are over 46 million active domain names registered and even when you do come up with a great domain name, you will ofter find that it is already taken.
In this video, not only will you learn how to get a domain name for free, but you will also learn about a website that offers a powerful name-spinning technology that can suggest up to 100 domain names using keywords that you provide the tool with that describe your project.
Note: You will find that Register.com is the website that is currently offering business owners one domain name free for the first year. There after, the domain name fee is $35.00.
I warn you that this is not the industry average for the cost of domain names. The average cost is $9.00. I strongly recommend that you do not automatically renew after your first year. In fact, 30 days prior to your domain name expiring, I would recommend that you transfer you domain registrar from Register.com to GoDaddy.com.
Currently, GoDaddy charges $6.99 for domain name transfers.
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How To Make An Animated Icon for MySpace
Produced By:
ocollier
on 10 Feb 2008
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Description: http://www.myspace.com/otiscollier
In (more...) this video, I am going to show you how to create an animated icon from video. May not work for YouTube because of gif size.
This is a great video tutorial that teaches you how to add an animated icon to your MySpace profile. I tried to do it on my YouTube profile but the file size was too large; even when I shorten it to 3 seconds. I will let you know if I come up with a solution for YouTube. For now, this works great with MySpace.
This is an excellent way for your profile to stand out on MySpace. People will definitely click on your image to view your profile simply because it is different from the norm.
Please let me know how much you enjoyed this tutorial by visiting my YouTube channel and voting on the video. (less)
Forex Trade of the Week - EUR/AUD - August 29, 2008
Produced By:
TradingPost
on 29 Aug 2008
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Mick Lewis, Trading Coach and EDGE Teaching Assistant, continues his analysis from last week on the EUR / AUD forex pair for August 29, 2008.
In this video, Mick uses a combination of Elliott Wave, Moving Averages and Fibonacci retracements to inalize his trade setup. For more information on Elliott Wave, visit http://www.tradingpostfinancial.com/elliottwave (less)
35. Master the Psychology of Trading: The Effect of Losses
Produced By:
InformedTrades
on 04 Jan 2008
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A (more...) lesson on how the ability and willingness to take losses when trading the forex, futures, or stock markets is one of the key factors that differentiates successful traders from unsuccessful ones.
Trading Success Means Comfort with Being Wrong
In our last lesson we introduced the concept that money management and the psychology of money management as the most overlooked but most important component of trading success. In today's lesson we will begin to look at one of the most important components of the psychology of money management: a willingness to be wrong.
Humans in general grow up being taught by their environment of the importance of always being right. Those who are right are envied as the winners in society and those who are wrong are cast aside as losers. A fear of being wrong and the need to always be right will hold you back in general, but will be deadly in your trading.
With this in mind lets say that you have been watching my videos and feel that I am an intelligent trader, so you want me to give you a method to trade. I say fine and give you a method and tell you that the method will trade 100 times a year with an average profit of 100 points for winning trades and an average loss of 20 points for loosing trades. You say great and take the system home to give it a try.
A few days later the first trade comes and quickly hits its profit target of 80 points. Great you say and call a bunch of your friends to tell them about the great system you've found. Then a few days later the next trade comes but quickly takes a loss. You hold tight however and then the next trade comes, and the next trade etc until the trade has hit 5 losers in a row and amounting to 100 points in loses on the losers so you are now down 20 points overall, and all your trader buddy's who started following the system after the first trade are now down 100 points.
Now you feel really dumb and are the joke among the group of guys that you trade with, so the next day you come back to me yelling about how bad the system I gave you is. I say ok and tell you I have another system for you. This one also trades 100 times a year but has a higher success rate that I think he will be happy with. You take this system home and the next day it quickly hits a winner followed by another then another and then another until over the next few days you have 5 winners in a row totaling 50 points in gains for your account. Getting very excited you call all of your trader friends and tell them that this time you have found it, you tell your wife how you haven't lost on a trade in two weeks and you rub your perfect trading statement in the face of all your trader buds as revenge.
So now ask yourself this question. If you were really the trader in this example which system would you rather have? I can tell you from experience that the large majority of traders will take the second system without a second thought, and on top of that will stick with it even if it hits a few losses that wipe out most or all of its gains.
Although the successful trader will want to know a lot more about both these systems which we are going to learn about in the lessons that come before deciding which one to trade I can tell you that what they will glean from the above information is the following: (less)
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21. How to Trade the MACD Indicator Like a Pro Part 2
Produced By:
InformedTrades
on 17 Dec 2007
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Description: http://www.informedtrades.com/
The (more...) second lesson of two on how to trade the moving average convergence divergence (MACD) for day traders and investors using technical analysis in the stock market, futures market, and forex market.
The link that I reference in my video is here: http://www.informedtrades.com/tags/index.php/macd/
In addition to being able to tell if the stock, futures contract, or currency you are analyzing is trending or not from simply looking at its price action on the chart, you can also use the MACD indicator. Very simply if the MACD line is at or close to the zero line, this indicates that the financial instrument you are analyzing is not exhibiting strong trending characteristics, and thus should not be traded using the MACD.
Example of Trending and Non Trending Markets
Once it is determined that the financial instrument you are analyzing is exhibiting trending characteristics, there are three ways that you can trade the MACD.
1. Positive and Negative Divergence
2. The MACD/Signal Line Crossover
3. The zero line crossover
Trading the MACD Divergence:
Divergence occurs when the direction of the MACD is not moving in the same direction of the financial instrument you are analyzing. This can be seen as an indication that the upward or downward momentum in the market is failing. Traders will thus look to trade the reversal of the trend and consider this signal particularly strong when the market is making a new high or low and the MACD is not.
Example of Negative Divergence:
Trading the MACD/Signal Crossover:
This is the simplest way to trade the MACD as it involves simply watching the MACD line and going long when the MACD line crosses below the signal line and going short when the MACD line crosses above the signal line. As this strategy generates the most signals, it also generates the most false signals, and the potential to get into a bad trade using just this method is high. For this reason traders will confirm the signals with other methods such as the chart patterns we have learned so far, volume etc.
Example of Using the MACD Crossover as Buy and Sell Signals
The MACD Zero Line Crossover:
The MACD zero line cross over occurs when the MACD crosses above or below the line plotted at point zero on the indicator. When this occurs it is an indication that market momentum has reversed direction. The strength of the move that can be expected as a result of this depends on what has been happening in the market, and what has been happening with the indicator. If the market and the MACD are both coming off of recent new highs then this could be considered a strong signal. If the market is simply trading in a weak trend or range and the MACD has simply crossed from just above to just below the zero line, then this would be considered a weak signal.
Example of a Bullish and Bearish Signal Line Cross:
As with all of the indicators that we are learning about in this series it is normally better to trade the MACD along with other confirming signals such some of the things we have learned so far like trend lines, chart patterns, and breaks of significant support resistance levels.
That completes our lesson for today. You should now have a good understanding of the MACD and situations where it helps traders predict future price action and how it can be used to place trades.
As always I encourage your questions and comments so please leave them in the comments section below, and have a great day! (less)
HELP WANTED!!! Internet Marketing Entrepreneurs
Produced By:
ocollier
on 20 May 2008
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If (more...) you are tired of all the get rich promises on the web, how about trying out a get rich slow promise.
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44. How Successful Traders Use Indicators to Place Stops
Produced By:
InformedTrades
on 16 Jan 2008
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Description: http://www.informedtrades.com/
A lesson (more...) on how to incorporate the use of technical indicators when placing stops in the forex, futures, and stock market.
In our last lesson we learned how many successful traders look for entry opportunities which allow them to set their stop so that there are multiple support or resistance points between their entry point and stop level, and few if any support or resistance points between their entry price and their target. In today's lesson we are going to look at another factor that many traders use when deciding where to place their stops, the use of technical indicators.
As you hopefully remember from watching my previous lessons we have already covered two indicators and gone over specific strategies on how they can be used to set stops which are the Average True Range and the Parabolic SAR. While these indicators were designed specifically to help traders gauge where to place their stops, many of the other indicators which we have looked at using to pick trade entry points can also be used to decide when to exit a trade.
With this in mind the question then becomes, with all the options available how do you choose which indicator if any to look at when deciding when to exit a trade. Which indicator if any you choose to include in your money management strategy for setting stops is going to depend largely on the type of strategy that you are trading. As a general rule however if you use an indicator to signal for example a buy entry on a trade most traders will keep an eye on that same indicator and take into account when that same indicator signals to exit a trade.
As an example of this, lets say that your analysis of the ADX shows that the chart of x is about to start a nice trend and you decide to place a trade on that analysis. Using the knowledge you have gleaned from our lessons on stops so far you also pick a level for your stop which has some nice protection and is close enough that it fits within your two percent loss limit. During this trade however if the ADX which is the indicator you used primarily to enter the trade begins to signal that the trend is weakening and the market is about to range, should you remain in that trade? The answer to that question is going to depend on the strategy and what other things are going on in the market at the time, but I would say at minimum most successful traders would take this into account when deciding whether or not to continue with the position, regardless of whether their stop had been hit or not.
Lastly on this point there is one indicator that so many traders watch that many traders will at least keep an eye on what happens with this indicator and that is the 50 and the 200 day moving average. These indicators are in general thought to be representative of the overall trend in the market and a break above or below these levels and/or a crossing of the 50 day moving average above/below the 200 day moving average is normally seen as significant for a market and as such many traders will take this into account and place their stops accordingly.
As you probably have noticed when thinking about placing stops using indicators, as you don't know where price is going to be when your indicator signals for a trade exit, you do not have a hard stop in the market, are in the very bad position of not being protected in your trade. This is why, as we have talked about many times in our other lessons, that if this method for setting stops is used it should always be used in conjunction with another method which allows you to set a hard stop and stays within the 2% loss limit rule we have established.
This concept of the stop being a sort of "moving target" is a nice lead in to our next concept and lesson where we are going to be talking about what is known as a trailing stop. (less)
