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    December 03, 2017

    Stock Market - Bitcoin back to new ATHs and nearing $12,000

    Bitcoin back to new ATHs and nearing $12,000

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 04:59 AM PST

    5 Steps To Researching a Stock Trade Before Investing

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 12:27 PM PST

    Once you determine which business cycle the economy is currently in you can start researching for a trade. It is best to have some sort of a system in place that will be used before EACH trade. Here is a simple 5 Step formula to help get you started.

    1. Find a stock: This is the most obvious and most difficult step in stock trading. With well over 10,000 stocks to trade a good rule of thumb to consider is time of the year. For example, as I write this, it is the beginning of spring. It would make sense to consider stocks that traditionally make runs, or slide if you are bearish, during this time of year.

    2. Fundamental Analysis: Many short term traders may disagree with the need to do ANY Fundamental Analysis, however knowing the chart patterns from the past and the news regarding the stock is relevant. An example would be earnings season. If you are planning on playing a stock to the upside that has missed its earnings target the last 3 quarters, caution could be in order.

    3. Technical Analysis: This is the part where indicators come in. Stochastics, the MACD, volume, moving averages, RSI, CCI, support levels, resistance levels and all the rest. The batch of indicators you choose, whether lagging or leading, may depend on where you get your education.

    Let's it simple when first starting out, using too many indicators in the beginning is a ticket to the land of big losses. Get very comfortable using one or two indicators first. Learn their intricacies and you'll be sure to make better trades.

    1. Follow your picks: Once you have placed a few stock trades you should be managing them properly. If the trade is meant to be a short term trade watch it closely for your exit signal. If it's a swing trade, watch for the indicators that tell you the trend is shifting. If it's a long term trade remember to set weekly or monthly checkups on the stock.

    Use this time to keep abreast of the news, determine your price targets, set stop losses, and keep an eye on other stocks that you may want to own as well.

    1. The big picture: As the saying goes, all ships rise and fall with the tide. Knowing which sectors are heating up stacks the chips in your favor. For example, if you are long (expecting price to go up) on an oil stock and most of the oil sector is rising then more likely than not you are on the right side of the trade. Several trading platforms will give you access to sector-wide information so that you can get the education you need.
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    Two stock picks

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 07:57 PM PST

    Beginner trader looking to learn and continue to invest money every few months. Not looking to invest in any funds. Thinking about buying about 10 or 12 shares each of TD Bank and INTEL. Both look reliable, and Intel could possibly be a big player in artificial intelligence. Any advice on picks or number of shares?

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    Magnesium batteries

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 05:00 PM PST

    Saw an article about magnesium batteries possibly being the better alternative to lithium. I know that its in early stages of R/D, but what ive read sounds promising. How would one go about investing in the technology or just magnesium as a commodity? I dont trade in stock im just interested...

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    KMI with the impending tax changes?

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 04:20 PM PST

    What do you guys think about Kinder Morgan? ($KMI) They've been beaten down a bit, but I'm thinking with the new tax rates, and their cash flow they'd be a good beneficiate.

    Also hearing an oversupply up stream may cause max pipeline capacities for a while.

    What do you guys think?

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    Thoughts on Funko?

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 10:54 AM PST

    I realize that this stock just recently went public, but for the most part it has done nothing but go up. I mean it's getting to the point where you can't go anywhere with out seeing the Funko brand. What are your thoughts on the long term aspects of this stock?

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    Help Finding Overseas Broker

    Posted: 03 Dec 2017 09:21 AM PST

    Hi guy's, im super interested in starting to invest in stocks but I live in Japan and don't have a bank account anywhere else exept Brazil, Im not japanese so I can't read Kanji in any japanese broker sites and don't understand the Japanese economy. Since 90% of every video about investing I've seen is either American or Canadian, can anyone give me some advice about buying stocks from where I am? What hat broker I can use overseas, etc.?

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