Before jumping into today's article, I just want to send a big "Thank You" out to everyone who's been sending me such kind notes about my Master Real Estate Investor course.
It's high time, I know, and those of you who've been begging for a real estate investing course have been waiting a ...
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Right off the bat, I want to say this isn't about "that dirty rotten stinkin' bad old broker."
If you are a broker or a money manager, please know, I'm just going to slowly make our readers understand the things that motivate your actions -- other than just making the client money.
One of ...
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Chris Dodd (D–Conn.) and company are busy laboring away, attempting to come up with a financial-reform act.
As I've said before, if it doesn't split commercial and investment banking entities, then it's useless in my book.
The big selling point being bandied about is that it will prevent banking ...
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My mom and my old English teachers are going to kill me for this next sentence, but ...
If all else fails ... if there is a disaster waiting in the winds (I mean hypothetically, of course!) ... if China starts selling U.S. Treasuries (ah-hem) ... if the EuroZone is on the brink of economic disaster ...
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There is no better judge of a company's health and future prospects than the actions of owners and executives of publicly traded companies. That's why insider buying and selling is a critical piece of data for investors, both institutional and individual.
As part of our continuing efforts here at The ...
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How many times have you looked at your investing or trading account and seen some pretty respectable gains?
And then, when you came back (for example, anytime during 2008), did you find that some (or all) of your "paper" profits went up in smoke?
For most investors, initiating a position ...
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Tycoon readers,
Join me in a cooperative venture today.
I am going to propose four solutions, any and all of which I believe would go a long way toward improving the current housing crisis.
Then, I am going to give all of you a say on my proposals as well as challenge you to provide ...
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Earnings misfires. Modern-day Greek tragedies. Tightened rules on short-selling. Stocks sinking around health care talks and then soaring when Ben Bernanke appears before Congress.
And that's only what's happened in the markets so far this week. No wonder stock investors are pulling their money out ...
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After squandering most of his political capital on a ramrodded, pork-laden, backroom-negotiated health care plan, the Obama administration is finally realizing that maintaining power in the White House is all about fixing the economy.
For such a smart guy, it's taken him a long time to get here!
The ...
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The U.S. equities markets have already recovered 50% of the value lost in the recent correction, and there are several ways to interpret the market's actions of late.
The old Wall Street saying comes to mind: "Put 20 analysts in a room, and you'll get 30 opinions."
Many ...
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There is no better judge of a company's health and future prospects than the actions of owners and executives of publicly traded companies. That's why insider buying and selling is a critical piece of data for investors, both institutional and individual.
As part of our continuing efforts here at The ...
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Many of us are now managing our own money in the stock market. So, we are looking for signals from multiple sources to try to gain perspective and, ultimately, clues to the future direction of the market.
When all is said and done, there are basically four sources of information we look at. ...
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Tycoon readers,
Today I thought I would give you my monthly report of the national real estate market in a somewhat-different manner.
Do you remember when you were young, and you would go on a family "treasure hunt"?
Your parents would hide little gifts or candy around the house, ...
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IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT NO DEMOCRACY CAN SUCCEED OVER THE LONG TERM.
Why? Because people have the power to vote themselves benefits.
Ironically, the first democracy to learn this lesson over 2,000 years ago was Athens, Greece. The country holds the distinction of being the first in recorded ...
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Yesterday, my colleague Chris Rowe provided you with an excellent look at a powerful reversal pattern called the "doji."
Today, I want to take your education one step further and cover two very powerful trade entry approaches with you so that, when you spot an opportunity, you know how to ...
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