-------------------- All my posts are based on my own opinions and not to be taken as buy/sell recommendations. Posts: 961 | Registered: May 2006
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Ruskin, know this is not the thread for this howerver. I have been watching allstocks and the diffrent people who post for some time. I am fairly new to trading and have followed some to winners and some to loosers. I have not put so much in to hurt myself but, learned some lessons. I am having trouble with charts and RSI. Can you guide me to a resourch so I can start educating myself. Thanks. Right now I am fairly even winners and loosers.
-------------------- Must be an easier way! Disclaimer: Don't buy or sell on my advice I am not a licensed broker. Posts: 424 | From: Oklahoma | Registered: Aug 2006
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IMO charts is the key to making money in the market and if you cannot use charts, then you would be at a disadvantage. experienced people would use charts as first indicators to see if they can drive the stock higher. remember, NO STOCK CAN RUN IF TECHNICALS ARE WEAK.. doesnt matter how good a stock it is.
Regarding TA, I can point out some videos and explanations. stock hide out dot com has a sticky thread titled, "************ Penny Stock FREE Tutorials". watch that video. read about using technical indicators. without equiping yourself with TA, you would be driven out of market in no time. so be aware of that fact and make sure you learn technicals well. reading part, allstocks general investing for newbies section has good readings about TA. learn from it. ask questions if you have any!
meanwhile, dont even try to get into cogl for now..
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Thanks for your help and advice. I appreciate your help and I am sure that I will have many more questions when I learn just how much I really don't know. Fire
-------------------- Must be an easier way! Disclaimer: Don't buy or sell on my advice I am not a licensed broker. Posts: 424 | From: Oklahoma | Registered: Aug 2006
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