For a couple of hours I stopped working filter trade-ideas for the first couple of years, had to find a filter of shares under its criteria. In my chat room where sits a few hundred traders suggested the stock filter Madscan. There is a big plus that you can use it free of charge, for example as a spare. Almost all that I have been able to create it.
I will not write to write review on it and so it is understandable, linking with the charts like no. Does not have time to dig deeper into it, all you need to set up and forget it:)

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Company Groupon, which owns the service of collective discounts applied for the IPO, during which intends to raise $ 750 million, reports Bloomberg.

Underwriter IPO will be Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse.

The company’s shares will be traded under the symbol «GRPN». Number of securities to be placed in the IPO, not specified.

Groupon Service was founded in 2008. With it, users can get discounts that can be activated only on the condition that they be interested in a minimum number of participants in the program. Currently, the global network covers 33 Groupon million users in 35 countries.

In December last year the Internet giant Google wanted to buy discount service for $ 6 billion. However, the proposal was rejected.
Having been refused, Google engaged in developing their own promotional code services – Google Offers. Its beta version was launched the day before.

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About Tim Sykes wrote in the magazine, it was shown on television, he, under the pseudonym «The Start-up», filmed, even in well-known reality television show ” Wall Street Warriors “, as himself – day trader * , the owner of the hedge fund , athlete, Komsomol, and just a smart guy that turned on the Stock Exchange its 12 thousand dollars from the savings on the Bar Mitzvah “in more than half a million.

Inspection of “Warriors of Wall Street, I wandered a bit on the sites of Tim, read his story on Wikipedia, thought for a moment … And I got the impression that the” holy grail ” * Tim’s not so difficult to decipher.

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Our trader has written a good program for the selection of shares in Earnings.

Keeps a list of measured companies on weekdays for imports in Blackwood Pro. Comfortable in reporting season.

The program takes data from the page and stores Briefing.com. stk files. Further, they can be used from Blackwood (in Stock Sorter right-click -> Load from file)

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Problems with link Time and Sales

Version 4.5.3
- Fixed Alt Key to no longer enable menu on main window
- Fixed Day Line Separator
- Add option to make day separator light gray showing wick of first bar
- Add ability to show 200 MA on 60 minute interval chart

Version 4.5.2
- Add option for volume chart horizontal line separator
- Add option to remove the chart studies titles
- Add option to see chart’s price info and cross hair when click the CTRL
- Add a shortcut key “Flatten All Positions” in keyboard page
- Add a shortcut key “Flatten All Positions with MOC Orders” in keyboard page
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King was the chief spokesman for nonviolent activism in the civil rights movement, which successfully protested racial discrimination in federal and state law. The campaign for a federal holiday in King’s honor began soon after his assassination in 1968. Ronald Reagan signed the holiday into law in 1983, and it was first observed on January 20, 1986. At first, some states resisted observing the holiday as such, giving it alternative names or combining it with other holidays. It was officially observed in all 50 states for the first time in 2000.

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Due to numerous requests I spread a new version of trading platform Blackwood PRO as virtually no one is not refreshed, and I have been using it for over a month. The main innovation in this version of its exterior design and the ability to link from one Market Maker is more than one window.

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In the end, no matter how much you know about the markets or trading. There remains only one criterion for success in this profession – how much money you raised from the market.

Trading – this is one of the most intricate and complex areas of knowledge. How many people – so much and opinions. There is no single way how to make the stock market – there are hundreds of techniques, all different.

Knowledge is not worth nothing, if you can not convert this knowledge into money.

Free trading system – the road to nowhere. All successful traders trade systemically.

If for several years, every day you lose, you earn – you get used to, and you know that the profit or loss for the day, absolutely nothing. Even the profit for the month does not mean anything.

Money causes greed. Money cause fear of losing them. To start making money on the stock exchange, you need to get rid of their own fear and greed. For this purpose, the money has lost value for you – the one value that the money attributed to all people
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“Cut your losses and let profits run” is the most common advice. How do we determine when the position becomes a lose-lose? It is interesting, but most traders, whom I knew, could not articulate an answer to this question, when you opened your position. They concentrated on the entrance, but then did not have a clear idea about exit especially if the output was in a “red zone”.

I am convinced that one of the real problems is the difficulty of traders to separate the reality of the loss in a particular transaction from the psychological perception of yourself as a loser. At a certain level of development, many traders equate trade losses with a personal failure. It frustrates and depresses them, causing them discomfort. As a result, it affects their future decisions, because their profit and loss turn into arguments against their self-esteem. Once the trader starts to focus on themselves, instead of concentration on the market is distorted when making trading decisions are inevitable.(...)
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The first dive of Demark in the financial world came after graduate school in two professions – business and law, then it is in the early 70-ies was adopted at a fundamental analyst in the company National Investment Service, based in Milwaukee (Wisconsin).The firm managed pension assets and the assets to the joint profit of about $ 300 million by investing primarily in securities and equities with fixed income. Power of National Investment Service was timing. Demark, but said of his first work:”I was a professional gofer. I was low man in the company, but quickly got up, because I was good at market timing. ”

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In 1992, having left Gruntal, Cohen opened a hedge fund, investing back $ 20 million of equity (the firm now manages more than $ 12 billion $). While the hedge fund industry was still relatively small, and the “bull” market of 1990 was just warming up. Many were taken aback by the high charges for services which he demanded from investors, so the new fund has managed to attract only $ 13 million from outside investors. Dozens of traders and portfolio managers, are located in a small office on Wall Street, managed for the year to double the company’s assets and earn approximately 17.5% per annum. By 1995, SAC’s assets have quadrupled. Cohen moved the headquarters to Stamford and began to open branches. He developed a special computer program that allows you to track undervalued or overvalued stock market.

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His business career he began in 1976 with a clerkship, and soon rose to a broker in the company «EF Hutton ». Since 1980, over two and a half years, Paul was an independent trader. He then went to Harvard Business School, but soon realized that what is taught in this school is not the knowledge that he wants to get. So he abandoned the idea of further education and asked for support and advice from his cousin William Danavanta specialized in cotton trade. William Danavant sent him to New Orleans, what would Jones talks and a major broker Eli Tallis, who offered him a pretty good job. Jones began trading cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange.

In 1980, Paul founded the company «Tudor Investment Corporation», which is a leading investment fund, the head office is located in Greenwich, Connecticut. During the first five years of fund gave yields over 100% per annum. In 1986, the fund earned 99.2% per annum, this reduction upset Jones – he is regarded as a bad year. Of course, affects the scale: the fund at that time was not too large. Managing small amounts, could not be afraid of the strong market response to its trade manipulation.

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Types Of Brokers

There are basically two kinds of brokers in America, namely full-service brokers and discount brokers. The full-service brokers offer a much bigger support to the client than the discount brokers – especially by providing analysis and research reports, trading tips, offering professional assistance and guidance on particular trades and so on. However, the client has to pay extra for these services, which implies that full-service brokers charge much higher fees for their service than discount brokers. Choosing a full-service broker may be convenient for people who are just starting in the market and often need a lot of advice and answers to their questions. Some of the biggest banks act as full-service brokers for their clients.

Although, for most of the traders, choosing a discount broker seems to be a better alternative. Especially for those that do their analysis themselves and rarely need telephone assistance during trading. Because discount brokers usually do not do their own research and offer less services than full-service brokers, they can charge clients much lower commissions. When trading through a discount broker, the client places his trades in an computer application that sends them to the broker via internet. That’s why the execution time of the trades is much shorter than if a trade is placed through a phone call – which is yet another advantage. Some well-known discount brokers are for example Interactive Brokers, Sogotrade, Scottrade, or thinkorswim.

There are several things to consider when choosing a broker.

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History of the collapse of Barings is extremely instructive, because it is not only “the quintessence of morality” of modern financial markets, but also a clear picture of how to dire consequences could result inefficient management of financial risks. In 1996, while in prison on charges of forgery and deception, Leeson has published an autobiographical book “Rogue Trader” ( “roguish trader”), which fully and frankly told of his deeds. Without trying to absolve themselves of blame, he said (and this with him were very many experts agree) that the things done to them was only possible because of the very imperfect methods of auditing and risk management practiced in the bank, not to mention the condoned by superiors and colleagues . Ethical behavior in the Barings, the confirmation of Nick Leeson, was simple: “We all were forced to make profit, profit, more profit …” no coincidence that in his review of “Rogue Trader”, published in the financial newspaper column “New York Times” pointed out that “This is a grim book, written by a young man is extremely busy, but it should be read by all bank managers and auditors.” (...)
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After school, Gabelli received a scholarship and enrolled in college at Fordham University. There he stood out not only the hair, which in those days was still a reddish color, but a desperate and enterprising. He was always ready the next get rich quick scheme, like the sale of electric pocket flashlight from the trunk of own car at a time when the streets and shop windows were poorly lit.

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One of the best traders and investors grew up in Brooklyn, his father was a jeweler. Michael first became interested in stocks when he was one of the holidays gave a few pieces, he soon began to enter the local branch of Merrill Lynch to check their investments and use the income to buy even more shares. After leaving school at the age of 16 years, Steinhardt went to study at Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where for three years, graduated from the undergraduate program.
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Born Dec. 15, 1892 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States domestic oil tycoon Irishman George Franklin Getty, the daughter of Scottish immigrants Sarah Catherine McPherson Risher, who were already in a respectable age, and moreover, for two years before had lost his only daughter, Gertrude. After Oxford in 1913, Jean Paul began trading oil in the Tulsa, Oklahoma, and in 1916 he earned first own a million dollars. In the same year, his company moved to California.

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His hour had struck in 1939, when Europe started in World War II. After taking his boss at $ 10000, Templeton bought shares of small capitalization companies, traded at a price $ 1 or below. This was risky to be extremely successful and allowed him to make a profit, exceeding credit four times.

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Background to the financial career of John Bollinger periodically appeared on his path of life from early childhood. In his book “Bollinger on the tapes (bands) Bollinger, the author describes it this way:” I first encountered the stock market when I was a child and inherited a few shares Fruhauf, a company that subsequently rolled down and rolled and finally , sunk into bankruptcy. The second time I ran into him in the late sixties, when he was a young man, when I worked at the Museum of the media, establishment, owned by three brothers, whose father was then a successful underwriter of high-tech shares.

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Bogle founded Vanguard, now managing the second largest family of mutual funds assets in the world, and in 1976 introduced to the market first index fund shares, effectively completing a revolutionary breakthrough in the industry. His idea, which he developed further in the thesis work while studying at Princeton, was simple as all genius. Realizing that in the long term, most investors, including mutual funds, lagging behind the market, and the commission for the transaction and asset management further reducing income investors, Bogle created the index funds simply by tracking the market. These funds do not feel the need either to expensive specialists on stock selection, or in high portfolio turnover and, hence, can invest without paying a significant share of income asset manager.

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Joe DiNapoli – a professional trader and trading veteran with more than 35 years of market experience. He is also a tenacious researcher, an internationally recognized lecturer and well-known author. His formal education is associated with the electrical engineering and economics. His informal education was in the bunker, the so-called place of trade, a full complement of electronics and communications equipment, where most of the early studies began Joe. Trader Joe’s – so he signed the letter and the so-called by his friends and students who are working in many different countries and different markets.

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Jim Rogers was born Oct. 19, 1942 in Baltimore, Maryland. He studied at Yale University and then at Oxford, where he studied politics, philosophy and economics. In the summer of 1964, working in the firm Dominick & Dominick, Jim Rogers really carried away by what is happening on Wall Street and “plunged” into the life of the financial world. It was here he returned after the end of Oxford and service in the army. In the early 1970’s., Gaining experience in the firm Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Jim Rogers was one of the founders of the Quantum Fund – a partnership in the sphere of global investment. During the next 10 years, the portfolio value Quantum Fund grew by more than 4200%, while the growth index, Standard & Poor’s 500 over that period was approximately 47%. At the age of 37 years, Jim Rogers has decided to leave the fund. He currently manages his own portfolio, teaches finance in the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University and is a regular commentator and presenter of headings in various media.

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Jesse Livermore was born in Massachusetts, the son of farmers, and at fifteen left home to later become a great trader (according to legend, the coach, where he had left, stopped by the brokerage, defining the profession of boys). He supported his mother, who did not want her son, a year has passed three-year course in mathematics, the fate of the farmer, his father was against. At his first job in Boston, Jesse Livermore wrote down on the board quotes the brokerage firm Paine Webber.

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Up to 40 years old Fossett was known only in business circles. He made a very successful career at the exchange, and even became the founder of the largest U.S. trading corporation Lakota Trading Inc., Co-owner of the company Scaled Composites.

In 1985, apparently bored of achievements in business, Steve Fossett decided to swim the English Channel. It was just a challenge to myself – and the fourth time he did it. Incidentally, it is interesting that for the first extreme achievement, Steve has committed, not invested in it, no dollar. In the future it will also be very practical given his passion for extreme entertainment.

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In 1894, William Gunn, aged 16, he left teaching and began to look for work. He became a peddler (selling newspapers, food …) in the train, which traveled between Texarkana and Tyler, Texas. He also worked at the cotton warehouse.

In 1901, he worked at a brokerage firm in Texarkana, and married his first wife, Rena May Smith.

In 1902, the first daughter was born – Nora. 1902 was also the first year, when Gunn made his first deal in cotton.

In 1903 Gann moved to New York. He was already 25 years old.

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Thinkorswim not only provides access to quotes, charts, options, crawlers, but also makes it absolutely free! Now you can explore the sector, explore pricing options, to trade all listed stocks on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX.

The program is very simple and convenient. Contains many useful features for active traders.

Joined: www.thinkorswim.com/tos/displayLogin.tos

Download: www.thinkorswim.com/installer/InstFiles/thinkorswim_installer.exe

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Post tags: acute pain, communist regime, dangerous addiction, fair play, fake documents, first world war, George Soros, german occupation, hedge fund, investment methods, investment techniques, london school of economics, office job, pure instinct, second world war, speculator, survival instincts, traveling salesman, work visa, world war ii

Damien Hoffman: Eric, how did you start your transition from trader to financial journalist?

Eric:  I helped launch Fast Money and really loved it.  I had fun sitting on the Fast Money panel talking about trading, teaching people how to make money, and teaching people how not to loose money — those are two completely different things.

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The wise man is not one string to his bow. (Japanese proverb)

Analysis charts candlestick chart has this name because its lines resemble candles. Used by many generations of people in East Asia. Such schedules have been run long before the column histograms or “tic-tac-toe”, but were virtually unknown in the Western world, before I put them into use in 1990. Now this technique is used in plotting the international level many traders, investors and prominent financial institutions.(...)
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WD Gann was born on June 6, 1878 on a farm about seven miles from Lafkina, Texas. He was the first of 11 children Sam Houston Gann and Susan Gunn. Gann Family lived in a very small house with no frills. They were poor and the young Willie walked seven miles in Lafkin over three years to attend school. His father was a farmer in Angelina Country. They are all worried about the price that will bring their cotton. If you asked a young Willie, Does he like when he grows older, and work the soil in eastern Texas, he probably would have said no, he did not think so – he wanted to be a businessman.

But the work he could perform on the farm was more important for the family, so that William had never finished elementary or secondary school. As the eldest son las imposing on him a special responsibility, and those years of work on the farm, perhaps marked the beginning of his habit of hard work.

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Magazine «Time» described by financier George Soros as “a modern Robin Hood who robs the rich to give to the poor countries of eastern Europe and Russia. It claimed that Soros makes huge financial profits
speculating against western central banks, and uses the profits for
through post-communist economies of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union to help them create what he calls the “Open Society”.

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But active traders with no direct access is necessary. Ability to quickly respond to changing market conditions – the basis of successful active trader. Moreover, most of us have now become Day Trader – even if we do not consider themselves as such.

According entered into force on 28 September 2001 the new SEC regulations and NASD, Day Trader, market participants are committing 4 or more transactions for 5 trading days. If the share of such transactions does not exceed 6% of the total number, the customer is not considered Day Trader. The minimum deposit for the Day Trader is now $ 25,000. Simultaneously, increased purchasing power (shoulder to 1:4).(...)
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When designing a trading plan, you probably already understand the importance of the plan consistent with your personality.(...)
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