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How Stock Market Software Puts You on the Same Level As Pro Traders

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Image via Wikipedia Investing in the market obviously carries a degree of risk for anyone who chooses to invest in it, there's no question about that. If you're experienced at analyzing market data then you typically know how to anticipate the market and have an idea about what is due to be profitable. That's not to say that these traders do not occasionally use a little help, and this comes in the form of computerized stock market software . This technology is now available to the masses thanks to a handful of techies and software designers, so here is what you should know about stock market software so that you can trade like the pros. How stock market software works is that it puts past trend data against real time market data. It makes use of mathematical algorithms which look at the factors which led to successful trends of the past, then apply it to current real time market data to identify similarities to further investigate because the market moves in cycles a

How to Day Trade With Confidence - Yahoo! Finance

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How to Day Trade With Confidence - Yahoo! Finance Cut losses short: let profits run. An age-old adage that's stood all tests of time for great reason. It's a pillar of trading success, a testament to trading from a position of confidence and strength rather than weakness and fear. That guy Churchill had it partially right. The only thing traders have to fear is fear itself. Of course in most cases that fear is based on valid concerns. Too many traders operate from positions of fear because deep down they know it's a gunfight they attend which finds them holding knives. Dull knives. Butter knives.

Six Big Companies Started In Economic Recession

1. Procter & Gamble 2. IBM 3. General Electric 4. General Motors 5. United Technologies Corp 6. FedEx Read more here ...

Asian Stock Markets Gain After US House Passes Stimulus Bill

Asian markets advanced Thursday , with Hong Kong jumping more than 5 percent in a catch-up rally, as the U.S. House of Representatives approved a $819 billion stimulus bill that investors hope will help lift the American economy out of its worst crisis in decades... Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average rose 72.47 points, or 0.9 percent... Hong Kong's Hang Seng leaped 704.64 points, or 5.6 percent... Oil prices dipped below $42 a barrel... Asian stocks gain after House passes stimulus bill - Yahoo! News Predict Market Turning Point (Video)