http://investing.meetup.com/21 - New York Investing meetup presents Robert Rubin discussing Straddles. New York Investing meetup, Daryl Montgomery organizer, is a group of 1800 independent traders and investors that provides unbiased investing education and analysis. We also have a blog, "The Helicopter Economics Investing Guide" at: http://nyinvestingmeetup.com/21

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Options Investing - Straddles Part 1

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Keywords: options straddle put call at the money strike price stock market volatillity
Added: August 16, 2008

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Olympics '08: Phelps Swims Into History

Michael Phelps swam into history with a magnificent finish Saturday, tying Mark Spitz with his seventh gold medal by the narrowest of margins in the 100-meter butterfly. (Aug. 15)

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Added: August 16, 2008

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TradingwithTK

Ready Set Go new idea

Author: TradingwithTK
Keywords: stock market trend technical analysis technician prediction indicator timing price chart
Added: August 15, 2008

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TREASURY Aug 15, 2008 8:28 cst - TradersAudio.com

Richard calling the TY and ZN trades as the Stock market and SP opens. TradersAudio.com subscribers are individual stock, futures and bond traders, fund managers, stock and futures brokers, futures analysts and corporate institutions in countries around the world. TELEPHONE: please call before 10:15 cst 312-715-6014 mention YouTube when calling E-MAIL: Coli@TradersAudio.com mention YouTube when e-mailing TradersAudio.com broadcasts LIVE, via the internet, from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange S&P 500 Futures trading floor 8:30am - 15:15pm cst and the Chicago Board of Trade Treasury trading floor 7:20 - 14:00 cst - Monday through Friday, for holiday schedule click here http://www.cmegroup.com/tools-information/holiday-calendar/index.html Free 3 day trial (no credit card required) http://www.TradersAudio.com/amember/signup.php?price_group=-1000 Free DAILY Interest Rate Futures Support and Resistance Numbers (updated by 8:00 cst) http://www.tradersaudio.com/daily/index.php?page=cbot-bonds For glossary of terms used http://www.TradersAudio.com/daily/index.php?page=glossary-of-terms Listen to FAQ's (MP3 format) from TradersAudio.com subscribers http://www.TradersAudio.com/daily/index.php?page=faq Three futures products are quoted by the broadcaster: 10 Year Treasury Note (pit traded symbol TY - electronic symbol ZN) 5 Year Treasury Note (pit traded symbol FV - electronic symbol ZF) 30 Year Bond (pit traded symbol US - electronic symbol ZB) The prices you SEE on the chart are the 10 Year Treasury Note ZN ECBOT Sep 2008 contract. The bid/offer you HEAR, are the pit traded 10 Year Treasury Note TY CBOT Sep 2008 contract and the pit traded 5 Year Treasury Note FV CBOT Sep 2008 contract and the pit traded 30 Year Bond US CBOT Sep 2008 contract. The broadcaster also quotes the bid/offer from the electronic products. All three products trade at the same time and are quoted by the broadcaster in succession. Price increments trade in one half of one thirty second point (112-000, 112-005, 112-010 etc.), and is worth $15.625 per tick. Click here for more information: http://www.cmegroup.com/cmegroup/trading/interest-rates/us-treasury/10-year-us-treasury-note.html The subscribers of TradersAudio.com are listening to the TY contract trading Live in Chicago while watching the ZN, another futures contract or stock on their computer. *This is not trading advice. These videos are for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only. Full product information on the Treasury Futures is available at the CBOT website http://www.cmegroup.com - We are not a brokerage firm, we do not take trading orders, do not execute trades or manage customer accounts. The Squawk Box is not trading advice and provided for informational purposes only. No claims or representations of profitability are being made herein.

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Added: August 15, 2008

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A Loud Message new idea

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Keywords: stock market trend technical analysis technician prediction indicator timing price chart
Added: August 14, 2008

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ON HOLD new idea

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Keywords: stock market trend technical analysis technician prediction indicator timing price chart
Added: August 13, 2008

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StockTock.com 8/13/08 ~ Stock Market Technical Analysis

We discuss day two of the market pullback. Commodity names shined today while financials and retailers led the decline. Bearish sentiment persists, which may setup an options expiration rally. However, financials are acting poorly and commodity prices are threatening to rebound. Trade lightly with tight stops. Tomorrow, watch for Wal-Mart earnings before the bell and natural gas inventory data at 10:35am.

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Keywords: technical analysis business charts economics ETF stock market oil NASDAQ QQQQ resistance support S&P SPY StockTock XLF
Added: August 13, 2008

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Act Short Term To Build Long Term -- Stock Invest (4)

Act Short Term To Build Long Term -- Stock Invest (4) Most experts advise holding your stocks for the long term. Few point out that many small short-term gains will add up to a big long-term return. As a matter of fact, if you don't act in the short term with a vision toward the future, there may not be a long term to bear fruit. Long Term What do we mean by long term? Is it 30 years, 5 years, or one year? Well, it all depends on which investment you're talking about. Many people think that if an investment does not work out now, you just wait until it gets better someday. This is a risky way to invest unless you can afford to lose plenty initially. Besides, you're just leaving it up to chance if you don't do anything for now. Are you aware that short-term profits will always add up to become long-term benefits? In life, most kinds of investment require short-term efforts to yield long-term results. They are: health, education, hard work, infrastructure, goodwill, etc. They all have one thing in common: small, incremental, and persistent short-term efforts that will pay handsomely in a few years. When you have a job or own a business, don't you have to work everyday and every hour to build a better future? When you invest in education, don't you think that you become smarter everyday before you receive a diploma? When you invest in stocks, their values are tied to the changing fortunes of the companies. As you know, companies rise and fall and your shares go with them. Remember the dramatic rise and fall of Enron? There's nothing left if you fail to cash out in the short term. Furthermore, recessions come and go every few years when share prices depreciate greatly even for good companies. It's very difficult to assess the long-term risks of a company when you look out beyond one year. Investing in a fund with diversified holdings sounds like a good idea. The problem is that most funds have all kinds of restrictions to penalize you for cashing out early. When a downturn comes along every few years, you will lose part of your investment because its value is tied to the falling stock indexes as designed by the funds. In other words, you will lose all your short-term gains plus your initial investment when you invest in a fund for the long term. It takes only one downturn to wipe out all the previous gains before you cash out (Please see Series 3 for investing in funds). Here's my advice for the long term. If you know little about the stock market, invest your cash elsewhere such as life insurance or bank savings with guaranteed returns. Real estate is good especially when you're a renter paying the landlord every month. In real estate, you have population growth and business development always working for you, in addition to getting a shelter. When you think long term, the safety of your cash should assume top priority. The stock market is not safe at all unless you know how to play. Else, you have to rely on plenty of luck on your side. Short Term Have you ever thought that if you profit often in the short term, the result is big profit in the long term when you add up all your gains? This is the same principle as going to work everyday. Your daily pay is not much but it adds up. As always, your vision should never be fixated on the short run, but your efforts should be persistently directed to improvement on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. In other words, you should try to make your talents and money work everyday because they all add up for the long term. Life presents all kinds of risks. The question is how to avoid and manage them. There are always gains and losses in life. The important thing is that we make sure the gains outweigh the losses. The goal of short-term investing in the stock market is to get in and out whenever an opportunity arises, make a reasonable profit each time, and maintain a fluid cash position so that you can continue to play again. Short-term investing is a trial-and-error process, like most things in life. You will acquire more insights about the stock market as you go along. In addition, you need to cultivate some discipline when you play, which includes more don'ts than dos. They are: Don't leave your investment unprotected. Don't be a gambler. Don't be greedy. Don't panic. Don't overestimate your own judgment. Don't lose sight of the fundamentals despite good or bad news. Finally, Remember that your luck is 50% at best. In later videos, I will explain more about how to invest for the short-term in order to build for the long term. For further information, please email to stockfessor@comcast.net.

Author: stockfessor
Keywords: stock market invest share mutual fund finance retirement stockfessor short long term run
Added: August 12, 2008