Bull Warrior Stocks

[boca_bobby]

ROBOTIC TRADING:

Hello All,

Not many have discussed the simply awesome opportunity before our feet so I thought I would try my best to inform anyone that may be interesting in making consistant gains. For years folks have fought over thesame fight that will probably go on for years to come after us as well. What's the fight? How to invest our hard earned money. Do we use fundamentals or do we use technical analysis.

Those who swear by fundamentalists tend to only look at the revenues, sector, management team, and demand for the goods or services a company might provide. They hold to the truths that these items are what dictate whether a company will succeed or not and thus push the PPS of a stock up or down.

Conversly, the trader using a purely T/A approach to investing rarely looks at these items believing that the street has already looked at these things and the chart will reflect so with the current PPS. He or she tends to want to forecast (not predict) future PPS based soley on how the stocks have traded in the past. Although his #1 tool in this pursuit is the PPS, it's not all the T/A person will use.

I am not here to argue which is the best way to invest. That's for everyone else to decide for themselves based on many things like age, health, risk tolerance, family issues, etc. Personally, I use both ways to some degree or another. Many times I have bought stocks with a fundamental thought of, "I don't care what the PPS says, I like the management team or the product a company may have." I know fully well that this may lead to holding a stock for years.

Some do this type of investing based on a company like AT&T that pays a nice dividend each quarter. The chart may even show the the PPS is going to go down but this investor may buy even more stock when the PPS goes down. There is no set in stone way to invest your money! It's yours after all and we all hope our investments go up, or why would we do it?

With that said, I have persoanlly done so much better with my speculative accounts using nothing but T/A. I have spent years out in the forest trying to do things on my own basically becasue there was no one to help me. I made mistake after mistake under some kind folks pointed me in the direction of what various indicators meant on the charts I saw on iHub day after day.

The more I learned the more I thirsted for this knowledge. I was an animal hungry for what I thought ws the Holy Grail the professional traders knew but didn't share with an anverage investor like me. Nope, they would much rather I give them my money in one of those nice safe mutual funds for a nice fee of course.

In my travels voer the past 2 years I spent more than I wish to admit on trading software advertised on televison, magazines or spam emails. Was I foolish? Maybe, but if I hadn't done it, then I wouldn't have continued to become the trader I am today.

A few months ago, ClayTrader produced a training DVD with just about every technical indicator needed to become a successful trader. Two years too late for me Clay, but thanks anyway! I bought it anyway. Why? We can never know to much and it's always a great idea to see what other traders are looking for and learn what made them so successful. It was without a doubt the best money I have ever spent and best teaching tool hands down that I have ever laid eyes on!

I use many things on this teaching tool for the strategies I currently employ eveyday with the stock options I trade. When I find a stock on the big boards using nothing but T/A that gives us a buy signal. I buy options instead of stock. It's a litle more risky, but this is a speculative account I use it for and the returns have been unbelievable.

I don't even want to put out in writing in this post the type of gains I have seen this year using this strategy. Why not? No one that is reading this post for the first time and hasn't seen my previous posts would beleive me. For that, you can see for yourself later with some of my everyday posts on this and other boards here on iHub.

All I can say is, if you are serious about making consistant gains with your portfolio, you owe it to yourself to spend $150 and buy the training tools that ClayTrader has produced. If you are skeptical about it, good, I was also. See if you can find yourself that is a professional trader. Ask if they use T/A in there approach to everyday trading. It won't take long before you decide for yourself, "I MUST HAVE THIS THING."

I wish everyone a successful 2nd half of 2008 and many years after as well.

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Boca_Bobby