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Re: Hilander post# 13

Sunday, 04/15/2007 11:01:29 PM

Sunday, April 15, 2007 11:01:29 PM

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Sir Issac Newton's Laws vs Fast Moving Train:

Sir Issac Newton’s Laws of physics point to many profound and important rules in the stock market.

Newton’s First Law of Trading:
“A Stock at rest tends to stay at rest and a Trending Stock tends to stay in trend unless acted upon by an equal and opposite reaction or an unbalanced force.”

This law teaches us the same thing the old commodity traders will… that the trend is your friend. If a stock is trending sideways, it tends to stay sideways until a powerful enough market force takes it out of its trend. If a stock is trending up or downwards, it will tend to stay moving up or downwards until drastic changes happen to the company or the market at large creating an “equal and opposite reaction”. We should therefore always trade in the direction of a trend and always be vigilant for signs of an ”equal and opposite reaction” or the “unbalanced force”. Such a force may take the form of a drastic change in the market sentiment at large or drastic change in the performance of the specific company in question.


So, here’s where I get the following:
Freight Train Theory:
You can’t change the direction of a fast moving train.
Wait till it stops.
Then get on.
As far as ATUX goes, IMO, the train's slowing down and it's about time to get onboard.



I'm Keeping an Eye on This Baby!

Research Source:
Jason Ng - Founder of Masters ‘O’ Equity Asset Management - Fund Manager specialising in options trading and his Star Trading System. For more info:
http://www.MastersoEquity


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