
The BetterTrades stock market course is designed with the student in mind. BetterTrades offers a stock market education that is unmatched. BetterTrades is dedicated to enabling students to make educated choices when it comes to making a decision on buying stocks or options. The ultimate goals: take profits from the stock market by making better trades and achieve your personal financial goals.
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Maybe you don't know much about the stock market. Perhaps you couldn't identify a live streaming quote from a plate of steamed clams. Don't believe the fallacy that you aren't smart enough to benefit from a stock market course. Don't believe naysayers who believe that only Wall Street guys are smart enough to make better trades to support their family. Your perceived lack of knowledge should not be a stumbling block.
That's because BetterTrades can provide the stock market education needed. The proven process becomes much easier with an experienced guide willing to lead the way.
We'll hold your hand
When BetterTrades founder Freddie Rick was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marine Corp, he was in the same position. He knew little about the stock market, but viewed it as an avenue to reach financial freedom. He studied and learned, through trial and error, and eventually became wealthy by making better trades in the stock market. His findings made him the perfect person to develop a stock market education course. He's helped thousands to avoid the same problems that plagued him. The BetterTrades system speeds the learning curve and allows students to prosper faster. BetterTrades can help you.
In the stock market, when it comes to making better trades, it's not about who's smarter. Education is the key. That's why BetterTrades is without rival when it comes to stock market education. The instructors, the classes, the education material is all first class. And BetterTrades has a mentoring program designed to prevent you from feeling all alone.
It's Your Call
If you're content if your current lifestyle, don't do anything. Have another bowl of popcorn and watch another episode of "American Idol." Your situation won't change.
But if you want to improve your life and increase your financial freedom, make the decision now to attend an introductory Financial Freedom Expo. This two-hour class held in your community will introduce you to the BetterTrades system and show you it's possible to make money in the stock market through making better trades. And you can prosper whether the market is going up or going down.
Find and register for a Financial Freedom Expo now. Better trades could change your life.
Saving money is something that everyone wants to do. The Better Trade Offs section will help you determine the areas in your life that you can live without, and in term will help you save money in the long run. A dollar saved is a dollar earned.
BetterTrades wants to help show you the way to make more money. The more money you make, the more you can save. The extra money, whether produced or saved, gives you freedom. With more money you can do the things you want, whether that's a nice vacation, the ability to pay off a credit card, funds to buy a new car, an avenue to help your favorite charity, or additional money for your retirement account.
You can't get something for nothing, so you may have to rearrange your priorities in order to achieve your goals. In order to make more money, your trade off may be more education. You may need to learn additional skills in order to give you the ability to increase your income. A few hours each week (c'mon, do you really need to watch that much television?) might be enough to put you over the top and push you toward financial independence. Giving up a few hours of TV in favor of a better life is a worthwhile trade off.
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Things have been looking good recently for all the stock market indexes, as each of the major market indexes have been steadily climbing the price chart since hitting lows back in early March of 2009. Technology stocks and the NASDAQ have been out front of the other major indexes demonstrating that tech is still king of the markets.
Despite encouraging news and continued price appreciation, the market seems to have hit a solid resistance level. The NASDAQ was steadily bullish until June 5th, when it began to bump up against a solid resistance line at about 1,500. Since that time it has retested this level and reached a high of close to 1,512 before closing in or around 1,500 for several trading periods in a row. Traders are looking at this price level for significance. A futile effort by the bulls to maintain this level could result in a significant retracement, while a breakthrough could signal another extended rally.
The QQQQ, the NASDAQ 100 tracking fund is well above both its 50 and 200 day moving average, which may have institutional investors becoming net sellers if the index fails to maintain its upward momentum. Currently circling around $36, the ETF hit resistance at $37.18 before contracting. It had looked to be using its 20 day moving average as support but a recent bearish push below this level may be signaling a retracement. The bearish contraction against the rally ending in early May retraced back to the 200 day moving average before rebounding once again. A significant price decline below the 20 day moving average ($35.80) should certainly alarm major buyers and put the bears back in the driver seat towards the 50 day average and next significant level of support at around $34.
Of the major ten stocks influencing the NASDAQ today 7 out of the 10 are showing a downward bias for the short term. This would include companies such as: Apple (AAPL), Cisco (CSCO), Google (GOOG), Oracle (ORCL), Qualcomm (QCOM), Research in Motion (RIMM), and Teva Pharmaceuticals (TEVA). However, there is still potential for additional price appreciation for companies such as: Gilead Sciences (GILD), Intel Corp (INTC), and Microsoft (MSFT). Any significant price gap to the downside, or the formation of an extended bearish trend in tech stocks, will likely take these few bright spots with it.