The Better Trades stock market education program can provide the information you need to become a better trader, including interactive virtual classes that feature presentations from some of the best trading instructors in the United States.

The Better Trades Reviews includes comments from people of all economic classes. There are waitresses who have been trained to make better trades. There are college students who are learning how to make better trades. There are many single parents on the roll who have learned to make Better Trades.

The Better Trades review includes retirees who had seen their retirement money cut in half by the recent stock market swoon and are looking to learn about the stock market in order to potentially make their own decisions.

The Better Trades coaches are experienced instructors who have taught students under all possible market conditions.

Our faculty members have years of experience as instructors and they can help you learn the best ways to become proficient with online trading. Some of them even worked as forex analysts for giants like Oanda.com.  Since 2017 we have been cooperating with the  forex instructors from BestonlineForexbroker who have had long term experience with teaching forex strategies (Fibonacci, Price Action Trading) to newbies and intermediate daytraders. For example the former head of education and research department  John Taylor is world renowned trading coach with thousands of followers on social media and has joined BetterTrades.org during the late 2017. In case you join our online classroom, you will have a chance to absorb his trading knowledge if you watch online webinars about price action position trading. John T. is a bomb!

It’s always great to hear from a satisfied Better Trades customer. Once a student enrolls in the Better Trades stock market education program, they become a part of the Better Trades family. And the goal of Better Trades is to provide everyone with the forex market education that’s possible. So when you read a review from a customer, you know they are voicing a strong opinion.

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.

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, can potentially help you save money in the long run. A dollar saved is a dollar earned.

BetterTrades wants to help show you how a forex trading education is the key to making money in the market. 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 potentially do the things you want.

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 potential better life is a worthwhile trade off.