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Doctrader is here to help you find a better solutions for your long term financial wealth. If you have been a "buy and hold' investor for the last 10,20, or 30 years, it may be hard for you to understand that the financial world of investing has changed. The Market Media Matrix has everyone in it's grip with the by merging all informational sources into one big conglomeration. Narrowing your ranges of independent thought and creative ideas. The first thing you should be wary of is too many experts saying the same thing. Everyone says the buy, buy buy, now is the time to be invested into the stock market. Things are not as good as they seem, nor as bad as they seem at any given time. The world is not perfect, and no one can predict the future financial health of the world's economy. The 'goldie locks' economy is a fantasy created by those who would like to "sell you something". The Market Media Matrix society that we live in today is competing constantly for market share. Their market share determines how much they can charge for advertising. The advertising revenue they are receiving from Wall Street Brokers and publicly traded companies has created a Market Media Matrix biased. The most famous myth about investing is the theory of "buy and hold" mentality. The Market Media Matrix urges the average investor to follow this un-proven theory. However, those on Wall Street never advocate this strategy for their own accounts. I want you to use this website for learning technical trading and using my simple approach to money management to increase your wealth in the ever changing world of financial services. You are capable of determining a market trend and to use common sense when making an investment decision for short term or long term.
which one would you like to have as a long term investment.
You probably picked chart # 1 right? Its OK, that's what most people like to see when the are considering a long term investment. Now, I would like to see the look on your face when I tell you these two charts are the same stock chart! If you were to buy stock in 1995 and held until December 2005 would give you the exact same results, a net gain of 200% over the last 10 years. Not bad, you say for a long term investment. Has your investment faired as well? I certainly hope so, this was a mediocre performance for one of the Dow Jones 30 stocks of the Dow Jones Index. What if I told you that in chart #2, I could predict the exact time of General Electric's stock price falling? What if I told you that you could have predicted the exact time of price failure too! Well, you could! That was a trick question, everyone knew the exact time the stock of General Electric was going to be cut in half. Now this simple example of showing you chart #1 or chart #2 can mislead you If you choose chart #1 for the time frame, you would have 6 times the number of shares of this stock today. However, if you followed my Harmonic Stock Clock signal lines, you would have 15 times the number shares today. A VERY BIG DIFFERENCE between Chart #1 and Chart #2! The first drop occurred in 1998 and the second drop in prices occurred in 2000. Most people, when looking at stock chart, especially on the internet are not aware of how stock splits impact your bottom line. Most new investors and traders only see the Chart #1 when investing their hard earned money. While the savy investor likes Chart #2 to maximize his gains.
Chart #1 is on of the first tricks that the Market Media Matrix has in its arsenal to convince you of the value of the "buying and holding" theory. The "buy and hold" theory has finally been dispelled with an article in New Week, in the December 19th, 2005 edition. The author of the article is Jane Bryant Quinn, who mentions a study sponsored by Towneley Capital Management, done by the University of Michigan School of Business. There findings say that $1 invested over the last 42 years in the market would accumulate a total $75 with dividends reinvested. What do you think about that return? The interest equivalent rate of return of 11% per year is not bad, is it? But let's compare that rate of return for missing the best performing 90 days of the last 42 years. If you were trying to time the market, as the article states, and you missed the best 90 days, your return would only be $2.70. Today, you cannot even buy a cup of starbucks coffee with the return on the dollar investment. If you can remember 42 years ago, what was the price of a cup of coffee? I found an old budget planner book from my parents house the several years ago, and you know what their monthly budget was? Their budget was $380 a month for everything. So the Market Media Matrix wants you to buy and hold instead of timing the market for your investments. I have always asked the question, why? What happens if you miss the worst 90 days of the market? I find it amusing that the research study actually answered that question! It shows you just how condescending there attitude is concerning the average long term investor. The article in Newsweek explains if you would have avoided the worst 90 day of the market you would have $1694! Choices A, buy, hold, hope for 42 years for 90 good days in the market, results $75. Choice B, time the market yourself without a plan and miss the best 90 performing days, results $2.70 Choice C, use the Harmonic Stock Clock Common Sense Plan to avoid the worst performing 90 days of the market, results $1694. Given the choices of A, B, or C, everyone would want choice C. So how does one go about learning how to time the market? The Harmonic Stock Clock uses simple rules to help you do your own market timing for your own stocks. How does the Harmonic Stock Clock help you do this?
The Harmonic Stock Clock uses special indicators developed out of an attempt to follow the intra day market trends. Using these special indicators will keep you ahead of the profit curve.
The chart below is a 5 year history of Boeing's Stock price. Notice the descending green signal lines when prices are falling. Once the green signal line crosses upward through the red signal line, prices begin to climb higher.
The chart above is a 5 year history of Procter & Gamble's stock price.
The 9 year stock price history of the U.S. Dollar index, used by currencies traders. Notice by selling at the top in 2002, investors saved money by not "buying and holding" while prices were dropping to new multi-year lows.
It's not how much money you make, but how much money you keep that counts.
Greenspan issued his strongest warning to date about the coming "Baby Boomers" Remarks by Chairman Alan Greenspan The actuaries' projections of Medicare costs are, perforce, highly provisional. These uncertainties--especially our inability to identify the upper bound of future demands for medical care--suggest significant prudence when considering spending initiatives.
Have you ever heard these warnings before? Oh course not, the Market Media Matrix thinks you are living in wonderland, and they want to keep you there for as long as possible?
However, you can be prepared by using the early warning signs given by the Harmonic Stock Clock's simple trading signals applied to some key indices. You can also minimize the effects of a bear market by using stock options as insurance against catastrophic losses.
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