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Since 2001 I have been refining my index trading skills and strategies in the hope that one day I would provide a steady stream of trades and income and possibly even be able to automate the trading for me. Now, 18 years later I have made most of these dreams/goals come true with a robust trading system...
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Technical Traders Ltd.
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Chris Vermeulen
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05-06-2019
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Filed under: gold, oil, index, technical, trading, charts, indices, system, strategy, traders, automated, technology [Edit Tags]
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Whether or not you’re one of the estimated 526 million people who use Facebook on a daily basis, you simply can’t ignore the fact that it generates more than 3 billion “likes” and comments on a daily basis. Social networking is clearly ingrained in our culture. So, it would make sense to invest in this...
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Despite a sluggish global economy, the top 1% are still doing very well, especially in China. Today I'll share with you three stocks that should keep benefiting as these millionaires continue to add these luxury brands to their lives. Best wishes, Tony
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My kids have been bugging the heck out of me to buy them an iPad. Even though they already have an iPod, an iTouch, and an iPhone, they just have to have an iPad. A lot of other kids (and adults) feel the same way. I say that because Apple announced it has sold more than 25 million iPads since they hit...
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The U.S. economy grew by 1.8% in the first three months of this year. That is down from 3.1% in the last three months of 2010 and pretty clear evidence of that the U.S. economy is far from turning around. Plus, the second-quarter numbers should be even worse given the effects of $4 gasoline, Mississippi...
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Uncommon Wisdom
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Tony Sagami
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05-20-2011
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Filed under: Asia, Tony, Sagami, Technology, China, Investing, Asian Investment, Invest, growth, investment, global
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The term "Time Division-Long Term Evolution" may sound like something out of Star Wars or The Matrix , but it is just a nerdy name for a new technology that is going to dramatically change wireless technology. Time Division-Long Term Evolution, or TD-LTE, is the technological name for the next...
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When you think of technology, what companies pop into your head? Perhaps technology giants such as Microsoft, Cisco or Intel? Or maybe you think of Silicon Valley and a bunch of computer nerds. The United States has been the epicenter of technological innovation and home to the most powerful tech companies...
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It's true. You have to be smart to use a smartphone. It is also true that my smartphone is a lot smarter than I am because I've yet to figure out how to use all of its bells and whistles. Smartphones are the newest generation of mobile phones that can do a lot more than simply make phone calls...
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Those who know me well know that I am in incurable optimist. I think the world is going to be better in ten years than it is today. I thought that 20 years ago and 10 years ago and expect to think that 10 years from now. Part of that reasoning comes from the accelerating pace of change in the technology...
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John Mauldin's Outside the Box
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John Mauldin
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08-30-2010
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Filed under: Technology, Real Estate, Economy, Stock Market, market, Cisco, Google, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, Apple, Tech, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Bernanke
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I, Robot The Mauldin Test Who Stole My Nanotech? Water, Water Everywhere, Nor Any Drop to Drink The Promise of Biotech DIY-Bio Random Takeaways Home Again, Cambridge, and Cincinnati We are in an era of accelerating change, moving toward a future that will be profoundly different from the past we grew...
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Fingers of Instability Ubiquity, Complexity Theory, and Sandpiles Stability Leads to Instability A Stable Disequilibrium 3 Billion and Counting The Texas Senate Race - A Game Changer 60 Years and Counting "To trace something unknown back to something known is alleviating, soothing, gratifying and...
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In This Issue: Stocks Got A Second Wind In July But, How Long Will It Last? Technology Appears To Be Turning Around Blue Chips Top The Best Sellers Chart The Economy Looks Better, But Not Great Asia's Growth Is Much Stronger A Single Stock Covers China And Its Neighbors The Bottom Line This Week...
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Dear Reader, I am writing you in some haste this morning, fueled both by what may be an overdose of espresso and a general lack of sleep due to fulfilling my responsibilities as the managing editor of The Casey Report , the final copy deadline for which is inconveniently today. In the interest of not...
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March 6, 2009 Dear Readers, Of late, it seems as though I have gotten sideways with the technology deities. First, as reported recently, was my accidental deletion of an hour-and-a-half recorded interview with trading gurus Dave Hightower and Terry Roggensack. Then, yesterday, while waiting to put in...
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This week I have a special Outside the Box for you. My long-time friend Doug Casey wrote a very prescient piece back in 1997. He has updated it somewhat for today's times. The critical part is a summary of the work of Richard Strauss and (friend) John Howe and their book The Fourth Turning , which...
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John Mauldin's Outside the Box
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John Mauldin
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12-29-2008
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Filed under: Economic Forecast, Doug Casey, Technology, Diversification, John Howe, Casey Research, Hari Seldon, Archetypes, The Fourth Turning, Richard Strauss, Baby Boomers, Economic Crisis