A New Years Greeting From MrEd.

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I guess it’s only fitting for me to make the first post for 2012. I take this opportunity to thank all the guest writers that have contributed to my blog over the past year. The number of people who come to the blog and stay and read what is here is very pleasing, for to see your efforts accepted by others is the most rewarding thing that can happen.

For all those who support this blog I really hope that it is helping you to achieve some or all of your dreams. Of course this is not a teaching blog and we don’t give advice or try to steer you one way or the other. All we do here is present information. What you do with that information is entirely up to you.

The people whose posts you read here are just like you. They seek information and they are passing it on in the form of a blog post. Some of it is excellent, some of it is poor, some of it is probably not up to scratch. I try to edit as best I can but sometimes things slip through so I apologise for that.

Some of you may know from reading some of my earlier articles on my website Expandingwealth.com that I have been trading the stock market for over 40 years. No I haven’t made a fortune from it, but I have made enough to keep me interested and that is why I keep this blog going. One day some of you will find the secret to investing and making money from the stock market.
Some time ago I set up a website called “Stockmarket option trading ^(http://www.stockmarketoptiontrading.com)” it was not meant as a get rich quick website, more like a money to live on idea. I haven’t promoted it heavily and so a lot of people probably haven’t had the opportunity to see it.

I gave a disc to a friend to try out. He has now taken what he has learned from the lessons and subsidises his retirement. Is he getting rich? No but he does make a satisfying income on the side from his efforts.  He has had his disappointments and loses occasionally but he tells me he has always been able to draw money from his earnings. I say earnings because you do have to put in a little effort.

Here is my New Year present to all my readers, since I feel strongly about your success. I will put the whole course on a DVD, which I will personally print, and post to you. You can go to the sales page for Stockmarket optiont rading ^(http://www.stockmarketoptiontrading.com) and see the offers there so you know what this is about, but don’t buy from that page.

What you need to do is to go to this link (CLICK FOR OFFER) ^(http://www.stockmarketoptiontrading.com/members/ContactUs/customer_support/contactUs.html)

DVD Offer

DVD Offer

and leave me a message to indicate your interest. Those who accept the offer will get a personal email from me with a link to a secret page available nowhere else on the Internet where you click a button to order. I could use a fulfilment company to do this but it is something I’d like to do myself. However there is a catch, I will need at least 10 people who are interested in option trading ^(http://www.ucontext.com/cbhop.php/4314/0/0c0ee8c943e9eeb540aae83d50f8d23e/option+trading)  to take up the offer. I will keep the offer open for the next two weeks after that I’m taking a break.

Don’t miss this it is most probably your answer. Will it make you rich? I don’t know, can’t speak for you or how hard you try. Is it easy to do? For some, yes. Are there any guarantees? No you will have the DVD what you do with it is up to you.

Click the links now; it might change your future.

As I said it is a gift to my readers and you will not buy it any cheaper than you will at this offer. I know I have readers all over the world, so it doesn’t matter where you live I’ll post it to the address you give me.

It doesn’t get better than this…….

 

 

From my family to you and yours may all you wish for in the coming year be granted to you with all the love you deserve.

 

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We thank you all for reading this blog and wish you all the best for the coming season and the new year.

We will be back soon with more tips and tricks to help you EXPAND YOUR WEALTH.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

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Mutual Fund NAV – Deceipt and Mathematics

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Millions of mutual fund shareholders check their

Here’s where it gets interesting, challenging, and most likely deadly for the average individual.

First, many people do not understand the market for bonds is much much bigger than the world of stocks. However though it is a bigger market-place, the reporting is not as sophisticated or clear. How does one sell a bond when they’re a portfolio executive? Frequently you’ll have a liaison with one or two bond traders that you will call on the phone and say “Hey, wanna buy some bonds?” They’ll say ‘yes ‘ or ‘no ‘ and then give you the price they are ready to pay. You can call around and get 1 or 2 prices and judge whether you may take one of the offers or whether you’ll just forget about selling the bonds (Naturally, there are far more electronic systems of realizing this job nowadays , but the process is just about the same).

So do you suspect the mutual fund ^(http://www.ucontext.com/cbhop.php/4314/0/0378fcb2f0e9f95a24e1c0fe5b9993f4/mutual+fund) manager has someone call each day to get a specified price on each of hundreds or thousands of bond holdings? Hmmm…

And what about even less liquid holdings like limited partnership shares or holdings in privately-held companies that are never traded on any stock exchange ^(http://www.ucontext.com/cbhop.php/4314/0/d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e/stock+exchange)? To get an agreed upon valid offer on these holdings you have to have an evaluation done which takes a significant amount of time, not to mention payment. Do you think that mutual fund chiefs are having assessments done on each of their less-liquid holdings each and every working day? No way.

The most important fraud is the issue of what are called “phantom shares” or shares of stock that don39;t even exist. Everyday on each stock exchange, millions of shares of stock trade that don’t even exist. Difficult to believe? Yes, but it’s 100% true and documented. Does your mutual fund own any of these ghost shares? If so , what is the real price?

Put this all together and you might find that owning 1 or 2 gold coins you can hold in your hand or socking money away in the pillow isn’t such a really bad idea after all. You can’t rely only on mutual fund ratings anymore. Your mutual fund nav might not be giving you a precise picture of what your investment is really worth.

To get a better grasp of the correct way to keep a good hold on of your investments and find the best mutual fund ^(http://www.mutualfundnavx.com/best-mutual-funds-how-to-find-yours/)s without staying in front of the computer monitor or watching the sattelite finance channel all day, read more from Patrick Barus on MutualFundNAVx.com ^(http://www.mutualfundnavx.com) and other Internet sites aligned to fiscal stories net.

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Stock Market Trading Conclusion

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Well this is how things worked out.
I made a judgment on the majority of people voting against the incumbent
government. Which they did.
However the voting was so close the parliament was hung until an independent
voted with the present government. Even though the majority of votes went against
them they were re-installed.
This saw a temporary drop in the market because of the Labor Party policy of
a new mining tax. So a little bit of a reaction there.
I sold one of my experimental purchases at a small loss but kept the
other and now that all the hoo haa has settled down I am seeing a profit.
My conclusion here is that the majority of the market trades on sentiment not on
any facts or figures of individual companies. Making it a hit and miss
occupation at best.
The exception is, if you can do your homework and find a stock of value
while it is still in it’s infancy and hold it until the market trends upwards.
Check out the video in one of my previous posts (make you smile)
MR Ed.

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Something is happening in the STOCK MARKET.

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Well it could be that the Labor Day has come and that’s when most of the Wall Street Movers and Shakers come back from holidays, the other reason that for the past couple of moths the stock market has been consolidating. You might have noticed how you’ve been in and out of the market and seeming not to be making much money.

The other day in the blog I wrote about a Dead Cat Bounce; perhaps that was just an indication that the market is finally going to trend, but which way. If we knew that we could all make millions very quickly.

I’ve also talked about tuning into what people are thinking and are likely to do. Well the last three days are making me think that perhaps the thinking is “hey we are a bit tired of this going nowhere it’s time make some money” sort of thing. One of my pet indicators is turnover and we’ve seen a good bit of that this past week. So I think the signs are bullish but I’m not jumping in and buying just yet. Rather I’ll look forward to making some money on the stock I bought while the market was down. You do the same don’t you, ‘only buy when the market is down’ I hope so.

This is also a time to be very careful on how you interpret the signs, for we should not forget that a lot of people are now using ‘Trading Programs’ to try and make profit on a daily basis and I feel it has an influence in the market. If your watching closely you can see these extreme overbought and over sold indicators. So it is a matter of learning to see the actions of people to confirm the trend not try to anticipate it. It could also be a time to forget a lot of the old rules of trading the market.

These of course are my thoughts on the matter and are in no way an indication of what you should do. As I always preach, do your own research and get advice from your professional adviser if you like.

Want to learn more about trading the stock market ^(http://www.ucontext.com/cbhop.php/4314/0/f19b18f69dfcc10a12850cdfaf93a2b0/stock+market) “Expanding Wealth.com”

P.S Watch this very interesting video “Is this you”

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