This is my interpretation using Technical Analysis and Elliott Wave Theory to look at the FTSE 100, DAX and Dow Jones. Elliott wave is my preferred tool when looking at the stock market, I believe that it can work to reflect the “psychology” of the market quite accurately.
I am NOT a very experienced trader or technical analyst, but I am very interest in developing my skills and welcome you to share your experienced and advice so that we may both learn from it. Nothing in this video should be taken as investment or trading advice.
Joe’s Youtube video (Please watch and subscribe):
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Analysis and Discussion with Dan Alpert of Westwood Capital (Bloomberg News)
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Chapter 6: Antwerp, the age of printing (1500-1560)
“…becomes the main place for trading in goods from Northern Europe…. traded against products from the Orient…. bourse becomes Europe’s main financial centre… for insurance, betting + lotteries… banking network helped finance foreign trade… essential element(s) in mercantile power…
“…first user of… innovation… in printing…. paves the way for freedom of expression, advances in individualism + reason…. and propagation of the Judaic(?) ideal…. destroys the (rule of) the Vatican + holy Roman empire… to unite Europe around the Latin language + the Catholic Church…”
“Foreigners come flocking in, accenting progress + boosting the city’s energy + vitality…”
“The wars of religion (destroy) the sea routes …cut Antwerp off from its sources of trade… the city no longer has the means… at the mercy of even the smallest financial crisis… hit by… stock market speculation…”
So the early communications technology of printed books + papers, etc, transformed society just as the internet is doing today – and freeing people from the agendas of politics, doctrines of hegemonic empires and constructed dogmas of religions – if we will but tear ourselves away from the hypnotic television ‘entertainment’ industry designed to keep us all more or less permanently asleep, uhh. Only the Catholic Church then as media corporations are now, tended to take advantage to ruthlessly capture their own market and feed them their diet of dressed-up lies, meaningless platitudes and half-truths as a cover for their own lack of spirituality whilst ever maintaining control through fear, ignorance + prejudice.
But the physical presence of people with ideas from other countries is also as significant today as no one country has a monopoly on intelligence. Thus the destructive + regressive effect of “wars of religion” today (the West is still wantonly fighting the un-Christian Crudases of 1,000 years ago) as a means of feeding the USA’s military-industrial complex instead of its relying on trade for its wealth any more. Sadly, the state of Belgium had little use for African people in its dark colonial empire days, though. “Heart of Darkness” was written about the viciousness of the 1800’s Belgian colonial regime in the Congo. So much for European ‘civilization’ and their much-touted Christianity.
Interesting contemporary comparison – “Britain has become a “brittle” society where even the smallest effect on resources risks bringing the country to its knees…” http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/5172557/Britain-has-become-brittle-society-says-think-tank.html
Lesson for the Future: “A new communications technology prooves merciless towards existing powers”
Chapters 1 – 15 of Lessons for the Future (’Leçons pour lavenir’) are presented by Jacques Attali http://www.france24.com/en/category/tags-emissions/lessons-future
Also see Antwerp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antwerp and Holy Roman Empire http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Roman_Empire
Note: (.flv) download links R freely available via the RSS feed for this topic on France vingt-quatre. BTW, I am only uploading selected chapters I wish to comment on so pls feel free to upload the rest yourself, OK. Tks, DD
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www.tradingemini.com Trading Emini 2 25 2010 Pre Market Analysis
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This is my interpretation using Technical Analysis and Elliott Wave Theory to look at the FTSE 100. Elliott wave is my preferred tool when looking at the stock market, I believe that it can work to reflect the “psychology” of the market quite accurately.
I am NOT a very experienced trader or technical analyst, but I am very interest in developing my skills and welcome you to share your experienced and advice so that we may both learn from it. Nothing in this video should be taken as investment or trading advice.
Last video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdq0fkiXBxc
Joes Youtube video (Please watch and subscribe):
http://www.youtube.com/user/ElliottTrader
John Pipers Website (Recommended Subscription Service):
http://johnpiperstrading.com/
Please let me know what you think and feel free to leave questions or general comments.
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Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — Jud Pyle, a market analyst at PEAK6 Investments LP, talks with Bloomberg Television about the outlook for U.S. stocks. (This is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg)
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I just opened a BO account in a broker house. I want to learn trading in stock market correctly.
Please show me some ways.
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http://FreeTradingVideos.com Low Volume Trading Day Causes Markets Streak to Die
The markets ended slightly in the red amid very low trading volume and a late session selloff and weakness in basic materials.
Crude oil tops $80
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A lecture on the very Basics of how to start thinking about and trading the market.