Mike Landfair

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Is Crude Finally Heading Higher?

November 6th 2009 16:41
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Pumping Crude


A Quick Update on the Crude Oil Market

Adam Hewison founder of MarketClub writes, "I was just looking at the charts and they are beginning to look very, very bullish. The formation I show you in today’s video is a classic continuation pattern to the upside. This pattern also confirms a Fibonacci target number we are looking at."

This video is short and to the point and I think it will get you thinking about this energy market

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need to register. After you watch the movie, please feel free to comment on blog.
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Adam Hewison is offering a free email trading course.

Who's Adam Hewison? He's a former floor trader on the IMM, IOM, NYFE and LIFFE as well as a risk manager of a large, multinational corporation in Geneva, Switzerland. He also has written books on forex trading and trend following. In 1995, he founded INO.com and later co-founded MarketClub. He's been in the trading biz for over three decades and has seen it all. Hecreated this course as a way to give back and share trading tips and techniques that he still uses in his trading today.


In my Free Mini Email Course, he will show and explain the tools and strategies you need to increase your success rate in the marketplace.

(1) The importance of psychology in price movement

(2) How to spot mega trends

(3) Understanding of technical price objectives

(4) How to picture price objectives

(5) How to trade with moving averages

(6) How to use point and figure trading techniques

(7) How to use the RSI indicator

(8) How to correctly use stochastics in your trading

(9) How to use the ADX indicator to capture trends

(10) How to capitalize on natural market cycles.

Plus, you will you will learn all about fibonacci retracements, MACD, Bollinger Bands and much more.

Just fill out the form and we’ll get you started right away.

All the best!
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Adam Hewison of MarketClub, successful trader, has shared his The 10 Golden Rules to Successful Trading in this video:

I would add one more. Never average down!

Ok, I violate this rule occasionally, but on the whole, you can stay out of big trouble by following this rule. Chances are you made a mistake and should take a small loss and watch for another opportunity or move on. Averaging down gets you invested in an outcome. You do not want your ego invested in a particular viewpoint. You want to be free to go with the flow. Averaging down dams the flow.

Do you have any additional rules? Share them in the comment section or email me at landfair3554@comcast.net

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Adam Hewison of MarketClub, successful trader, has shared his The 10 Golden Rules to Successful Trading in this video:

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New Video Looks at S&P Potential Top

October 27th 2009 16:07
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There is compelling evidence that we may have seen a top in the S&P index.

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Is the NASDAQ Now in Thin Air?

October 21st 2009 17:42
Of the three major indexes we track: DOW, NASDAQ and the S&P 500, only the NASDAQ is in thin air.

What do I mean by thin air? So far the NASDAQ is the only index to make it past the 50% Fibonacci retracement levels as measured from the highs seen in 2007 and the lows that were made in March of this year


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Gold Is Explosive!

October 11th 2009 00:01
Adrian Douglas is a member of GATA and sits on the board. He was interviewed by Eric King of King World News about the supply and demand for physical gold. You can hear that interview here.

Importantly, you can read his views in more depth at his website Market Force Analysis in a piece just released.titled The Dynamics of the Gold and Silver markets?...Explosive!
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In Adam Hewison's new short video, he shares with you some divergences that are taking place in the S&P 500 right now.

I'm also going to show you divergences that didn't work out, what you should look for, and how you should act when a divergence does not work


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In Adam Hewison's new short video, he shares with you some divergences that are taking place in the S&P 500 right now.

I'm also going to show you divergences that didn't work out, what you should look for, and how you should act when a divergence does not work


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The S&P 500 has seen remarkable recovery from the lows that were seen earlier this year. However, all of that may come to an end as we fast approach a strategic level for this market. There are two major technical indicators that are colliding at a crucial point and time. Unless you’re aware of these indicators, it could be very expensive.

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Recent Comments

Comment by Mike Landfair
on The Train That's Coming!

March 20th 2009 05:16
ZZMike, Actually when the FED buys bonds it floods the system with dollars. Maybe the Chinese are selling.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on ARE THE CONSUMERS TO BLAME?

September 23rd 2008 05:15
Cibbuano, think what you want. The point of my post is:

"So what! Are we taxpayers supposed to rush in and make everyone whole? I say to heck with them all. I don't have much sympathy for victims. I think everyone should have the right to fail."

Comment by Mike Landfair
on jk

September 23rd 2008 05:06
I want to be a freelance writer and earn enough so that I will be able to write from somewhere warm with my toes in the sand.

Your first point, THE POWER OF CLARITY, cuts right to the heart of my problem. I have been vague about coming up with topics for querys. By the end of this month. I will have a list of topics and by the end of October, I will have submitted five queries to magazines.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on ARE THE CONSUMERS TO BLAME?

September 23rd 2008 00:31
I think there were a lot of borrowers that knew the papers they signed were fraudulent, yet they signed anyway.

I think there were a lot of brokers that made a ton of money winking at the rules and allowed or encouraged those borrowers to sign, and there were a lot of banks that loaned money knowing the papers were fraudulent..

So what! Are we taxpayers supposed to rush in and make everyone whole? I say to heck with them all. I don't have much sympathy for victims. I think everyone should have the right to fail.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on Paris preview: Saab 9X Air Concept

September 21st 2008 03:35
I drive a 1999 Saab now, and I would surely trade up to this. I like how Saab has pushed the wheels out to the corners like Mini Cooper and the Volvo C30

Comment by Mike Landfair
on The Oil Bull Resumes

August 21st 2008 23:27
Market Newbie, I enjoy your blog. It inspires me to write.

I don't agree with everything you say, but who does. You had a kernel of truth about the market and I took it in an another direction. If there's controversy, it only increases our readership and maybe we both learn something.

Thanks for stopping by.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on A GULLIBLE MARKET

August 21st 2008 05:30
Careful with your prognostications, Punk, my studies show that OIl is still trading above its long term trendline. Major support is at $100 to 105.

As for Gold, its trendline is in no danger of being broken. In fact the last major pullback was 22% and that's about where we are at this time. Painful, but no big deal.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on THEY SUDDENLY GREW A CONSCIENCE?

July 20th 2008 06:18
"To me, the Law on Supply and Demand, only applies when the "buyers" are the "consumers." "

Niow, that's just silly thinking. A buyer is not limited to just consumers. Buyers are can have every reason in the world to buy including irrational, insane reasons to buy. That goes for sellers, too

Sorry!.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on THEY SUDDENLY GREW A CONSCIENCE?

July 20th 2008 00:30
" I don’t know people, but somehow, I don’t think they even realize they are doing anything wrong. The reason they are selling now according to an Associated Press report is because of fear of the effects of a rising inflation."

These traders are not selling for that reason. Did you notice Oil peaked when politicians started talking about opening up drilling in the offshore areas? The only thing that will bring down prices, Econ 101, is increased supply.

Buying oil is for protection from a USD that has gone down over 50% in the last seven years.

BTW, inflation is not rising prices but the symptom of a FED that has continually depreciated the USD.

Comment by Mike Landfair
on Record Oil Prices: What does it mean?

June 14th 2008 19:49
The latest news on oil prices is that freight is getting so expensive, many manufacturers are bringing their production back to the US.

The Wall Street Journal reports
"My cost of getting a shipping container here from China just keeps going up -- and I don't see any end in sight," says Claude Hayes, president of the retail heating division at DESA LLC. He says that cost has jumped about 15%, to about $5,300, since January and is set to increase again next month to $5,600.