Published documents by Nelson

2009

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), the two last major investment banks left standing after the carnage Wall Street, have ended the era of investment banking by changing their status to bank holding companies. The change means the two firms can now create commercial banks that will be able to take deposits. The move marks a sea change on Wall Street 75 years since the...

Option Trading: The Ins And Outs Published on 01/06/2009

The decision to enter into the universe of option trading is an important one: these days, investors have a vast array of information in regards to options available so they can make informed decisions. Indicators, commentaries from Wall Street professionals as well as market indicators are available to the average investor. Still, like the game of Craps, the down-side is that stock options...

Oz Minerals’ Choices Published on 01/06/2009

Oz Minerals, the result of the merger between Oxiana and Zinifex, continues to have a rough time in the early months of its new life. It has been hit by the financial markets downturn, the drop in commodity prices, especially for its key metals, lead, zinc and copper, and demand is tumbling as major economies slow, even China. It’s the world’s second largest zinc mining company and...

Bear Market Looms? Published on 01/06/2009

If anything, the current turmoil and its impact on credit markets and confidence could have the effect of bring on another rate cut next month in Australia next month, says the AMP’s chief economist and strategist, Dr Shane Oliver. He says that with financial turmoil intensifying again, various commentators have been making comparisons to the 1930s, shares have been hitting new bear market...

Make Money Through Option Trading Published on 01/06/2009

stock market investors have a wide range of investment opportunities available to them today. Typically, an investor will include a mix of mutual funds, stocks, and bonds as part of a portfolio. More sophisticated investors will consider using option trading to diversify their portfolio. Remember that option trading is not \"one size fits all\". The best way to discover whether option trading...

Earnings Strangles A Simple Trading System Published on 01/06/2009

Here’s a simple trading strategy that requires no fundamental or technical analysis. It’s called a strangle and is most useful during earnings seasons or before a big report. The basic idea is that announcements cause an increase in the volatility of a stock. Oftentimes after an earnings report a stock will gap either up or down. This can cause the value of an option to increase for two...

Trading Stock For Dummies Published on 01/06/2009

I used to wonder if there was a dummies guide to making profitable stock trades. Well after a few months trying to find such a thing I think I have found such a system. In this article I will explain what it is and how it works and how I make a few hundred dollars each month while still considering myself to be a dummy! The big problem I used to have when I dabbled with stock trading was...

A Look At Online Stock Market Trading Published on 01/06/2009

The mighty Internet and all its possibilities have created drastic changes in the way we conduct our lives and play. This new technology has created changes in every aspect possible, from finding a job to finding a mate. Do you know that you can even buy and sell stocks online and get access to your account anytime you want to without leaving your home? Brokers like having the ability to...

Doubling Stock - Profit From Stock Trading Once You Learn How Published on 01/06/2009

Then doubling stock is right for you, it’s a newsletter that is backed by intelligent software. A stock analysis program that nets 4 billion profit a year This program analysis each and every stock in the market using the technical analysis .Analysis is done on the prices of the stock and the pattern which the stock prices have risen or gone down. The same analysis also predicts the...

Staying Focused On The Long-term Published on 01/06/2009

Quadruple witching has led the fourth day of triple-digit intraday moves for the Dow. The ban on short-selling forced many traders to close out their positions rather than roll them over. The big gains on Friday were really just an extension of what we saw on Thursday. Anyone who did not own stocks at lunchtime on Thursday missed out on the rally. The rally happened too fast for most...