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The confident trader is one that takes stock market education seriously and in all respects of the word, he or she will have a sizable amount of fear for the market. Always, always and never fail to respect the market and tread carefully when you are trading. Confidence is not like brashness. You do not charge into battle wearing nothing more than a paper hat and a knife for peeling fruit do you? What you do is armour up and grab a weapon you know will have some bearing on your battle. Confidence is also about being smart and knowing when to run away and avoid something that you know you cannot win.

It’s when an investor has information no one else knows. They then try to profit from the information by trading stocks or bonds. The key here is the information. It’s from the inside . . . the normal investing public would never stumble across it.

One key characteristic shared by winning penny stocks is having a great story. It sounds simple enough. But truly great stories are hard to come by. The business must be compelling and have a high probability of success.

Investing on the stock exchange has been popular over the years, whether the market has been high or low. This kind of investing is best for those who are aggressive enough to invest their hard-earned money on a company’s share, but are also willing to lose every penny invested.

Equip yourself with the skill on how to pick stocks and make money in less than 20 minutes per trading day. Find out how you can start to trade and profit from the stock market on the next stock market opening!

For a beginner, the stock market events can seem to be very daunting. In the very beginning, stock market can be confusing and overwhelming. Many investors view investing as a sort of gambling, where profits come out of luck.

What can we learn about trading from the greatest baseball hitter of all time? What was the secret of Ted Williams’ success? How do we apply Ted Williams’ technique to the practice of our trading?

What’s the best book on trading to get started with? How can a book help you trade? How should I focus my studies?

This earnings season companies have been posting wonderful results, which have been driving stocks up, up, up! Every quarter we listen patently as the CEO and CFO of our favorite stocks provide a report card. Like all little kids at report card time we hope for the best, and want nothing more than straight As!

This second quarter of earnings season for 2007 is kicking off to a wild start. Oil and other commodity prices have marched upward and technology stocks have continued their bull run. However, to top it all off, the Dow continues to reach new highs and is quickly closing in on the never before achieved 14,000 mark.