Today is here and is the now. Yesterday was simply history and can’t come back. Tomorrow is in the waiting and we don’t know what to expect. All of that is just simple information about how to handle life and money. You may be wondering what I’m talking about. Let me explain.

The Internet pretty much took everyone by storm as it opened up so many possibilities for anyone who was creative enough to go out and venture into the “world” of making money online. The biggest problem most people have with making any money online is how to do it and if they are going to get scammed.

There are so many people who would love to make what they call “easy money” when in fact it’s not actually easy to do. Think about it. You search on the Internet for hours trying to find a way to make money and everything that comes up sounds just too good to be true. Problem is, it is. You decide to give up and figure there’s nothing in it for you and your life is just the way it is.

Well, it just doesn’t have to be that way. I’m not expert here myself. I am just your average guy who is sharing information with you because I enjoy writing about this. That’s just it. The Internet is full of information about information. So get some. Give some. Learn to profit from doing just that.

Thing is, add your own style to the mix. Make it unique for each and every single visitor to comes to your website or blog to be wowed by what you have to offer. Try sharing information with text. Try it with video. Sound. All three. Anything. Just find a way to do it and it can happen for you.

I really do love what those people say who all say that there is no way to make real money on the Internet. They say it’s all a scam and just cannot be done. Okay, you’re right. It cannot be done for YOU. I, however, choose to do it and therefore it WILL be done by ME.

Come up with a fantastic killer idea and put it to use with your own blog or website and get creative about it. Show what you have to offer the world and just go for it. Learn. Act.

See, that’s the main problem with just about anyone when it comes to doing anything. We are all ready and willing to learn how to do something that will make us money and willing to spread the word. Are we willing to act on it though? Most people are not or there would be a lot more people who are very successful and making good money and have financial freedom.

I found a great article on a blog that talks about all of this that I want to share with you because I feel it’s very beneficial to what I’m talking about. I also feel it will give you great content that you can put to use and will be able to effectively build something with. Check it out here: http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/1044/niche-profit-classroom/.

What are your thoughts? Do you believe you can truly make money online? Do you know someone who has made any money online of any amount or even yourself? How did you go about doing it and what strategies worked the best for you?

Share your thoughts about this and let your voice be heard. That’s where it all starts.

So… What do you think? I would love to hear what you have to say.

Profitably/properly. The extension of market-rationality into every sphere of labor has practically universalized the conflict (“trade-off”) between doing the job profitably and doing the job properly.

Apple launches its latest portable media player iPod Nano 4GB Silver, after the success of the iPod. The first generation of mid-range model of the iPod family has established in 2005. This latest Media Player from Apple uses flash memory as its predecessor, the iPod Shuffle, but with a miniature version of the screen and Click Wheel. Since its inception, this model has been revised twice by the company. And 'the use of flash memory,This model is different from iPod Classic.

The new Apple iPod Nano 4GB Silver is comfortable to work with iTunes on Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. This latest version of iPod to your computer is connected via the dock connector properties in the same way as the third and fourth generation of iPod. It took only nine months for the iPod nano to develop them. Available in a choice of two colors white and black, the media player has 4GBMemory that can store 1,000 songs. The new Apple iPod Nano 4GB Silver notes that support general purpose integrated circuits. This new model of Apple, weighs 50% less than their successors. There was a high level of enthusiasm in the market during the introduction of silver. The positive response that led to the heavy turnover that creates miracles. Apple has managed to profit by selling heavy iPod.

Along with this media player, Apple has also published someIncludes accessories, armbands and silicone "tubes". These accessories help protect your media player from scratches. The combination lanyard-earphone accessory that hangs around his neck, to avoid the clutter of cables earphones. While this media player from Apple uses the same connection via FireWire cable Apple iPod does not support synchronization over a FireWire connection. Silver is a stopwatch and a multiple time zone clock function. It also has a Click WheelFeature that the iPod when not in use to protect and safeguard the calendar and contacts. There was little criticism of this model. But they have been made in recent days and the turnover jumped to the creation of new records.

Volatility is coming back into the currency markets following the news that Dubai World is looking to default on its debts. Overnight again we see some strength from the Japanese Yen and the US Dollar.

The first setup I noticed this morning was a descending triangle forming on the AUDUSD 5 min chart and this was just above the big number 0.9000. So waited for the line of support to be broken and a close below the 0.9000 level before entering the trade. We got the close below, by 1 point, and the trade was entered but straight away the price rallied and broke back up through the line of resistance and the trade was closed for a loss of 15 points. So the first trade failed, but that is trading we know not every trade will be a winner. So eyes back onto the charts looking for another set up.

Cable was trading in a box pattern and with 7am approaching this is where I would be focusing my eyes for the next trade. We get the close below support at 7am and the trade was entered, but this time I was looking for a target of 50 points based on the box pattern, not the usual 20 points from the 7am break. The 50 point target also tied in with the support 1 (S1) level of the daily pivots. And after 20 minutes the target was hit and the trade closed for 50 points profit.

So one win and one loss this morning but still up 35 points.

Learning Points

1: Understand Risk, what is the most you could lose on the trade if it went against you.

2: A loss is a business expense, you will always get them. Learn to accept them and move on.

Quote of the day from Marty Schwartz

“I’m more concerned about controlling the downside. Learn to take the losses. The most important thing about making money is not to let your losses get out of hand.”

The mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse raises its full-year earnings forecast after better-than-expected sales…. From BBC News. Full story

This site may contain information about: mobile shop. The blog is also related to: handphone.

The mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse raises its full-year earnings forecast after better-than-expected sales…. From BBC News. Full story

This site may contain information about: fashion shopping. The blog is also related to: london shopping.

aud/usd long 0.8897 – 0.8933 (HALF OF NORMAL ORDER SIZE!)
nzd/usd long 0,6950 – 0.6965
For these two calls, standart strategy: TP +80pips, SL 50.

Hi,

We took +80 pips profit of AUD/USD call.

Monday, November 23, 2009 1:51 PM

A page one, top-of-the-fold New York Times report Monday warns that U.S. debt is rising so fast that the federal government is careening toward a “payment shock” in the not-too-distant future.

The Times lead headline read: “Federal Government Faces Balloon in Debt Payments: At $700 Billion a Year, Cost Will Top Budgets for 2 Wars, Education, Energy.”

The Times headline appears eerie just as the Senate moves to push forward on a radical healthcare reform — with CBO estimates for a final bill costing nearly $1 trillion dollars over the next year.

The national debt now stands at over $12 trillion and the White House estimates that the cost of servicing the debt will rise to more than $700 billion a year in 2019, up from $202 billion this year. The Times suggests that $700 billion annual payment cost may be conservative.

The additional $500 billion a year in interest payments would surpass the combined budgets this year for education, energy, homeland security, plus the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Times observes.

Treasury officials face not only huge new debts incurred in response to the economic meltdown but a balloon of short-term borrowings coming due in the months ahead, and interest rates that are certain to return to normal levels when the Federal Reserve concludes that the fiscal emergency has passed.

Link to Article

If you are a fiduciary for your employer’s retirement savings plan, you already know that life isn’t getting any simpler. Lawsuits against plan fiduciaries are on the upswing, and some fiduciaries have been found personally liable for plan losses under ERISA, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

What you may not know is that neither your company’s directors’ and officers’ (D&O) insurance nor the bond that all retirement plan sponsors are required by law to carry will indemnify you for claims involving benefit plans. The former excludes such claims; the latter covers only plans themselves. Instead, you need fiduciary-liability insurance, and if you don’t know whether you have it, you should find out.

This wasn’t such an urgent issue a decade ago. But the litigation landscape began to change in 2004 when 10 former outside directors of Enron Corp. were together forced to cough up $1.5 million of their own money, without recourse to insurance or indemnification, to settle a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Labor. The suit alleged mismanagement of employee retirement funds, which were heavily invested in Enron stock that became worthless after the company imploded in an accounting scandal. Prior to that time, the idea that corporate officers or directors might have to open their own wallets to settle such a case was virtually unthinkable.

Since then, the floodgates have opened, with plaintiffs’ lawyers filing dozens of lawsuits against retirement plan sponsors and their executives who, they claim, committed a variety of fiduciary mistakes, from countenancing exorbitant vendor fees to stocking their plans with inappropriate investment options. Some of the cases have been dismissed, but many continue to grind their way through the court system. All the while, defense costs are accruing.

Link to Article

By Jeff Clark
Stowe, Vermont

“There’s no doubt in my mind that we’ll have a mania in gold. And because the gold and especially silver markets are so tiny, the rush into them will be like trying to push the contents of Hoover Dam through a garden hose. Our positions will go absolutely ballistic.” – Doug Casey, September 2009

There’s certain to be a rush into gold and silver, and buying before Main Street catches gold fever is the only way to play this trend. Because when Midas fever hits, prices will explode to the upside, for both the metals and the stocks. How do we know that?

First, let’s look at gold. If we added up all the gold ever mined on the planet, its total value would equal no more than $5 trillion at today’s prices. Yet, look at how this compares to the debt and bailouts and other monetary mischief of current governments…

Let’s make this chart very clear. Of the $5 trillion in gold ever mined…

• The US government has thrown over twice as much at the economy in the past 12 months.
• The US debt is more than double this amount so far this year.
• Total global government bailouts are almost four times larger (and this is a conservative figure; one estimate puts it at $24 trillion).

I intended to include annual gold production as one of the comparisons, but the chart isn’t big enough and neither is your monitor: 2008’s global gold production equaled about $73 billion, and to make that figure discernable on the chart would require the Global Bailouts bar to hit the ceiling above your head. That’s how small the gold market is.

The implications are undeniable: when the greater public rushes into gold – whether in response to inflation, dollar woes, war, whatever – the price will be forced up by an order of magnitude.

While physical gold will protect our wealth, it’s the gold stocks that can potentially make us wealthy.

Once again, to get a sense of the Lilliputian size of the gold industry, I compared it to several other leading industries and stocks.

The value, as measured by market capitalization, of all gold producers around the world is less than Wal-Mart’s. Every gold stock would need to nearly double just for the industry to match ExxonMobil. The oil and gas industry is about 12 times bigger.

When your neighbors and relatives and co-workers and friends all start clamoring to buy gold stocks, the pressure on prices will be enormous, rocketing our positions upwards.

Meanwhile – and admitting we’re first and foremost gold bugs – the picture for silver is even more dramatic. The potential for silver stocks is jaw dropping.

If the gold industry is tiny, then silver’s $9 billion market cap makes it a nano industry. The entire silver industry is over 21 times smaller than gold’s! If gold explodes, silver will go supernova.

Consider these macro-facts about a micro-market and what they reveal about silver’s enormous potential:

• There are over 200 companies in the S&P 500 with a market cap larger than the entire market of silver producers.
• There are five times more gold stocks than silver.
• Total silver production in 2008 was valued around $10.3 billion (at today’s prices). That represents just 1.5% of the $700 billion bailout last year, and 0.006% of the current US monetary base.
• Of the 20 largest silver producers, only five actually call themselves a “silver” company, due to the fact that about 73% of all silver mined is a byproduct of other metals mining.

Any flood into the silver market would overwhelm it. In other words, the rise will be stunning. While it’s not going to happen tomorrow, I strongly suggest you get on board before that rocket ship takes off.

Just putting these charts together stirred my feelings of restlessness, making me anxious for the mania in precious metals to arrive. But the timing is not up to us. Be patient, because if you’re invested in gold and silver and the respective, high-quality stocks, you’re on the right side of this trend.

Regards,

Jeff Clark
Senior Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report
for The Daily Reckoning
By Jeff Clark
Stowe, Vermont

“There’s no doubt in my mind that we’ll have a mania in gold. And because the gold and especially silver markets are so tiny, the rush into them will be like trying to push the contents of Hoover Dam through a garden hose. Our positions will go absolutely ballistic.” – Doug Casey, September 2009

There’s certain to be a rush into gold and silver, and buying before Main Street catches gold fever is the only way to play this trend. Because when Midas fever hits, prices will explode to the upside, for both the metals and the stocks. How do we know that?

First, let’s look at gold. If we added up all the gold ever mined on the planet, its total value would equal no more than $5 trillion at today’s prices. Yet, look at how this compares to the debt and bailouts and other monetary mischief of current governments…

Let’s make this chart very clear. Of the $5 trillion in gold ever mined…

• The US government has thrown over twice as much at the economy in the past 12 months.
• The US debt is more than double this amount so far this year.
• Total global government bailouts are almost four times larger (and this is a conservative figure; one estimate puts it at $24 trillion).

I intended to include annual gold production as one of the comparisons, but the chart isn’t big enough and neither is your monitor: 2008’s global gold production equaled about $73 billion, and to make that figure discernable on the chart would require the Global Bailouts bar to hit the ceiling above your head. That’s how small the gold market is.

The implications are undeniable: when the greater public rushes into gold – whether in response to inflation, dollar woes, war, whatever – the price will be forced up by an order of magnitude.

While physical gold will protect our wealth, it’s the gold stocks that can potentially make us wealthy.

Once again, to get a sense of the Lilliputian size of the gold industry, I compared it to several other leading industries and stocks.

The value, as measured by market capitalization, of all gold producers around the world is less than Wal-Mart’s. Every gold stock would need to nearly double just for the industry to match ExxonMobil. The oil and gas industry is about 12 times bigger.

When your neighbors and relatives and co-workers and friends all start clamoring to buy gold stocks, the pressure on prices will be enormous, rocketing our positions upwards.

Meanwhile – and admitting we’re first and foremost gold bugs – the picture for silver is even more dramatic. The potential for silver stocks is jaw dropping.

If the gold industry is tiny, then silver’s $9 billion market cap makes it a nano industry. The entire silver industry is over 21 times smaller than gold’s! If gold explodes, silver will go supernova.

Consider these macro-facts about a micro-market and what they reveal about silver’s enormous potential:

• There are over 200 companies in the S&P 500 with a market cap larger than the entire market of silver producers.
• There are five times more gold stocks than silver.
• Total silver production in 2008 was valued around $10.3 billion (at today’s prices). That represents just 1.5% of the $700 billion bailout last year, and 0.006% of the current US monetary base.
• Of the 20 largest silver producers, only five actually call themselves a “silver” company, due to the fact that about 73% of all silver mined is a byproduct of other metals mining.

Any flood into the silver market would overwhelm it. In other words, the rise will be stunning. While it’s not going to happen tomorrow, I strongly suggest you get on board before that rocket ship takes off.

Just putting these charts together stirred my feelings of restlessness, making me anxious for the mania in precious metals to arrive. But the timing is not up to us. Be patient, because if you’re invested in gold and silver and the respective, high-quality stocks, you’re on the right side of this trend.

Regards,

Jeff Clark
Senior Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report
for The Daily Reckoning

By Stephen C. Webster
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 — 9:50 pm

As the number of problem U.S. banks swells to the hundreds, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is increasingly hard-pressed to fill in the gaps where institutions have put depositor’s funds at risk.

Unfortunately, a dire prediction made by government officials in early 2009 has come true: the FDIC’s deposit insurance fund is now broke, according to published reports.

“The deposit insurance fund dropped by $18.6 billion during the third quarter of 2009 to negative $8.2 billion, as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. set aside $21.7 billion in provisions for additional bank failures,” The Wall Street Journal reported. “This is the second time in the agency’s history that the balance has fallen into negative territory.”

In March the FDIC took steps to stave off the possibility that its insurance fund would run dry, instituting new fees on banks, forcing them to pay to protect consumers.

The head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Sheila Bair, wrote to bank leaders declaring that “without these assessments, the deposit insurance fund could become insolvent this year.”

According to the FDIC’s most recent quarterly report, there were 552 “problem” banking institutions in the U.S., the most since the end of 1993.

“In its state of the industry report, the F.D.I.C. reported that banks posted a $2.8 billion gain in the third quarter, after a $4.3 billion loss in the previous period,” The New York Times reported. “The number of bad loans of nearly every stripe — credit cards, mortgages, small business and commercial real estate — continue to grow, albeit at a slower pace.”

BizJournals added: “Fifty institutions failed during the third quarter, bringing the total number of failures in the first nine months of 2009 to 95. As of Nov. 21, 124 banks have failed nationwide.”

“The FDIC has not yet accessed a temporary $500 billion fund of capital it has available to it from Treasury for the insurance fund,” Marketwatch notd. “The FDIC estimates that bank failures will cost the agency as much as $100 billion over the next five years, with the majority of the losses taking place in 2009 and 2010. The agency may require banks to pay additional assessments to cover losses to the fund if bank failures expand in greater numbers than anticipated by the agency.”

When banks insured by the FDIC are seized or declare bankruptcy, the agency returns depositors’ funds up to $250,000.

Read the FDIC’s full Q3 2009 report [PDF link].

With AFP.

An earlier version of this report said the FDIC insures depositors’ funds up to $100,000. The government-run agency expanded its coverage for consumers from $100,000 to $250,000 in 2008. President Obama further extended the additional cushion until the end of 2013.

Nov. 24, 2009 at 2:49pm

Commercial banks and savings institutions insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reported aggregate net income of $2.8 billion in the third quarter of 2009. Earnings were more than three times what was reported a year earlier and an improvement over the industry’s $4.3 billion net loss in the second quarter 2009.

In contrast, outstanding loan balances declined by the largest percentage since quarterly reporting began in 1984.
“There is no question that credit availability is an important issue for the economic recovery. We need to see banks making more loans to their business customers,” said agency Chairman Sheila Bair. “This is especially true for small businesses that rely on FDIC-insured institutions to provide over 60 percent of the credit they use.”

Total loans and leases declined by $210.4 billion (2.8 percent) during the quarter. Loans to commercial and industrial borrowers declined 6.5 percent, and real estate construction and development loans declined by $43.6 billion (8.1 percent).

The number of institutions on the FDIC’s “Problem List” rose to its highest level in 16 years. At the end of September, there were 552 insured institutions listed, up from 416 on June 30th.

The complete Quarterly Banking Profile is available on the FDIC Web site.

Einem Manager wird nach 40 Jahren betriebsbedingt gekündigt. Der Manager klagt auf Wiedereinstellung in gleichwertiger Position und gewinnt. Doch das Unternehmen stellt ihn aufs Abstellgleis: Er bekommt keinerlei Aufgaben, es wird eine Kontaktsperre verhängt, seine Vorgesetzten schikanieren ihn. Nach sechs Jahren verlässt er, psychisch massiv angeschlagen, das Unternehmen in den Vorruhestand.

In ihrem eindrucksvollen Dokumentarfilmdebüt hat Regisseurin Eva Stotz die authentische Mobbing-Geschichte ihres Vaters nachgezeichnet. Diese lässt sie mit dokumentarischen Momentaufnahmen aus der urbanen Arbeitswelt, Beobachtungen bei Bewerbungs- und Motivationstrainings sowie Gesprächen mit Arbeitssuchenden und Gelegenheitsarbeitern in Dialog treten.

Eva Stotz über ihren Film: ‘Als ich nach einigen Monaten in Afrika zurück nach Deutschland kam, blickte ich auf ein Land, das mir in seiner Fixierung auf Arbeit, Effizienz und Disziplin merkwürdig fremd erschien. Ich wollte einen Film machen über Mobbing und dabei zugleich die Bedeutung von Arbeit in der deutschen Gesellschaft reflektieren. Im Zentrum steht der Fall eines Managers in der Automobilindustrie. Gegen eine betriebsbedingte Kündigung hatte er mit Erfolg geklagt, doch an seinen alten Arbeitsplatz wurde er nicht mehr gelassen. Die Unternehmensleitung setzte mit perfiden Schikanen alles daran, dass er freiwillig kündigen würde. Dieser Mann ist mein Vater und der Film zugleich die dokumentarische Distanznahme der Tochter als Regisseurin auf der Suche nach Objektivität.’

Der essayistische Dokumentarfilm über die emotionale Kraft von Arbeit ist im Rahmen eines Seminars des renommierten Dokumentaristen Andres Veiel an der Deutschen Film und Fernsehakademie Berlin (dffb) entstanden. Der Film wurde auf zahlreichen internationalen Filmfestivals gezeigt und im November 2008 auf der Duisburger Filmwoche mit dem Förderpreis der Stadt Duisburg ausgezeichnet.

With the US traders away from their desks for the next two days I was expecting few trading opportunities due to the reduced volume. Oh how wrong was I, trade what you see and not what you think was spot on today.

Overnight the Japanese Yen pairs had put in some big moves, GBPJPY and EURJPY both falling 200 points and USDJPY falling 100 points. Noticed at 6am on the 5 min chart a double bottom forming on the JPY pairs and quickly placed a trade on USDJPY. Price action ran into the big number of 87.00 and started to roll over, so closed the trade for 30 pips profit.

The 7am trade on GBPUSD was then next thing on my radar, but with the two big seller candles just before 7am I was THINKING that the move had already started. But then we had some buyers entering the market giving a temporary lift to the price, but with the sellers still winning the battle of this candle, it left a gravestone doji indicating some more downward pressure ahead. So the trade was entered on the break of this candle and it fell quickly to the 20 pip target level.

The GBPUSD started to consolidate on the 5 min chart, offering another trading opportunity. Waited for the candle to close below the support level and entered the trade. Price quickly fell through my target of the big number at 1.6600 and closed the trade for 30 pips of profit.

7:35 my daily target hit and I am done for the day.

Learning Points

1: Trade what you see and not what you think.

2: The price action is the most up to date information available to traders.

Quote of the day from Warren Buffett

Wall Street is the only place that people ride to in a Rolls Royse to get advice from those who take the subway.

Philosophen hinterfragen den Sinn der Arbeit: Ist der „Wert Arbeit“ tatsächlich überholt? Oder ist er heute zur Strukturierung der Persönlichkeit sogar notwendiger denn je? „Paris-Berlin, die Debatte“ sucht nach Antworten zur Kultur der Arbeit jenseits der gängigen Arbeitslosen- oder Ein-Euro-Job-Diskussionen.

Ist der Mensch tatsächlich für die Arbeit geschaffen? Oder besteht die Gefahr nach der alten Parole: Sein Leben vergeuden, um seinen Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen? Sind diese Fragen überhaupt noch aktuell, wo doch die Arbeit als Wert an sich und als Unterpfand der menschlichen Würde betrachtet wird? Die Arbeit als Wert ist jedoch ein geschichtliches Phänomen, das erst Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts aufgetaucht ist.

Die Arbeit im heutigen Verständnis erfuhr in der Antike keine Wertschätzung. Auch verändert sich die Einstellung zur Lohnarbeit, zum Arbeitsmarkt überhaupt. In Deutschland gibt es beispielsweise ein Manifest der „glücklichen Arbeitslosen“. In Frankreich wurde vor ein paar Jahren das Buch „Bonjour paresse“ (etwa: Es lebe die Faulheit!) von Corinne Maier zum Bestseller.

Vor diesem Hintergrund stellt sich auch die Frage nach der Schaffung von Werten. Misst sich denn der Reichtum einer Gesellschaft einzig am Pro-Kopf-Einkommen? „Paris-Berlin, die Debatte“ versucht, die kulturelle Dimension von Arbeit zu erfassen, der sozialen Komponente von Arbeit gerecht zu werden und den Begriff von Arbeit neu zu füllen, der über reine Erwerbstätigkeit hinausgeht.

Liegt die dazu passende Utopie vielleicht genau in jenem Bereich zwischen der Befreiung von der Arbeit und der Erfüllung in der Arbeit? Paris-Berlin diskutiert mit Daniel Tyradellis, Philosoph und Kurator der Ausstellung: „Arbeit. Sinn und Sorge“ im Hygienemuseum von Dresden.

FEUDALISM VS CAPITALISM

Art and literature flourished in the heyday of feudalism. Great names like Shakespeare,  Leonardo da Vinci, Kalidas of India are some examples.

The wealhy Kings and Lords had enough and to spare so any body with talent found a haven in their court, where they could spend the time, creating works of art, reading or writing. As the works were not for sale, they were not influenced by the tastes of their fans. On the other hand, they led the trend; merit was not compromised for the sake of profit.

Today we see real art dying for want of patrons. Capitalists call the tune. Commercial cinema is unbearable. Music and dance have become a craze. Can you call it art? They used to decry government control in communist countries. But control by the big business is invisible. Real scientific research is unknown.

But for the electronic revolution, you would have never read what I have written, because the print media refuse to publish it.

O zi in care am ajuns acasa acum aproape la orele 21 , o zi in care cred ca s-a doborat recordul de vizitatori al JDP  , o zi in care am inceput efectiv sa muncesc pentru viitorul Jurnal de pariu , am rezolvat anumite probleme de hosting iar domeniul deja exista.

PARIUL ZILEI de astazi este APOEL – Atletico , over 2.5 pentru cota 2.26 de la pinnacle .

Cei care doriti predictiile si articolele in email zilnic , va puteti abona aici , alti peste 235 de pariori primesc GRATIS recomandarile fie folosind un RSS reader si abonandu-va la feed, fie in e-mail. Tot ce trebuie sa faci e sa completezi adresa ta de e-mail si un cod de validare , e simplu si necesita doar 2 pasi. Vei fi “deranjat” cu 1 singur email/ zi , care va sosi intre orele 15-16 , pentru a putea profita la maxim de informatiile gasite aici , informatii de un real ajutor si cu profit garantat pe termen mediu-lung. Urmareste @jurnaldepariu si pe twitter , unde vei afla linkuri pretioase , stiri de ultima ora , pariurile zilei si multe altele.

Regal fotbalistic in LIGA CAMPIONILOR

PARIUL ZILEI [8/10] APOEL – Atletico , over 2.5 @ 2.26 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

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[6/10] AC Milan – Marseille , 2 sau 3 goluri @ 1.95 (expekt – cota maxima)

[7/10] Bayern – Hapoel , over 2.5 @ 1.78 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[7/10] Bordeaux – Juventus , Juventus DNB @ 1.90 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[7/10] Porto – Chelsea , over 2.00 @ 1.90 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[6/10] Man. United – Besiktas , over 2.5 @ 1.95 (canbet)

[4/10] Real Madrid – Zurich , Real Madrid castiga la 2 goluri @ 5.00 (totesport)

[4/10] Real Madrid – Zurich , Real Madrid castiga la 3 goluri @ 4.45 (betsafe)

Nopti albe in NBA

[6/10] Boston – Philadelphia , Philadelphia +13.00 AH @ 1.93 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[5/10] Charlotte – Toronto , under 194.5 @ 1.95 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[8/10] Detroit – Cleveland , Cleveland -5.5 AH @ 2.01 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[6/10] T’wolves – Denver , over 202 @ 1.95 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[7/10] NO Hornets – Bucks , NO Hornets -2.5 AH @ 1.96 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[5/10] Houston – Dallas , under 200 @ 1.98 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[6/10] Spurs – Golden State , Golden State +13.5 AH @ 1.93 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

[5/10] Phoenix – Memphis , Memphis +10.5 AH @ 1.93 (pinnacle – cota maxima)

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Half way through the week already and with the US on holiday for pretty much the rest of the week who knows what will happen with the charts. This time next month it will be Christmas day (scarey thought)

It has been a difficult week for me. I went to a funeral on Monday and Tuesday was exhausted from the travelling. I really should not have been trading on either day but did I listen to myself NO I DID NOT. The result being 0.5% down for those 2 days when I should have known better. What did I trade? Heaven only knows. But I have definitely learnt my lesson (although I seem to have had this lesson many times in the past and still I have to resit the exam!). My saving grace was that I only traded 0.25% risk per trade so it could have been a lot worse.

At least Wednesday has been a turnaround day for me

……UNLEASH THE SECRET WEAPON……..

Having refocussed last night, I was ready to start afresh today. No more thoughts of yesterday, I have learnt the lessons needed and I’m ready to trade the right way.

What a relief it was to see the James Bond cable trade setting up for the morning. Entry Long @ 1.6626 Stop Loss @ 1.6611 Target @ 1.6701. Reward:Risk = 5:1.

The trade triggered long @ 0615 and hit the target at 0800. That’s 75 pips in the bag and the last 2 previous days losses covered and a bit extra to replenish the account. That’s 3 for 3 for Mr Bond this month.

USDCAD TRADE

This was not a set play like James Bond above but I have found that when the price consolidates and moves sideways into the moving average it does give a nice move out the other side.

This morning USDCAD did just that:

Not only was there the consolidation into the moving averages, there was also confirmation from the MACD which during the consolidation was making lower lows. The entry was quite close to 1.0500 (the big number) but I have found that if price wants to go through big numbers then it will, it may stall here but not necessarily hold it up completely.

Entered short at 1.0519; stop @ 1.0533. Trade exited @ 1.0476 profit 43 pips. Reason for exit – after fast move short the inside bar was broken to the upside. On reflection I could have stayed in the trade until price closed inside the moving average, however break of the inside bar was a valid reason to exit (as well as a valid reason to add to the trade if it had continued to move in my favour).

Lessons:

To be the best at whatever you do you need to be in the best possible condition, mentally and physically. Don’t expect great results if you are feeling below form.

Set plays are wonderful strategies – they don’t show up all the time but when they do EXECUTE them.