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Re: Ploddle tipsheet

nrodman said:
Anything positive that punters may have to help me justify the 30 bucks a month as I am a sceptic when it comes to share help sites::confused:
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If you want to learn how to trade "profitably" in the markets, under your own direction, and if you're willing to spend $70 a month, I would highly recommend "The Chartist"...

Personally, its the best money I have ever spent.......

All IMO.......
 
I haven't mentioned this before but www.stockradar.com.au is one very well priced trend-following TA based tipsheet which seems to be ideal for bullmarkets with its long only strategy and strong technical stops, simple and easy to understand.

I am not recommending it beyond saying that I found it very educational and transparent with a clear methodology. You need to find something which suits your profile. I look at their free newsletter every now and again for trading ideas. Worth a look imo for chartists.

btw, I have no affiliation with Stockradar, haven't even subscribed to it but I like the commentary and the value- $176 and $396 for 12 months (two levels of subscription). Anyway, there it is, feedback welcome, I'm always interested in studying different methods of trading the market. Stockradar reviews appear on www.egoli.com.au as well.
 
Share Reports????

Hi All,

How much use are the Rivkin reports and the likes?
Does anyone subscribe to these?
Any Recommendations?

Thanks

Jack :)
 
Re: Share Reports????

Hi Jack,

I subscribe to the Australian Stock Report (ASR) and trade CFDs. I have found it to be quite good, and reading the commentaries on each trade has helped me to understand the market better.

My trading capital on the other hand has taken a hit, due to me making some bad trades when starting out in the market..I didn't even use a chart, just looked at the price and if it 'looked like' it was going up or down, I would place a trade..scary stuff. I am glad I have been able to get through that period and retain some capital for trading. If it wasn't for the winning trades from the report, I would have no capital left.

I have read quite a few books: Van Tharp, Jack Schwager etc and am trying to put together my own trading system at the moment. The books have been fantastic in learning about trading.

My position on the reports is that if I make the money back that I spend on the report I will be happy to use them again next year, so far it looks promising to break even this year, could have been better if it wasn't for me making ridiculous speculative trades, I guess we have all been there once..

Good luck whichever way you go..
 
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