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I recent moved into a long position on MVIS (Microvision), which is a company that designs and manufactures microscopic projectors called “Pico Projectors” below are the features of their iPhone size device.

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Let me just first say that 2009 was quite a negative and difficult year. Not only did the world economy took a dive, the stock markets were a little hard to play and jobs were disappearing faster than you can sneeze. I’m sure for a lot of people have felt the effects of last years downturn and can relate to what I just wrote.

In the second PennyStocking DVD by Timothy Sykes he continues to go into how he reads or interprets stock charts. Tim walks you through play by play pattern views and shows you what events happened where. Sykes doesn’t like to play penny stocks with messy charts, and he basically tells the viewer to stay away from stocks with messy charts, until they clear up.

He walks you through in-depth looks at these chart patterns:

Here’s a quick review on DVD #1 of Timothy Sykes PennyStocking DVD Course.
On this first DVD of penny stock trading Timothy goes through the following:

Disclaimer - Tim Sykes quickly describes that the PennyStocking DVD course is just for entertainment and educational purpose. However he goes to mention of course, that he is ultimately not responsible for trading losses.

Recently I have re-installed Metastock 10 stock charting program on one of my computers running Ubuntu linux. In case you are thinking “Metastock 10 does not run on Linux”, let me clarify…I am running the stock charting program in a VMWare image of Windows XP. The funny thing is a message comes up when I start Metastock that says something like “This program does not run in virtual machines” however, everything seems to work fine.

If you haven’t heard of Timothy Sykes he is a young lad that became famous when he turned his barmitzva money of $12,000 some odd dollars to like 1.8 million dollars in like 5 years.

The recent stock market run up has seen the Dow Jones Industrial index go up from July at 8200 to currently 9800 points and the Nasdaq on the other hand has gone up from 1750 to 2130 points. That is quite a run for both the DOW and Nasdaq and as we head to the end of September and into October, I thought that I am going to sell now and take the gains in my holdings while I can…as October is traditionally a bad month for stocks.

Wow…the American stock market has been on a wild ride in the recent weeks or so. There were days where the dropped more than a few hundred points, and dipped below the 9,000 point mark. Very, scary stuff. With the U.S needing more than $700 billion of tax payers money to bail these financial companies and banks out of trouble, it leaves a lot of questions unanswered.

Here are some of the questions and comments that I have:

Below are a set of links to videos which teaches you the basics of “Trend Trading.”  Given the fact that some economist in the U.S are saying that the recession has bottomed out, it may be a good idea to learn and train yourself to be a better trader when the slow recovery comes around.  Even in this current environment, there is still some money to be made by the volatility.

Here is a video of a British economist, talking about how the rest of the world feel right now about the irresponsibilities of the U.S Government and the U.S financial system.

Click “PLAY” to watch the video…interesting views.

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