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by Das Brain
When trading in the financial markets, whether its stocks, options, foreign exchange or commodities knowing when to buy and sell, obviously is the key to profiting and also the key to avoiding losses. To know when to buy and sell financial instruments, you must as a trader or investor look at charts and know how to read the charts using “technical analysis.”
When I was on vacation in southern California, I bought an Acer Aspire 3680-2682 laptop at a Walmart in Colton, California. It was actually on my list of things to buy while I was on vacation, simply because there was no way to get a brand new laptop anywhere in Toronto for less than $460.00 CAD plus 14 percent GST and PST (provincial tax).
Over the last month the stock market has taken a big down turn. All stock market indexes are down starting from roughly the second or third week of November, and recently just had a small bounce upwards.
My wife just bought tickets for us to go to the KoolHaus (The Guvernment) in Toronto to see Paul Van Dyk, who is if do not know the world’s best trance DJ. The event is happening in late November and it’s going to be our first time seeing Paul Van Dyk in Toronto.
I’ve had over 5 years of experience dabbling in buying stocks and trading options in the intermediate time frame (1 month to 2 years) before I read Toni Turner’s book called “A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online.” Believe it or not, I have not read many stock investing books while dabbling in stock and options over the years until only recently. I read “A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online,” at the beginning of this year about 2 months before I started trading full-time .





