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Tools in the Crib

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Tools in the Crib. Tools in the Crib. Browster is not a stock tool per se. However, it is a necessary first tool you need in your crib for doing your homework. Let me read you a brief description from there website. Is a free Internet Explorer and Firefox plugin which can cut in half the time it takes to browse through search results and other lists of links. Is based on patent pending web page retrieval, prefetching and display technology. Smartly prefetches (preloads) pages so you don't have to wait.

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Newsletter

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Tools in the Crib. Signup for the free daily newsletter! This newsletter will be delivered to your inbox each evening loaded with the most recent market indicators. This newsletter will aid you in timing your entry and exit for the market. The newsletter also provides sector analysis and sector indicators as well. Click below to see a sample and notice how two of the indicators flashed as sell signal just before the bottom in the market fell out! Enter your email address:.

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Technical Analysis

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Tools in the Crib. Technical analysis is an important tool in helping to determine a good entry point for a particular stock. Formula adds volume on days and subtracts volume on down days. - The level of the on balance is of no significance, only interested in the curve - When prices are moving sideways in a trading range and the OBV is increasing, we would conclude that accumulation is occurring, and vice versa. RSI Relative Strength Index (RSI). Price by Volume Article. Using Daily versus Weekly Charts.

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Budgeting

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Tools in the Crib. Personal Finances and Budgeting. Budgeting your finances is a very important and often overlooked function that everyone should perform. Do you have enough money in your checking account? Can you afford to save more for retirement? Should you set aside more money for investments or savings? Click on the links below to download the Excel Spreadsheets and start to better manage your personal finances. Step #1 - Calculate your income tax status. Step #3 - Determine your monthly budget.

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Markets

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Tools in the Crib. See Portfolio #1 for results using these methods). Use market indicators to help determine when to buy and when to sell. This will help to ensure that you are buying on market weakness and selling on strength. Use for timing when to make your reoccurring mutual fund purchases, rather than just purchasing on the first of each month. Short Term Market Timing Trading:. Volatility Index (VIX) -. The CBOE Volatility Index. That takes as inputs the current market prices for all out-of-the-mo...

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Money Tips

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Tools in the Crib. Here is a list of money savings tips. Look how it all adds up! Skip the daily fast food breakfast and/or Starbucks coffee. Assumption Eliminate 3 days a week at $5 a day cost. Stop buying books and use your local library. Assumption eliminate 2 book purchases a month at $15 cost per book. Turn down your heat/air. Assumption turn down by 2 degrees ($150 X 5%. Buy gas from the cheaper station. Assumption $0.05 savings/gallon (family 2 tanks/wk.). Assumption $5,000 balance @ 8%.

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Portfolio

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Tools in the Crib. My Non-Retirement Portfolios Performances Versus the Market:. Portfolio #1 - Market Timing Short Term Trading Portfolio. Objective: Buy/Sell the S&P index based upon market indicators. A initial $25,000. Investment made on 1/1/05 is worth $33,538. At 12/31/06. A 34% total return in 2 years! Portfolio #2 - Mutual Fund Long Term Investing Portfolio. Objective: Buy and hold Mutual funds based on recommended fund managers, not the funds itself. - A initial $25,000. Your performance at your...

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Mutual Funds

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Tools in the Crib. Select your Mutual Funds based upon the fund manager and not necessarily just the fund name. Managers can change and thus so can the future performance of that fund if it is being managed by someone else now. Suggested Mutual fund managers:. Will Danoff - Fidelity Contra Fund. Sorry as of May, 2006 closed to new investors). Http:/ finance.yahoo.com/q? Suggested investment level: 30%. Richie Freeman - Smith.Barney Aggressive Growth Fund. Http:/ finance.yahoo.com/q?

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Stocks

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Tools in the Crib. Tips for Buying and Selling Individual Stocks. Use the below tips to maximize your profits and limit the downside! Buy in small lots. And leg into a stock slowly building your position. Example. Buying 100 shares? Buy 25 shares each week for a month. Buy a cheap out of the money put as a strategy. To protect your long term investments. Use a Stop Loss strategy. For your short term investments. Setting a stop Loss Article. Never buying a stock without researching it first!