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EXM and Earnings

By Alex • Aug 5th, 2008 • Category: Stock Market Analysis

Okay, EXM: Excel Maritime Carriers
With the BDI getting slammed, I am a little concerned holding EXM through earnings 8/11/08. I have done my homework and have come to rationalize several reasons for the pullback? (no paticular order)
1/ Olympics in China
2/ China drawing down Iron Ore stock piles.
3/ Iron Ore negociations not finalized
4/ Fear of decling [...]



Book Review: You Can Be A Stock Market Genius

By Alex • Apr 29th, 2008 • Category: Featured Story

“You Can Be A Stock Market Genius” is definitely a must read for all serious investors. It is written by Joel Greenblatt who founded the New York-based Gotham Capital which achieved returns of $52 for ever $1 invested at its inception. The book discusses how to find winners in spin-offs, mergers, restructurings, merger securities, rights [...]



Happy Earth Day -or- The future of green power

By bizmark • Apr 23rd, 2008 • Category: Featured Story

The future of green power. It COULD happen. To displace 20% of fossil fuel energy production, all we need is a 20 times more windmills plus 80 times more solar panels.
But don’t despair! If we would just buy into the Global Warming hoax and reduce the US economic activity by 65% (to allow for [...]



Technical Analysis: Support and Resistance

By Alex • Apr 13th, 2008 • Category: Stock Market Tutorials

Ok, so support and resistance. I would say that these are definitely among the top things an investor should know and understand when considering a stock technically. We can define support as a price level at which the stock reaches a price floor and finds buying “support” and resistance as a price ceiling where the [...]



Technical Analysis: Parabolic SAR

By Alex • Apr 11th, 2008 • Category: Stock Market Tutorials

Parabolic SAR is a time/price system first introduced by J.Welles Wilder in his acclaimed book “New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems” (1978). SAR stands for ’stop and reverse’ and the term ‘parabolic’ comes from the shape of the curve (resembling a parabola) created on the technical chart.
Here is what a chart looks like with Parabolic [...]