OVERBOUGHT/OVERSOLD

Written by Al Thomas


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substantial profits that will makerepparttar stock more valuable. At some point it is going to reach a true valuation and should stop advancing. What usually happens is it goes beyond true valuation to what could be called overbought (over valued) and then starts down. You may be encouraged to buy when a particular stock becomes “hot” and everyone is buying it. When allrepparttar 112274 sheep are buying you want to be a seller or you will also be sheared. Suppose all this was in anticipation of future profits that did not materialize? Thenrepparttar 112275 rise would turn over and head down. This would be more likely for a smaller company than one ofrepparttar 112276 giants, but giants have been toppled. If any fraud was involvedrepparttar 112277 company might even go bankrupt. Think back to WorldCom that went torepparttar 112278 moon and was finally flushed downrepparttar 112279 sewer. Did it EVER while it was tanking become oversold for a rally? Not hardly because there was no value. Unless you truly understand how to trade overbought and oversold situationsrepparttar 112280 best thing to do is keep your hands in your pockets. Beauty is inrepparttar 112281 eye ofrepparttar 112282 beholder. Overbought and oversold is inrepparttar 112283 mind ofrepparttar 112284 buyer/seller.



Copyright 2004 Albert W. Thomas All rights reserved. Former 17-year exchange member, floor trader and brokerage company owner. F*R*E*E investmentletter www.mutualfundmagic.com Author of best seller "IF IT DOESN'T GO UP, DON'T BUY IT!"


SuperCharged Secret 2 - LIVING IN CREDIT CARD UTOPIA

Written by Tom Levine


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I believe thatrepparttar 112273 benefit of this pooled power is passed on to you, as a member of American Express®.

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It’s just so much less work for me as a consumer, to be a member of AMEX®. No more shopping around.

7)Go withrepparttar 112280 Credit Card Company that takes care ofrepparttar 112281 CONSUMER FIRST! .

I don’t mean to sound like a commercial. I also have a Citibank®, and other fine credit cards in my wallet, and our website provides information on ALL major credit card companies, not just AMEX®, so I have no vested interest in one over another.

Butrepparttar 112282 secret knowledge here is that American Express® seems to haverepparttar 112283 BUYING POWER to consistently give consumers some ofrepparttar 112284 lowest interest rates onrepparttar 112285 market, and that’s what makes themrepparttar 112286 BEST.

8)Check it out for yourself. Do your own research.

Don’t rely solely on this writer’s testimony. Go look around. Compare allrepparttar 112287 benefits, andrepparttar 112288 rates, andrepparttar 112289 rewards programs, and you’ll see. AMEX® has no competition. Not forrepparttar 112290 consumer, anyway.

And in Credit Card Utopia, we always go withrepparttar 112291 best. As powerful consumers, we come first. We NEVER settle for less.

We’ve enjoyed providing this information to you, and we wish yourepparttar 112292 best of luck in your pursuits. Remember to always seek out good advice from those you trust, and never turn your back on your own common sense.

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