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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (1391)	5/17/2001 6:43:56 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) of 1471

Many years ago, I learned how to invest from 60 day free trial of Valueline. valueline.com They still offer the same thing. By flipping through all those charts, I quickly learned that most stock had nice moves of 300% gains in one year. And pull back of 30% then 70% then alas 90%. The stocks are selected by Valueline for charting(not every stock is available). Which is the old way to screen stocks for new investments. The good thing is Valueline give you their opinion. But of course they are not right all the time. You take your own risks. Flipping through all those charts can give you false trend indicators. Because every specialist and market maker has their own signature. If I had invested in those days more selectively(selecting the specialist or market maker), I would have more successes. Still, I recommend Valueline free trial and for you to keep the charts for future references. Valueline beats most stock screeners for the reason that they have value analysis. Learn as much as you can, you need a reference library for future investment opportunities anyway.

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