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Charts of Note by The ChartWizard
- The ChartWizard goes through thousands of stocks a day to find the most interesting charts
- The ChartWizard tells you about these stocks before he buys them
- The Chart Wizard looks at all 8,000 publicly traded companies.
The ChartWizard uses software to scan through all 8,000 publicly traded US companies. He then narrows them down to several hundred stocks that meet his criteria. From this small selection he then picks out the best looking stocks for the next day. Sometimes there are a dozen of them and sometimes only one. When the ChartWizard finds an exceptional chart suitable for long term investing he will let you know. Short term traders, who hold positions for 1-3 days, have made the ChartWizard a popular commodity. His method of buying stocks when they breakout of bases has repeatedly produced significant gains over short periods of time.
The MarketAlerts tell you what the ChartWizard is doing and finding during the day, while his Charts of Note commentary tell you what he is thinking before the market even opens. You'll find his daily commentary to be simple, straightforward, and indispensable. See for yourself.
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Besides TraderMike's model portfolio and accompanying MarketAlerts, members of TimingWallStreet also receive his in depth monthly newsletter WallStreetWindow, and periodic Market Bulletins. Along with charts and technical analysis, Mike gives you the big picture of the stock market in his newsletter and explains how the economy is effecting the market and vice versa. His insights have been uncanny. Back in the first quarter of 2000 he warned of an impending bear market and made note of the collapse of corporate investment spending that occurred in the Fall of 2000 and correctly saw it as a prelude to an economic recession. In the following months he explained why interest rate cuts would not lead to a quick recovery and kept investors from falling into the trap of believing that each rally was the start of a new bull market. In March of 2002 he laid out the case for a new bull market in gold stocks and warned of a coming correction in the dollar. In June of 2003 he issued a special bulletin warning people of a top in the bond market.
Mike also provides his readers with simple to understand educational articles about trading and investing. He wants you to not see what he does, but to understand why. From trading psychology to trendlines and stock cycles, Mike wants to put the tools of trading in your hands.
TraderMike's writing is also of an activist bent. He seeks to promote the interests of individual investors and opposes government interference in the financial markets and corruption, whether it comes from Wall Street or shady stock promoters. His writings have exposed the underbelly of Wall Street, a place that most investors have never seen, and helped lead to the halt of one publicly traded company.