Market Trading - Education

[Spaf]

Market Trading - Education​

Education is the key to gaining confidence in trading, and confidence is what it takes to improve your trading results. TradingEducation.com is dedicated to helping traders at all levels learn more about today’s markets and how to trade them successfully.

http://www.tradingeducation.com/default.asp?Code=TE_BCMC

 

[pointman72]

Dagn Spaf I was going to help, but I haven't been to successful lately!

 

[ou81200]

Help from anyone---

Altria (MO) plans to spin off it's 89% stake in Kraft (KFT). This is suppose to take effect 30 Mar 07. Altria shareholders will get 0.7 shares of KFT for every 1 share of MO. Does anyone have any examples of other simular spin offs that have happened. I would like to compare charts to see if either stock might be under valued after the spinoff.

TIA

 

[tsptalk]

Back in 2000, 3COM (coms) spun off Palm Pilot (palm). That was a biggie at the time.

 

[CountryBoy]

Duke Energy just spun off Spectra Energy.

CB

 

[Birchtree]

Alcoa spun off Novelis back in '02 at $22.00. Saralee recently spun off Hanesbrands.

 

[ou81200]

Thanks guys EOM

 

[Wolverine]

Market Trading - Education​

Education is the key to gaining confidence in trading, and confidence is what it takes to improve your trading results. TradingEducation.com is dedicated to helping traders at all levels learn more about today’s markets and how to trade them successfully.

http://www.tradingeducation.com/default.asp?Code=TE_BCMC

Interesting site for sure. I have looked a bit at it and there is lots there. Looks also to be worth spending some time educating myself on some things.

Thanks Spaf...........

 

[retgi]

Market Trading - Education​

Education is the key to gaining confidence in trading, and confidence is what it takes to improve your trading results. TradingEducation.com is dedicated to helping traders at all levels learn more about today’s markets and how to trade them successfully.

http://www.tradingeducation.com/default.asp?Code=TE_BCMC

I usually make interfund transfers two or three times a month and mostly based on input from an advisory service. Sometimes I make the transfers based on members discussions in these forums. Question, since an IFT has to be in by 12:00 noon EST, the change won't become effective until the next day's trading. How/what does one determine what the market will most likely do the following day? This is the worst part of TSP trading for me...

 

[Spaf]

I usually make interfund transfers two or three times a month and mostly based on input from an advisory service. Sometimes I make the transfers based on members discussions in these forums. Question, since an IFT has to be in by 12:00 noon EST, the change won't become effective until the next day's trading. How/what does one determine what the market will most likely do the following day? This is the worst part of TSP trading for me...

Determining day to day is a bit rough! IMHO-I look for trends! Based on fundamentals and technical analysis. However, on this web site you have the benifit of a lot of savy friends and some real good advisory services, not to mention daily commentaries. It's all about managing your own accounts - with a little confidence.