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Day 1: Get the most out of life
Determine your Independence Factor (# of days you could survive without working)

Create the perfect vision for your future.

The importance of a balanced life and how to identify your Life Zones.

Create and prioritize “IMPACT-Goals” – financial objectives that are Inspiring, Measurable, Purposeful, Active, Controllable, and Time-specific.

Take the Financial Satisfaction Quiz to see where you rate.

Start your free online financial makeover account using the patent-pending website you're on right now!

Day 2: Transform your financial life from the inside out
Eliminate limiting beliefs: “If your life can get worse as a result of your actions, there’s no reason it can’t get better.”

Use Archimede’s Principle—how small actions produce big rewards.

You’ve got to implement, implement, implement.

Study the thirteen elements that make up a financial success attitude.

Day 3: Maximize your hidden wealth.

Take control of your net worth and cash flow.

Take a quiz to determine if you are swimming, treading water, or sinking

Analyze your expenses using the Expense X-Ray: look at each expense and determine if it supports your overall vision for your life.

If you determine that you can’t fund both, you must choose to save for retirement over your children’s college education.

Decide which of your expenses and goals are negotiable.

Execute the Debt Demolition Program.

Design an optimized spending pyramid that accounts for not only basic living expenses and debt repayment but also financial independence payments and even charitable contributions.

Four things you can do Monday morning to increase your income.

Day 4: Invest with a purpose!

The way we currently invest is broken: It’s overwhelming, confusing, and complicated; there is no rationale for investments or allocation; and there is too much risk.

Discover why your eight-year old is a better saver/investor than you are.

Learn the unique and effective method of GO! Investing (Goal-Oriented).

Create investment accounts for each of your goals.

Discover your investment personality.

Match your investment personality with the corresponding investment strategy. (Take the quiz to see if you are Hands-Off, Involved, or Consumed)

Determine the initial time frame for each goal.

Invest using the investment strategy that best matches your personality.

Monitor your investment accounts.

Determine your Independence Factor (# of days you could survive without working)

Learn the secret to finding the best actively managed mutual funds.

Create your Goal Tracker Binder—an easy way to see how close you are to reaching your goals each month.

Day 5: Survive. When disaster strikes

Follow step-by-step instructions to determine how much you need: Auto insurance Homeowner’s insurance Health insurance Disability insurance Life insurance

The current cost of an average entire nursing home stay is $158,766.

Consider when you should buy a long-term care policy.

Learn the top ten excuses people use to avoid creating an estate plan.

Learn which estate planning documents you need (the “essentials”) for your situation (e.g., kids, no kids, etc.)

Day 6: Protect what you've earned

Learn how to protect your assets from lawsuits.

Determine how much umbrella liability insurance is necessary.

Take steps to protect yourself from identity theft.

Four steps if you become an identity theft victim.

1-- What have been the largest actual and simulated drawdowns you have experienced  on a daily basis? What was the maximal loss in equity, simulates andactual, in a single day ?
2-- What is the maximal number of consecutive losing monthsthe system has sustained?
3-- How often do drawdowns occur?
4-- Are drawdowns typically short-lived, or do they develop gradually?
5-- Oh the average, how long does it take to recover all the loses incurred during a drawdown?  What is the longest it has taken to complete a recovery?
6-- Is the risk of each trade calculated? If so, what variables are included whenmaking the calculation, and is the procedure accomplishedby computer or by hand?
7-- How is overall risk controlled?
8-- Are there circumstances under which all trading could be halted in order to avoid further losses? If so, what are they? If hot, why not?
9-- Are there markets in which the system consistently performed poorly? lf so, why does it not work well in those markets?
10- Does the system adapt quickly or slowly to charge in the volatility of markets?
11- Does the system have any way to minimize losses causes by whipsawing in the markets?
12- Does the system permit discontinuation of trading when equity falls to  a prosperities point and call for resumption of trading when market conditions seem to warrant?
13- On what principles are stops established?
14- How much does portfolio diversification reduce risk in the trading system?

1- Finding a trading strategy that meshes with ones' personality
    Rules are derived from their market view or philosophy
2- Respond to what has happened rather than anticipating what will happen
3- When trends begin, they often arise from a flat market that doesn't appear to be trending to any direction. The idea is to take small bets early on in a market to see if the trend does, indeed, mature and get big enough to make big money.
4- Assumes that price trends occur regularly in markets.
5- Assumes that trading system can be created to profit from these trends
6- Cut losses and let profit run
7- Risk no more them you can afford and also risk qqenough so that a win is meaningful
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1- When something goes against you in the market, do you after find yourself venting your frustration?
2- Do you enjoy roller coasters or other thrill rides?
3- Do you often find yourself  procrastinating over work?
4- Do you consider yourself moody sometimes rather up, sometimes rather down?
5- Would you generally prefer going out and partying with friends rather than staying at home with a good book or movie?
6- Do you often fins yourself apologizing to others because you forgot to do something you were suppose to  do?
7- Are you generally high-strung, tense, or stressed?
8- If given the choice at a buffet, would you prefer to try exotic ford you've never heard or rather than familiar dishes?
9- When you have a task that needs to be done around the house, do you tend to take a quickand dirty approach, rather than a meticulous, painstaking approach?
10- After a losing trade, do you often feel goutily or get down on yourself?
11- Have you experimented with or regularly used tine as more recreational drugs in your life?
12- Are you often late for appointmentsor for social plan you've made ?

MSN有股票級別  TheStreet.com 也有, 不知道兩家是否用相同來源。

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10	人氣 () | 回應 (0) | 引用 (0) February 17, 2008 Discussion with Bin tingwang 在天空部落發表於 09:43:59 Feb. 16, 2008 Some interesting stocks picked from using Impulse System. Mortgage Investment: ANH  NLY  CMO  MFA Gold: From S&P500, using Reaction Trend Breakout 2/11: ADP   AMAT   ATI   BA   BIG   BJS   CHK   CPWR   DRI   DVN   EFX   EQ   ERTS   ETR   EXC   F   GM   IBM   IGT   INTC   JAVA   JBL   JDSU   MKC   MOT   NBR   RDC   RRC   RTN   SGP   SIAL   SLB   VRSN   WAT   WIN   YHOO Breakout 2/12: ACS   AFL   AIV   AMD   AVP   AXP   BAX   CCE   CFC   CMS   CTXS   DD   DDR   DGX   DRI   EIX   EQR   ERTS   ESRX   GGP   GR   HCBK   HOG   HOT   HPC   HST   HSY   IACI   IR   JNJ   JNS   KIM   KMB   LLY   MAT   MCHP   MCO   MRK   NCC   NVDA   NYT   OMC   PAYX   PBG   PBI   PCP   PDCO   PNW   Q   ROK   RX   SO   SRE   SYK   TAP   TEX   TT   TWX   TYC   UNM   UTX   XEL   YUM Breakout 2/13: ACAS   AMAT   AMP   APA   BIIB   BMY   CTAS   CZN   DHR   EDS   GENZ   INTU   JAVA   JNPR   JNY   LH   LIZ   MMM   NOVL   NTAP   PH   Q   ROK   SNA   SSP   VRSN   WWY   WYN Breakout 2/14: ABK   AEE   CMCSA   CTL   EQ   GT   ITT   MBI   MIL   MYL   NYT   POM   TEL   TEX   WIN   WPI Breakout 2/15: AET   AW   BSC   CAG   CCU   CI   CIEN   CPB   ETFC   GIS   HNZ   KFT   M   UST 人氣 () | 回應 (0) | 引用 (0) January 31, 2008 Study: SPY Open Interest Volume tingwang 在天空部落發表於 04:45:14 This analysis plots SPY's daily Open Interest (OI) for PUT and CALL. One motivation is to check if there are patterns representing as sentiments.  See charts below. Expires at 2008.Mar     01  02 . >> 09/07 :: PUT is mainly at $140, and CALL at $170 >> 10/12 :: some PUT add to $175 >> 10/15 :: some CALL add to $155 >> 10/19 :: PUT have more volume around $145 till 11/01 >> 11/12 :: PUT have more volume around $110 but not many >> 01/08 :: PUT have less volume; seems to have taken profits at $160 and above >> 01/14 :: PUT lower its center to $130 from $140 >> 01/23 :: PUT volume grow fast, and CALL loss center Expires at 2008.Jun     01  02 . 人氣 () | 回應 (0) | 引用 (0) January 29, 2008 Jan. 28, 2008 NEWS tingwang 在天空部落發表於 04:58:39 Stocks rise on rate cut hopes  Anticipation of another Fed rate cut is the main magnet in the market today Wall Street digests President Bush's final State of the Union address Monday evening Fed's rate announcement Wednesday. Profit reports Monday were ostensibly upbeat, McDonald's shares fell $3.56 Merger and acquisition news Monday added to the market's uncertainty. Blackstone Group LP Weekly Report (Monday) new home sales for December    --> DROP (Tuesday) durable goods for December and consumer confidence index for January    -->UP (Wednesday) Federal Reserve’s announcement on interest rates unemployment report for January first estimate of Q4 GDP    -->DROP ADP employment forecast    --->UP (Thursday) Personal income and spending for December    -->DROP Jobless claims worry Wall Street Chicago purchasing managers index for January (Friday) University of Michigan consumer sentiment index 人氣 () | 回應 (0) | 引用 (0) January 19, 2008 2008 Week of Jan. 21 tingwang 在天空部落發表於 22:32:38 Schaeffer's Looks Ahead: Apple, US Airways, and Microsoft Report Earnings 人氣 () | 回應 (0) | 引用 (0) < 1 2 3 4 > 下一頁 | 最後一頁 1/4 系統公告 熱情贊助 yam揪便宜 個人檔案 ＩＤ：tingwang 暱稱：TC 地區：北美洲 好友 | 好友功能 觀看好友列表 觀看人緣列表 人氣 | 簡介  人氣指數 當日人次: 累積人次: 我推薦誰 目前無名單 yam今日我最殺 誰推薦我 誰來我家 好時光貼曆 RSS 訂閱 其他資訊 本部落所刊登之內容，皆由作者個人所提供，不代表 yam天空部落 本身立場。 POWERED BY 會員登入│免費註冊