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A nine-figure fortune won't get you much mention these days, at least not here. This year, for the first time, everyone in The Forbes 400 has at least $1 billion...
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a small utility that allows you to easily and quickly check the spelling of words in any Windows application. tinySpell can watch your typing on the fly and alert you whenever it detects a misspelled word.
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Hamachi is a program that allows you to arrange multiple computers into their own secure network just as if they were connected by a physical network cable.
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Lots of great work behind the scenes, prepping for an exciting launch of our cool stock market daily video show and conversation. We will launch during the first week of October, but no later than the 15th.
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A rising tide is supposed to lift all boats. If some boats remain underwater, one must question the strength of the tide.
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Heed the advice of experts and proceed slowly when considering a full-time career in home-based trading.
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Learning how to think for yourself is not as easy as it sounds, especially when considering how many other market opinions are out there.
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The author made enough money from trading to retire at age 36. He and some of the 113 traders he surveyed about their success tell you how they did it.
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It's not about quantity, it's about quality. Using more than one indicator may not always be the best solution.
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Ten years after electronic trading turned the boisterous noise of the pit into the quiet click of computer keys, day trading can still generate as much adrenaline as life in the pits.
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John F. Carter shares some intimate insight into the trials and tribulations he experienced as a beginning trader... and what he has learned to avoid disaster.
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Blogs written by traders for traders fill an important niche. Here's how to navigate the new world of blogs and find the ones that can help you with your trading.
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So that's Trader X's trading uniform

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Damn, can we short the ETF industry?
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As usual, a ton of good links from Kirk.
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Using moving averages in order to gain some technical perspective about the daily movements is useful. A common strategy is to focus on the 10-day, 20-day, and the 50-day moving averages in context of the overall market's performance.
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