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The Naked Trader: How Anyone Can Still Make Money Trading Shares by Robbie Burns

The Naked Trader: How Anyone Can Still Make Money Trading Shares Robbie Burns ebook
Page: 378
ISBN: 1905641516,
Publisher: Harriman House
Format: pdf

Short-trading, when it is based on fundamentals, can be seen as equivalent to exposing counterfeit money. While Apple's currently trading at $570 per share, I can show you a way to purchase shares for $350. On the long side, the hope is There is no intrinsic reason that short trades will be more susceptible to manipulation than long trades, except that most small investors (who lack the ability to move markets) can't do shorts. He is good at what he does and the Motley Fool His 'trading diary' shows how you can make money stock trading his latest buys and sells, with the buy price, the target price for when he might sell and the stop loss price at which he will close the trade if it turns out to be a mistake. This kind of service is already available for shares/stock in United Kingdom as described below. In the case of shorting, you hope to send the stock price plummeting and then buy back shares at a big discount. For more details on how to use this strategy, including a steady stream of highly profitable put-sell recommendations from yours truly, check out my Instant Money Trader. I am willing to pay for subcription to this kind of service. One such person is Robbie Burns who runs a website called the Naked Trader where he gives detail of his online trading in his 'trading diary'. When a company can make money with rates like this, it really makes you wonder how much money other premium stock brokers are making off of us. This would However, you still get to keep the $101 you received for each contract sold initially, no questions asked. Lee Lowell shows how to purchase shares of any stock at a steep discount. Recently I was attracted for all the same reasons as above, but after I opened an acct and made two naked short trades, these $5 and $7 fees started appearing every day, listed as 'hard to short' fees. I didn't notice it for several Also does anyone know where to find a GAIN/LOSS accounting by year on that site?