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BIG DOGS EXPOSED

Sound familiar? You have spent years in search of day trading stock pick tips. All you really want is the "Holy Grail" of entry techniques. You add one indicator on top of another, switch from one guru to the next, until you are so confused and unsure of your entry system that you can't make entry decisions and stay organized. You get so distracted and frustrated that you quit watching the markets all together!

(Author: Peter R. Bain)

Shows you how FAST you can make money when the BIG DOGS get their way, which is ALL THE TIME. And, we're talking ALL 80 markets here - not just stocks and commodities. Even I am STILL surprised by how much power they have.

STOCK PICK TIPS

No has beens, no pipe dreams. Nope, just stocks for picky people.

Comic Will Rogers famously observed in the 1920s: "The stock market is easy. Buy stocks that go up. If they don't go up, don't buy them."

Here's the key: I'm a very fickle guy. As long as a company keeps performing, I'm happy. When things start to look iffy, I cut and run. If you like home runs, here are my personal favorite criteria for picking stocks:

If you're a day trader, an EPS -'earnings-per-share' - ranking of over 90 is a must. You can check the Investor's Business Daily newspaper for EPS coverage. It's all laid out for you quite nicely, and is easy to read. The EPS rankings are well presented. Your target stocks should trade in excess of 100,000 shares a day to get the action you want. After all, you want volatility.

Keep in mind that the U.S. market is larger and more liquid, and has more shares available at more volatile prices than the Canadian markets.

If you're a position trader, a stock should be in a clear uptrend above the 200-day moving average. Otherwise, say "No thanks!" If your stock falls below this moving average, it's time to sell. This strategy is 90% to 95% accurate. It will never get you in at the bottom, or out at the top. But, at least it will get you in for at least 80% of the move, and keep you away from disasters.

Don't forget to check out www.tradingsmarts.com/rules.htm if you're looking for other ways to pick stocks on your own.

No #@$*^% rocks the way I suggest you pick stocks; just stuff that "rolls" - even when the market goes "phfft". By the time most people are buying a stock, you should have already sold it. Knowing when to sell is just as critical as knowing when to buy. Whatever you do, know where your stocks are in relation to their long-term moving averages! Get the details in my book now at www.tradingsmarts.com/order.htm.

In addition to the above day trading stock pick tips, I have the secrets of the pros waiting for you at www.tradingsmarts.com/bigdogs.htm.

The old line of a character played by W. C. Fields, when he was asked if poker was a game of chance - "Not the way I play it", Fields replied.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to securities regulations in the jurisdiction where I live, I am prohibited from recommending specific stocks for you to buy. But, if you send me a note: prbain@tradingsmarts.com, I will gladly send you some information on stock screening that will enable you to pick your own stocks.

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