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Learn to trade stocks in just a minute a day! Hosted by a veteran stock trader (24 years exp.) and trading coach, Jerry Robinson. We hope you enjoy this completely free teaching series brought to you by Followthemoney.com, an online leader in trading and investing education. Interested in receiving Jerry Robinson's top daily trading idea by email or text? Learn more here: https://followthemoney.com
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Welcome to episode 90 of the Stock Trading U podcast! In this episode, I want to focus on one of the most important concepts in trading known as technical analysis. While it sounds like an intimidating phrase, technical analysis is simply the study of charts for the purpose of both discerning the current price and volume action in the financial mar…
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Welcome to episode 89 of the Stock Trading U podcast! Once again, back in episode 3 of this podcast series, I discussed three popular trading styles, which included position trading, day trading, and swing trading. In our last episode (#88), I briefly explained the concept of day trading. And before that, in episode (#87), I introduced the concept …
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Day trading is a very short-term trading style that seeks to earn profits from a trading position within the course of a single trading day. Because the day trader opens and closes out his trading positions before the market’s close each day, this allows the day trader to avoid overnight risk. The goal of day trading is to generate small but consis…
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Swing trading is a short-term trading style that seeks to earn profits from a trading position over the course of a few days and at most up to a few weeks. The goal is of swing trading is to generate small but consistent profits by adhering to a set of strict money management rules. When coaching new swing traders, I usually tell them to expect any…
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On today’s episode, I want to provide some guidance for margin trading. When a trader buys a stock on margin, it means that he/she is buying a security with borrowed money from their brokerage firm. In essence, buying on margin gives the trader leverage to buy more shares of a security than one normally could without access to margin. Put simply, t…
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For Constanza Burucúa, capturing the spirit of the 1967 World Exhibition in Montreal – known simply as Expo 67 for the last half century – required something special.Burucúa’s documentary project, 1967: Canada Welcomes the World, is a visual ode to Expo 67 through a series of archival images and short documentaries focused on the national pavilions…
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Western Sociology professor Kate Choi is researching how international migration alters marriage choices in both origin and destination countries – pioneering ways of studying the consequences of international migration.Learn more about Kate Choi's research at: https://news.westernu.ca/2018/02/cross-border-love-complex-affair/…
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For her latest book, Masculinity and Dress in Roman Antiquity, Western Classical Studies professor Kelly Olson studies the fashion, jewelry and makeup of women in ancient Rome (753 BC-476 AD). In the process, Olson is pioneering the budding field of fashion in ancient times.Learn more about Kelly Olson's research at: https://news.westernu.ca/2018/0…
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Education professor Nicole Neil is one of a handful of North American researchers to pioneer the use of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) for children with Down syndrome.Learn more about Nicole Neil's research at: https://news.westernu.ca/2018/01/pioneering-direction-syndrome-research/By Research podcast by Western University
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Faculty of Information & Media Studies professor Paulette Rothbauer is one of the first researchers in Canada to explore and document – through conversational interviews with Canadian seniors between the ages of 75-90 – the value and meaning they place on reading.Learn more about Paulette Rothbauer's research at: https://news.westernu.ca/2018/04/ol…
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In Sierra Leone’s capital city, amidst an uneasy peace in the bloody aftermath of the country’s civil war, sat a shipping container converted into a makeshift courtroom. And inside this metal box, a team of lawyers sought to bring justice to women and young girls of this strike-torn country.The lawyers were part of the Special Court for Sierra Leon…
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Modern Languages and Literatures professor Yasaman Rafat is developing the Canadian Multilingual Speech Database, a site that collects and documents speech samples of multilingual immigrants who speak both in their native languages and English.Learn more about Yasaman Rafat's research: https://news.westernu.ca/2018/02/database-lends-ear-language-ev…
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Working with the First Nations With Schools Collective (FNWSC) – a group of schools from eight First Nation communities in Ontario, Western Education professor Brent Debassige is helping the communities independently establish and run a properly funded First Nations education systems for their communities.Learn more about Brent Debassige's research…
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