24 thoughts on “Your personal invitation to today's MarketClub TV”

  1. Why are the citizins not informed that the United States is run by an "outlaw government who do not support the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, and that all laws passed by these officials are null and void as expressed by the Bill of Rights and the Constitution!

  2. Adam- I would like to know if there is a way to get the trade triangles in the portfolio manager as a quick view rather than having to open each chart?

    Is there a way to see historical scoring on chart or in data table?

    Are there plans to update timeliness or accuracy of the algorithm used to trigger triangles? There seem to be a number of stocks that tend to trigger green monthly at trend top and red at bottom, and it would be good to know what drives that and correct it. Have you ever run a program to determine which stocks the triangles are most reliable with, or in volumes, etc.

  3. Have you determined a time yet to begin a blog for your trading community so we can help each other. This would be so good for your clients. I have already seen some helpful hints here on the blog. Hope it will be soon. I am looking forward to it.

    Thank you.

  4. Adam, in the future will I be able to set an alert on my portfolio telling me when a trade triangle has changed on a chart from being a positive to a negative and vice versa?

  5. Hi Adam,

    I've watched you follow the CRB index for a while now. I do trade a number of futures markets such as oil, gold, silver and currencies. However, the only CRB futures product I can find is ICE futures, which has essentially 0 volume. Is there a more liquid market to trade? If not, what's the value of following the index?

    thanks!

  7. Could you please look at EXG on NYSE (Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Global Diversified Equity Fund) which pays a dividend of 12+ percent at todays price. This is 28 cents per quarter. I notice that in the past it paid 38 cents (2009)and even further back 48 cents. 12 percent is nice but the trend does not excite me.

  8. Traditionally I have watched the PSAR, MACD, the W%R, and the RSI for signals as to the turn up or down of a stock. Is any one of these or several in combination more useful from a technical standpoint to determine a stocks short term (2 to 6 weeks) direction? Also does it make a difference whether this is viewed on a 20 day, 3 month or 6 month chart?

    2. I would like to hear the answer as well. I know we have the trade triangles, but I like to compare them to the indicators, looking for overbought, divergences, etc.
      Thank you.

    3. Glenn,

      Look for some videos from Adam on this topic in the future. We'll also try to add it to a show in the future as well.

      Best,
      Jeremy

    1. Vincent,

      MarketClub carries the futures options chains, but not the equity option chains. Although MarketClub does not suggest a specific methodology when trading options, many options trader have told us that they use the Chart Analysis score to determine trend and strength. The score of +100 to -100 will give an indication of possible direction movement and the short-term, intermediate-term and long term trends that support that direction.

      They have also said that they use the weekly and daily “Trade Triangles” for the underlying symbol. These triangles represent the intermediate and short-term trend directions. By confirming that both of these triangles are pointing in the same direction, it put the odds in your favor that the trend will continue in that same direction. However speed and strength should be further analyzed by using another technical analysis indicator.

      You can learn more about trading options by visiting the options section in Trade School. Although these seminars will not show you have to trade options with MarketClub, they will give you other strategies that you may want to incorporate into your own trading plan.

      We also have a member strategy Webinar that we did with a member about how she uses MarketClub to trade Options. Please use this link .

      Best,
      Jeremy

      1. Hi Jeremy, can you please tell me how to get a full screen for the videos in trade school. Every time I try to view one, I am unable to enlarge to full screen. I log in and select the video. Is there something else I should be doing. There are many in which I am interested but have not watched because of only being able to obtain the small screen. Thank you for your help.

        1. GG,

          If your referring to the the MarketClub updates you just need to hover over the top of the video to increase the size. As for the three sponsored videos they cannot be increased in size. It's something that we are looking at possibly changing in the future.

          Cheers,
          Jeremy

          1. Hi Jeremy, thank you for going back and answering my questions. But really how many questions are here? disappointed paying client.

          2. Jeremy, I'm not talking about the daily blogs; I'm talking about the TRADE SCHOOL videos. There was one on candlesticks that I really wanted to watch but could never enlarge it to full screen, and it was impossible to watch otherwise. I need to know how to enlarge these videos to full screen. I have seen other posts as well in which your clients have had trouble with the TRADE SCHOOL videos. Can you please, please enlighten me. It would be much appreciated.

          3. GG,

            Currently there isn't a way to enlarge the Trade School videos. We only offer them in the one size. We are currently looking for alternatives to allow full screen viewing.

            Best,
            Jeremy

      2. Hi Jeremy, I am a paying client of market club and you guys are too busy to answer any of my questions. Can you please tell me why. Guess you won't answer this one either. Everyone take note of how they treat paying customers. They must be thinking like our politicians. Marketclub takes our money and treats us anyway they want. Check back to see if I get any kind of response to my questions posted above. Even requesting help with some of their tools I pay for.

          1. GG,

            See above. We try to answer as many questions as possible whether you are paying member or not. We also try to moderate as few comments as possible unless they are inappropriate.

            Best,
            Jeremy

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