alright two options. they are ways of life….

1. you are smart sophisticated, classy, and have marks all above 90. have a crazy sexy drive, and classy good hot looking guys are interested in you. you care about how you look, but your look is very "different". you have no friends, but your pretty, and beautiful. you have originality and your taste in music is really authentic…. butttt you have no friends and little social life. later on you go off and get married with a great husband with a great connection. and live your job as a teacher or lawyer.

option two. you are pretty, stunning, always ontop of trends, and the new style. love dressing up. have grades of 80 and above. trashy guys are all over you, the ones that treat you like crap but are pretty decent looking and are fun to date. you have no originality, well alittle, but not alot, and have a whole bunch of friends. enough to be popular. love going out to clubs and partying. and you go on with life having fun and smiling all the time. not because your authenticaly happy but because you want to be. and sometimes are.

which one and why? please tell me why, and opinions
for answer # 3, look at the overall quality of life with both of them. not just one part of it.
for answer # 3, look at the overall quality of life with both of them. not just one part of it.

No one should pick number 2, shouldn’t date people who treat you like crap… just common sense.

I want you to get check out and get invovled with
JackPOT as a long term wealth builder.

The new trades come out Tuesday for the month and you don’t want
to miss them.

Why? Because it has bloomin’ worked as a massive
long term wealth builder for a lonnnnnnnnngg time.

Here is a performance summary from just the past year
and a quarter. Rediculously good isn’t it. (And this doesn’t even
include the awesome 2008!)

Based On Based On Accumulated
Totals Stock Points Options Points $5,000 Per Trade $1,000 Per Trade % Gain
2009 through 1,671.86 1,055.86 $550,547.89 $77,318.13 11,010.96%
Q1 2010

http://jackpotoptions.com/performance.html

You can see the current autotrading details on this page:

http://jackpotoptions.com/jackpotoptions-autotrading.html

Yes. This is my message: The Mo*ney is in the Long term execution
of the system.

If you’re a systems hopper or trade with position sizes that
are too big you are developing deadly trading habits that need
to stop immediately. I know what I’m talkin about regarding
this stuff. Oh did you get www.practicaloptionstrading.com yet?
I sent an email earlier today about it. Its CRUCIAL to get that
course. I’ll save you decades of loss and put you in position
for potential decades of gain. You must get the core stuff
fixed right away.

Anyways. JackPOT is a super solid system. You don’t need to
put a ton of mo*ney into these systems if some of you are thinking that.
There’s nothing wrong with starting small for a while creating a potential
extra inc*ome stream.

JackPOT is it’s own. It’s super solid over the long hual.
Shoot just look at the systems performance record.

You can go here to get started:

http://jackpotoptions.com/

Remember The new trades come out Tuesday for the month.

Thanks

Chris K

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I want to sit in front of a screen draw trend lines, follow the market prices and trade throughout the day or every frew days (particularly futures and/or options). I dont want to be a broker, I dont have $25k to become a day trader, so what types of trading jobs are out there? What type of trading jobs are within an investment bank and how do I find one of those jobs? How do I get a job in a trading room?

Eh well, you need an internship if you want a hope of getting a full-time grad role in a bank. And trust me, most of the time you’re a middleman. You do market making on behalf of your clients, and depending on where you go, from vanilla equities to the highly structured fixed income products, it becomes more difficult. In essence there are few types, market makers, flow traders and prop traders. The last one is the most glamorous as you’re trading the bank’s own money. But you need plenty of experience to get there and if Obama and Volker have their way, they’re going to cut back on it. All I can say is get an internship anywhere on a specific desk, and do some quantitative finance courses (options theory, credit pricing, etc) or read Hull, and you’ll be in good stead

I am considering becoming a day-trader using spread betting as my vehicle.

I want to know what out of fundamental or technical analysis is of most benefit for day-trading the financial markets if you want to consistently make money as I know from my practice experience that trend trading the minutes, hours and the days range, whatever the direction is good to follow to take in lots of little profits.

Which out of technical or fundamental analysis is best to use for the purpose of day-trading – which is most efficient in consistently making money?

if you are day trading technical analysis is far more important – however you cannot neglect fundamentals – say the company is in to announce a trading update this week; can you really disregard that?? Likewise you cannot disregard inflation or unemployment numbers as these can have a big effect on the financial markets. Having said that I believe a lot in technical analysis, not necessarily because I believe it works but because so many traders follow it that it becomes a bit self-actualizing…

and Whats the trend really?
e.g. like FII removing their alll investments from Indian markets…. Why did they do it?…… Such kind of trends.. & not for my investment purpose……

A trend in a stock market is no different than a trend in weather or any other data set. It’s just over some x period stocks went up or down. From the question you posted it sounds like you are looking at technical analysis. Technical analysis is a bad way to invest there is no real reason why a stock will keep showing the same pattern as in the past based on a chart.