Thanks for a Record Setting Month: February 2010
Thanks to you, our readers, February set all time highs for visitors and page views. There were 70,298 visitors and 150,898 page views.

The top blog posts were:
Thanks to you, our readers, February set all time highs for visitors and page views. There were 70,298 visitors and 150,898 page views.

The top blog posts were:
January was an outstanding month for traffic for the blog, and it is all thanks to you. There were a total of 116,821 page views.

The most popular posts last month were:
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During the past week, we explored how thinking patterns–or programs–can cause people to lose money. The four essential negative programs are social proof, greed, the need to be right, and a lack of discipline.
While the list isn’t meant to be exclusive, awareness of these problems is the first step to righting your own financial ship. Once you realize you have a problem, you can begin to take effective measures to change.
Having said that, it’s not always easy. A quick check of some of the investment world’s best traders reveals that it’s easy to slip into bad trading programs. Richard Dennis, who is profiled in Way of the Turtle, after turning $400 into $200 million and establishing a group of traders called the Turtles, fell into some bad trading patterns and suffered negative returns.
Fortunately, there are tools available to help you transition from negative trading programs to positive, disciplined trading. Trading aids and Automated Trading systems are the most promising and can be used together for the active trader.
These tools can reinforce positive trading patterns.
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In case you don't get the reference. This is The Proclaimers... who wrote (I'm Gonna Be) 500 Miles.
This is our 500th post.
We originally conceived the idea of our blog to be something beyond the same old acronym-encrusted, buzzword-bloated company blog. You know the: “We have Product X in beta. We are hoping to improve synergies among R and D and marketing to output a product that meets customer criteria.”
That kind of crap.
We wanted our blog to start a conversation with people while we worked on our Automated Trading systems. And while we’d love to make everyone a client, we don’t care if you eventually decide to become a customer or not.
Because our real mission is to help people become financially free. There’s a lot of ways to get there. But education is the most important. We’d like to create Automated Trading systems that makes everyone rich, but they still can’t make people wealthy. That’s up to the individual.
What is an Automated Trading system?
An Automated Trading system is a computer program that buys and sells stocks or other assets without human interference. It’s like taking a stock broker and replacing them with a computer. These systems can detect patters in the markets, and then buy and sell assets to make money.
What is the singularity?
Everyone knows that technology is getting faster and faster, and our world is changing at an ever increasing rate. The Internet has only been around for 14 years, but has already been reborn (Web 2.0) and completely revolutionized many industries. It’s easy to think of many examples of technology that are rapidly changing the world: cell phones, computers, medicine and robotics are just a few.
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Timujin, a Mongolian child, had been the victim of a string of bad luck.
His father had been murdered. The tribe he belonged to abandoned him on the brutal Mongolian steppes in winter. His family was close to starving.
He wasn’t supposed to live, or become a Khan, let alone become a Khagan (emperor).
But Timujin, or Genghis Khan as history would call him, overcame all those challenges before him to become the emperor of the largest contiguous empire the world had ever seen.
How he did this–and how you can overcome your own financial challenges–is through guidance based on a set of principles that helped minimize risk and maximize rewards.
This wisdom rests in three simple, but vital ideas.
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To recap, this week, I looked at ways you can become an entrepreneur without the scary, no-safety-net approach of quitting your job.
Those part-time methods, or chicken steps, include:
There’s another way that is perhaps the newest entry to the part-time entrepreneur list: Automated Trading. Automated Trading is a way to use technology to automatically send buy and sell calls to your trading account.
There are several advantages.
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One of the lies financial wizards spread among the community of investors is that there is one, magic, secret method that works in all markets, at all times.
And guess who holds that magic, secret, and, apparently, proprietary method? That’s exactly right, the financial wizards do.
During some investment eras, during precise market conditions, that method may spin off amazing returns. But, when conditions change, the financial wizard’s magic wand suddenly loses its power.
Many financial wizards are one trick ponies who believe that a certain investment style or strategy masters all markets. They think that their special brand of Value Investing works in all conditions, for instance. They believe in momentum trading. They only pick stocks moving above their 60-day average. Or 30-day average. Or 23.5 day average. They look for candlesticks, or double bottoms.
But, the market, I believe, is a group-driven organism and, while there are patterns that develop, those patterns move and evolve. It’s difficult to find a constant. It’s almost impossible for a big bureaucracy to find patterns and act on them.
If the market is an organism, rather than a static chart, then the individual investor has advantages. He or she can remain nimble, looking for those kaleidoscopic patterns to emerge.