Notes From a Cyber Trader

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I'm a retail ("same day"/swing) trader who trades between 40 and 60 trades a month. I primarily trade from an RSP and secondarily from a TFSA account through a discount broker. I'm convinced the whole marketplace is set up to position the "retail trader" at a disadvantage - Starting with you're very own online discount investing broker! 99% of my stock picks are from the TSX Venture board. I do not make stock recommendations. Those who do, do it out of self interest and prey on others so that they can sell them their stocks in the end and then announce they closed their position. Why else would you tell someone to buy?? As Ayn Rand professed - There is no such thing as altruism. I will on occasion disclose stocks I routinely trade but do not recommend them. Its your job to pick your stocks and develop a trading strategy. My blog includes info on: - Mining and Energy Stocks. - Online trading - Technology - Current events - Books/Music

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• The World Money Show 2010 - Toronto

  
  
  133 Reads | 0 Comments | October 21, 2010
  
  

   Investing/Trading__________________The World Money Show 2010 The trade show is on its last day (Friday Oct 22, 2010) at the Metro Toronto convention Centre.Admission is free.I'll need to mark my calender next year as I forgot about it until now. (I also find it hard to leave my trading during the day.) List of events for Oct 22, 2010 can be seen on the following linkhttp://www.moneyshow.com...

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• Canada's top 100 employers

  
  
  531 Reads | 0 Comments | October 15, 2010
  
  

           Canada's top 100 employersDiane JermynGlobe and Mail UpdatePublished Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 4:48PM EDTLast updated Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 6:25PM EDTIt’s not for the faint of heart. To come up with this year’s list of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, now in its 11th year, the editors of Mediacorp Canada Inc., a specialty publisher, sift through a daunting amount of information to analyze...

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• Junior gold stocks: More risk but lower prices

  
  
  0 Reads | 0 Comments | October 15, 2010
  
  

  Number Cruncher_______________Junior gold stocks: More risk but lower prices DAVID PARKINSONFrom Friday's Globe and MailPosted on Thursday, October 14, 2010 7:26PM EDTWHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?We continue this week’s series on gold stocks, courtesy of data compiled by precious metals analyst David Haughton and his team at BMO Nesbitt Burns. Having already looked at senior producers and...

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• Junior gold stocks: More risk but lower prices

  
  
  243 Reads | 0 Comments | October 15, 2010
  
  

  Number Cruncher_______________Junior gold stocks: More risk but lower pricesDAVID PARKINSONFrom Friday's Globe and MailPosted on Thursday, October 14, 2010 7:26PM EDTWHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?We continue this week’s series on gold stocks, courtesy of data compiled by precious metals analyst David Haughton and his team at BMO Nesbitt Burns. Having already looked at senior producers and...

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• Mid-sized gold producers, outsized price gains

  
  
  153 Reads | 0 Comments | October 14, 2010
  
  

  Number Cruncher_______________Mid-sized gold producers, outsized price gainsDAVID PARKINSON From Thursday's Globe and MailPosted on Wednesday, October 13, 2010 8:04PM EDTWhat are we looking for?We’re continuing this week’s theme of looking behind the numbers of global gold equities, with the help of David Haughton, precious metals analyst with BMO Nesbitt Burns. Today, we look at the...

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• Silver shines, growth outpaces gold

  
  
  109 Reads | 2 Comments | October 13, 2010
  
  

  Resources_________Of Note:Silver is likely to outperform its pricey counterpart this year, a trend that makes silver-related equities an attractive option for investors looking to diversify their portfolios.Spot silver prices rose 48 per cent in 2009, and have already risen more than 38 per cent this year.Good news for silver miners and royalty companies, with share prices in the sector jumping...

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• From collapse to rescue

  
  
  318 Reads | 1 Comment | October 11, 2010
  
  

  Of Note:In early August, 33 miners descended deep below the dusty surface of Chile’s Atacama Desert and did not come back out.Never before have so many men survived being trapped underground for so long — nor has the world ever witnessed a rescue operation of such complexity and depth — one that has had a Canadian presence from the start.Industry insiders say the disaster at the Mina San Jose...

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• Not a white male domain

  
  
  209 Reads | 0 Comments | October 10, 2010
  
  

  Online Trading___________Of Note:The days when the typical online investor was a tech-savvy white male are long gone.Trading is down, yet the total value of assets in online accounts is up.The average age of people trading online has dropped, more women are joining the move toward direct investing and new Canadians, especially ethnic Chinese, are making their presence felt in a major way.In...

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