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    Default Video shows legendary 223k profit day in the market

    Proof that 'account size doesn't matter' is often very hard to find. People say it doesn't matter...but can't prove it.

    This video PROVES it

    Legendary trader John Carter had a pretty good day recently... where he recorded live his 223k trading day! This was recorded in his REAL money accounts...

    97k on Apple
    93k on Google
    104k on Priceline

    AND YOU CAN WATCH IT HERE

    John will show you exactly how he traded the above trades, what he did right, what he did wrong, and what YOU can do to trade like this. And he points out what a 'small account' really is and how the overall goal is to have an income source by growing it to big account!
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    Default Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013

    Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013

    MarketClub.com has been in the business of trend following for decades, and they are happy to announce that you can take a look at Today's Top 50 Trending Stocks now...for free! This dynamic report is a list of market movers that can make a difference in your portfolio for 2013.

    It costs you nothing, and it could be the game changer you have been looking for.

    It's time you started trading like the smart money, get started today for free!
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    Default Join our stock picking contest

    See how your picks stack up against other posters - join our weekly stock picking contest. Your win will be registered under your username and everyone will know about your stock picking talents.
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    Default 5 Great Strategies Every Investor and Trader Should Know

    This Thursday night at 8pm Eastern time our friends at Investing Systems are putting on a great event called 5 Strategies Every Investor & Trader Should Know.

    These guys have been in the financial software business for 13 years and have customers in more than 70 countries.

    They offer a variety of software and services and I think you should check out this Totally Free event.

    Here is what they sent me about this event:

    Our webinar this Thursday will focus on 5 of the best strategies we have seen and used over the years and it is high time that more people found out about them.

    Here are the details about what we will present Thursday night:
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    Default Barchart.com's Chart of the Day - Ball Corp (BLL)

    Barchart.com's Chart of the Day - Ball Corp (BLL) for Mar 19, 2012

    The "Chart of the Day" is Ball Corp (BLL), which showed up on Friday's Barchart "All Time High" list. Ball on Friday posted a new all-time high of $41.39 and closed up 1.87%. TrendSpotter took a profit on a long position on March 6 and then turned long again on March 13 at $40.38. In recent news on the stock, RM Baird on March 16 reiterated its Outperform rating on Ball and raised its target to $47 from $45 citing improved sales due to warmer weather and an increase in customer promotional activity. Ball Corp, with a market cap of $6 billion, is a manufacturer of metal and plastic packaging, primarily for beverages and foods, and a supplier of aerospace and other technologies and services to commercial and governmental customers.
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    Default Sprint Nextel (S) - Quick Takes Pro Chart of the Day

    March 19, 2012 - Sprint Nextel (S)
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    Default Dave Landry's Market in a Minute - Monday, 3/19/12

    Random Thoughts

    The Ps ended slightly in the plus column. This action keeps them at multi-year highs. The Nasdaq ended slightly in the minus column. This action has it just shy of decade plus highs.

    So far, the Ps & Quack still appear to be rallying out of their recent Persistent Pullback. So, so far, so good.

    Most sectors, like the market, remain in solid uptrends. Some of the stronger areas stayed strong on Friday in spite of a weak market.

    So what do we do?

    With a flat day, nothing has changed, since the market is at/near new highs, there aren't many meaningful pullbacks setting up. So, continue to look to take partial profits as offered, trail your stops, and honor them just in case. Then, on the next pullback, look to reload.

    It sounds simple doesn't it? Well, as long as the market continues to trend, our jobs as trend followers is easy.

    Futures are soft pre-market.

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