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Looking for options trading courses, commodity seminars, future trading seminars to be a pro-trader?

Question by Theresa: Looking for options trading courses, commodity seminars, future trading seminars to be a pro-trader?
I want to become a pro-trader so I find some commodity seminars, future trading seminars, options trading courses that will give me the trading mindset of being a pro-trader.

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Answer by Monica
I register a Mr Larry Levin’s options trading courses. This LIVN Live Trading Seminar is so good , it give some “break the code” on the secret methods that world-class futures traders use to pile up profits year after year such as “How to Attempt to Master THE Most Valuable “Pit Savvy” Trading Skills” , “How I Believe You Can Dramatically Improve Your Ability to Try to Make Profits (Consistently)”, and “How to Do It With Less Stress and Strain.How to Attempt to Master THE Most Valuable “Pit Savvy” Trading Skills”. Specially , it has day trading seminar to convenient for busy people . U can sign up & take this futures trading courses easily with http://www.sotseminar.com

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New Technical Report Outlines ICT and the Future of Healthcare in Canada



Saskatoon, Canada (PRWEB) January 18, 2006

Bankix Systems Ltd has released its new 271-page technical report, ICT and the future of healthcare in Canada. This technical report examines the role that ICT would play in the future of health systems in Canada. It analyzes in-depth, the status and future of the Canadian health industry in relation to the healthcare ICT market. It explores investments and market opportunities in the health ICT industry, and discusses the interplay of factors shaping the future of the health industry in Canada, including the role that ICT would play in the sustainability and future direction of the country’s health systems.

Canada’s health system is evolving, and healthcare ICT is an integral part of this evolution. This technical report presents a comparative analysis of healthcare ICT initiatives, their financing, and implementation at federal, provincial, and territorial levels, and the underlying dynamics of the drivers of the initiatives at these various levels. The goal of this analytical approach is to facilitate an appreciation of the issues fundamental to current healthcare ICT spending and to anticipate those germane to future investments in health ICT. Such appreciation would be invaluable to software vendors and ICT companies interested in the Canadian health ICT market.

Healthcare professionals, Hospital CEOs and CIOs, government agencies, other healthcare stakeholders, including members of the public interested in how healthcare ICT is shaping the future of healthcare services in Canada would also find this technical report useful.

Bankix Systems Ltd is a Canadian healthcare ICT consulting company that publishes online articles, reports, market, and industry analyses, and books on healthcare ICT. Kindly visit our website at www.bankixsystems.com

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Discover Your Future by Moving Into Forex Options Trading

The world ’s dominant trading markets, many people have entered the lucrative world of forex options trading because it offers an good opportunity for beginner investors to enter, in most other markets without needing the huge sums of money required to establish a foothold. However, in the foreign currency market trading does bring risks with it and while a currency you are trading in may be strong today it could take an suddenly nose drive next week or next month. Therefore, there is a way to protect yourself against this uncertainty?

In the future, one answer is to consider making use of forex options which allow you to buy or sell a specific currency at a fixed rate at some point, at that time regardless of the actual market rate. At the future date specified the beauty of a forex option is that you have the select of whether or not to sell or purchase but, at that time if conditions are not favorable to you, you do not have to complete the sale or buy.

If this sounds complicated, so an example should make this clear.

At some point during the next six months, assume you are trading in the Japanese Yen but are concerned that political or economic events are likely to cause the Yen to fall in value against the US Dollar. To protect yourself against this you purchase an option (usually for periods from 30 days to 6 months) which allows you to sell 50,000 Yen during the next 6 months at a rate of say 120 Yen to the US Dollar, which is the exchange rate today.

Now, in 6 months time let’s say that your prediction proves to have been improve and the rate is now 130 Yen per the US Dollar. You can exercise your option and sell 50,000 Yen at the rate specified in your option of 120 Yen to the Dollar at this point, rather than the less attractive rate at that time of 130 Yen to the Dollar. By buying a forex option you have shielded yourself against this fall in the value of the Yen against the US Dollar in short.

But, at a rate of 110 to the Dollar what would have happened if your prediction was wrong and the Yen had strengthened so that you are now faced with selling your Yen? The last thing you want to do is to sell at 120 Yen to the Dollar when everyone else is selling at just 110 Yen to the Dollar.

In this case, you can simply decide to exercise their option and sale held on the open market.

Now, because forex options are not free, there is obviously a trap and you will have to pay to buy an option. As it is similar to buying an insurance policy, the sum that you pay to purchase an option is known as the “premium” and this term is very appropriate.

If your premium is $100 then, the drop in the value of the Yen is sufficient to leave you more than $100 above the price of selling without an option then you are in profit as long as your prediction is correct. If your prognosis is wrong and you do not exercise your option then you are out of pocket to the tune of $100.

In today’s volatile market condition options trading takes some skill but, in one of your major trading currencies, it can provide you with a high level of protection and permit you to trade without having to worry about being wiped out overnight by an unexpected drop.

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Trend of Financial Broker: Past, Present and Future

Having works in the different sectors of the financial industry, I think this will qualify me to give a few comments on the broker industry.

Price spreads

Ten years ago working as a broker in the forex market was easy money, because you can quote spreads as wide as 10 points to institutional clients and clients are still coming back to you. This is comparable to arbitrage profit of 8 points as you can close off your trade in the inter-bank market at much lower spreads. Say your customer place a USD 10 million order, that is a risk free return of 0.0008 x 10 million = US$8000. That is because forex quotes are not widely available then, so customers just take whatever rate that their broker is quoting to them.


With the invention of internet, all customers, including the retails customers are able to see the forex spreads on the internet. As a forex broker, if you quote them a price spread that is wider than the average, they will ask you “Do I look like an idiot to you”?


10 years ago I would not be able to imagine that I can trade forex myself at home using only US$1000 as my capital, but that’s what a lot of retail traders are doing that now.

Customised products

Currently if you want to trade crude oil in the futures market, most likely you will be calling your broker to buy oil futures from Nymex exchange. Crude oil futures is a very huge contract, value of 1 point is US$1000, a lot of retail customers are not able to stomach this kind of risk. Say you buy 1 lot of oil futures at $135 and if the market goes against you by $5, your unrealised loss is US$5000. US$5000 is a few months’ salary to a normal employee.


Since most online platform looks identical and serves the same function, one of the ways that they differentiate themselves is product innovation. Since Nymex crude oil futures contract is too huge, they have customised normal oil contract into supermini oil contract, whereby value of 1 point is only US$100, which is very affordable to most people. This has thus attract small investors to trade futures as well.


From placing orders via phones to placing orders via online

10 years ago floor trading is common in a lot of exchanges. Customers have to pay high commission rate to brokers in order to get their order filled on the trading floor, and at that time many floor traders were receiving more than $10,000 a month salary while they were still in their 20s. Today a lot of trading floors all over the world had closed down and turns electronics. At that time customers placed their order via the phone.


With the use of internet many trading platforms are created. If you insist on doing your broker business using phone, then you face the risk of going obsolete in future. This is because by having an online platform, customers can view live prices, use the charting function, read news update and tracks the next big news using the events calendar provided.


As for voice broker what service does they get? Did I hear you say advisory services? If brokers are good at giving advisory services, wouldn’t they be trading on their own, why would they want to become a broker in the first place? If you are a customer which one would you prefer, an online broker or a voice broker? I certainly prefer an online broker.

Commission rate

To become a broker is one of the most high-paying job 10 years ago, at that time many brokers are driving luxury cars and living in expensive property. But with fierce competition, identical products and services offered, one of the ways to attract more customers is by lowering their commission rate.


We are in the commodity boom era now, many have perceived that being a commodity broker is a great job to be in. This may not be true, commodity boom actually attracts more supply of commodity brokers into the market and pushes commission rate down.


When I was a commodity broker, the big customers (mostly are listed companies) are always being poached by many brokers offering lower commission rate. Then the customers will reflect that to us and ask if we can match the same commission rate offered. If you want the customer you have to lower down your commission rate to satisfy the customer, or else you will not likely to hear from them again.


Many online platforms had already waived off commission for their products, earning revenue from either the spreads or taking opposite sides of customers’ position.

Would you rather pay low commission or no commission?

No expiration date

Commodities have backwardation and contango built-in due to their nature. Click <here if you do not know what backwardation and contango is. Since commodities futures contracts have expiration date, traders need to know in the event that the contract expires and a rollover is required, do the traders earn or lose contango spread as a result.


For a contango product, say gold, near term price is lower than far month price; so if the trader has a long position in gold that is expiring, he will lose contango spread when he rollover his current contract to the next month.


On the other hand, if the trader has a short position on gold that is expiring, he will gain contango spread when he rollover his current current to the next month.


However the concepts of backwardation and contango are not easily understood by retail customers. To solve this problem some online platforms have provided contracts that do not have expiration date, so this will mitigate the problem of rollovers.

Trust in online platforms offered by foreign companies

Currently one of the issues that most retails is concerned is the trust worthiness of the platform providers, as they need to deposit huge sum of money into the platform company before they can start to trade. These companies usually come from US and Europe.


With the use of internet, these platform providers do not have to register with the countries’ authorities in order to sell their products to the customers in these countries, because anyone who has internet connection from any parts of the world can have access to those platforms and will be able to open accounts with them.


I believe as time goes by, the trust by retail customers will grow as online trading becomes more common, and platform companies will try to gain recognition by register themselves with some reputable government authorities in order to gain confidence from the investment community.


Trading platforms that are leading the trend

If you want to look at two trading platforms that are leading the financial broker business, take a look at FXYard and Mansion

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Energy Future Holdings hit hard by lower gas prices after huge leveraged buyout

Energy Future Holdings hit hard by lower gas prices after huge leveraged buyout
A little less than three years ago, two of the nation’s shrewdest, most successful buyout firms peered into the future and decided they just had to have Energy Future Holdings Corp., the giant Dallas utility and largest electricity generator in Texas.

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Forex Online Option Trading – Look After Your Future By Moving Into Forex Options Trading

Forex Online Option Trading

Many people have entered the lucrative world of forex trading as it bids an the best opportunity for compact investors to enter one of the world’s major trading markets, without needing the larger sums of income required to prove a foothold in most other markets. However, trading in the intercontinental currency market performs bring risks with it and while a money you are trading in may be strong today it are able to take an unexpected nose drive next week or coming up month. So, is there a way to protect yourself against this uncertainty? Forex Online Option Trading

One answer is to consider making use of forex options which permit you to buy or sell a particular currency at a fixed rate at some point in the future, regardless of the actual market rate at that time. The beauty of a forex option is that you have the choice of whether or not to buy or sell at the future date specified but, if conditions are not favorable to you at that time, you do not have to complete the purchase or sale.

If this seems complicated then an example should make it clear.

Suppose you are trading in the Japanese Yen but are worried that political or economic events are likely to cause the Yen to fall in value against the US Dollar at some point during the next six months. To protect yourself against this you purchase an option (typically available for periods ranging from 30 days to 6 months) which allows you to sell 50,000 Yen during the next 6 months at a rate of say 120 Yen to the US Dollar, which is the exchange rate today. Forex Online Option Trading

Now, let’s say that in 6 months time your prediction proves to have been correct and the rate is now 130 Yen to the US Dollar. At this point you can exercise your option and sell 50,000 Yen at the rate specified in your option of 120 Yen to the Dollar, rather than the less attractive rate at that time of 130 Yen to the Dollar. In short, by purchasing a forex option you have protected yourself against this fall in the value of the Yen against the US Dollar.

But, what would have happened if your prediction had been wrong and the Yen had strengthened so that you are now faced with selling your Yen at a rate of 110 to the Dollar? The last thing you want to do is to sell at 120 Yen to the Dollar when everyone else is selling at just 110 Yen to the Dollar.

In this case you can simply decide not to exercise your option and sell on the open market instead. Forex Online Option Trading

Now, there is of course a catch because forex options are not free and you will have to pay to purchase an option. The sum that you pay to buy an option is known as the “premium” and this term is very appropriate as it is similar to buying an insurance policy.
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YouTube- Warren – The Future of the US economy.mpeg

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TransCanada Reports Second Quarter Results, $22 Billion Capital Program Drives Future Growth

TransCanada Reports Second Quarter Results, $22 Billion Capital Program Drives Future Growth
CALGARY, ALBERTA–(Marketwire – 07/29/10) – TransCanada Corporation (TSX: TRP – News )(NYSE: TRP – News ) (TransCanada or the Company) today announced net income applicable to common shares for second quarter 2010 of $285 million or $0.41 per share. Comparable earnings were $275 million or $0.40 per share. Net income applicable to common shares and comparable earnings were both reduced by $28 …

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EmberClear Inc. Announces Agreement to Purchase Future Ventures LLC, Commencement of Process to Maximize Value from …

EmberClear Inc. Announces Agreement to Purchase Future Ventures LLC, Commencement of Process to Maximize Value from …
EmberClear Inc. is pleased to announce that it has entered into an arrangement agreement dated effective as of June 25, 2010 with EmberClear Corp. and Future Ventures LLC regarding the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding common units of Future Ventures by way of plan of arrangement .

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Technical Analysis Charts – How To Predict The Future Market Using Technical Analysis Charts

Arriving in the financial markets means you will invest your hard-earned money in the attempt to make profits. That’s why it is important to handle transactions seriously and is not something that one should play around with. You must be crystal clear of your investments in order to benefit and minimize the risks of losing money.


When you being trading, you will have to bear in mind that in order to make money, you will have to spend it first. Any company knows this well. They spend on advertising, and on the products they are selling. Its the same scene in a financial market. You invest money to be able to gain money. When you do not invest, your money is stagnating.


You also need to accept the fact that you will lose some money initially as you learn the ropes, but don’t let that put you off.


Certain tools can help you minimize the risk of losses.


Technical analysis is an example of a good tool to reduce risks and maximize profits.


It is a tool which tries to predict the outcomes of the market. But people are skeptical about the technical analysis and regard it more of an art rather than precise science. There is no evidence that is in favor of technical analysis.


Still, you do have a few alternatives to get an idea on how the markets are going to move.


Maps and charts are used by technical analysts to predict the movement of the markets. Many people are starting to use this type of judgment to reduce their losses. You would at least have a visual idea of how things are going, using this analysis.


Of course, the faster you reaction time to the changes in the markets, the more is your chance of making a profit.


So, charts are used in technical analysis to display the ups and downs of the market. An analyst will base his judgment on price developments. They predict the outcome of the market based on the past trends of the stock or currency in question.


There are basically 3 types of tables that technical analysts look to see if the prices are likely to change. The first type of diagram is simplest of the three. It is an online map. It just shows you a birds eye view of the movement in stock prices. This can help get a good idea of the trends at a given time..


The other two provide more details.


The 2nd kind of chart used is the graph. This type of card is used to display the price gap within a particular time frame. It make sit easy to judge whether prices have increased or decreased since it displays both the price of opening and closing time intervals. But to read graphs with accuracy you need computer programs.


The other kind of chart is the candlestick graph. It is the simplest to read since it is color coded.


Analysts use graphs to predict future trends, and with a bit of research, so can you.

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