Share Trading and Building Web sites
It has been a busy week so far with reading and listening to tapes from No Limits No Excuses on how to construct websites, watching a webinar on Share Trading and trialling new trading software.
Yesterday was focussed on extending my share trading knowledge when I watched the Webinar provided by Options University. John Person demonstrated his share trading software using Pivot Point analysis. It was very impressive and he claims that it is more effective than any other system for predicting price movements. It has been recorded and I'll watch it again when it is available. As usual there was a sales offer of the combined package of the training and software. The quality of the education that the Options University provides is very high and they keep providing more educational opporunities beyond the Options Trading with which they started. I certainly have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone interested in extending their trading knowledge. Clicking the link below will take you to them.
http://tinyurl.com/knedl
I downloaded the Bulls and Bears trading software yesterday and looked through it last night. The trial version only gives access to the ASX CFD's and not to the US market. I'll follow up to make sure the full version can access everything before committing to an account with them. It is basically the same as the Sonray version except for the lack of access to the US market.
Today was spent putting all the pieces together to build a website. I know it is taking me longer to do it than it should take, but some of the steps have been a source of frustration because they have not worked out as expected. I went back to the beginnning, because I was having trouble defining suitable niche markets using keywords. Part of the problem is that Yahoo has taken over Overture, and they seem to have created a Catch22 when it comes to going beyond getting the keywords and determining the bids for each click.
Their video instructions sound fine until you come to do it and it doesn't work. This has been a major source of delay as I persisted trying to find a way around the problem. At this point I'm not prepared to pay the US$199 to have them do it for me. Needless to say the research is not as sound as I want it to be. However I'll press on and see if I can get something working. I registered three domain names and set them up with the Hosting company and have worked my way through the website instructions this evening. It is not finished but getting there at last. I've got to work on the page templates tomorrow.
Yesterday was focussed on extending my share trading knowledge when I watched the Webinar provided by Options University. John Person demonstrated his share trading software using Pivot Point analysis. It was very impressive and he claims that it is more effective than any other system for predicting price movements. It has been recorded and I'll watch it again when it is available. As usual there was a sales offer of the combined package of the training and software. The quality of the education that the Options University provides is very high and they keep providing more educational opporunities beyond the Options Trading with which they started. I certainly have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone interested in extending their trading knowledge. Clicking the link below will take you to them.
http://tinyurl.com/knedl
I downloaded the Bulls and Bears trading software yesterday and looked through it last night. The trial version only gives access to the ASX CFD's and not to the US market. I'll follow up to make sure the full version can access everything before committing to an account with them. It is basically the same as the Sonray version except for the lack of access to the US market.
Today was spent putting all the pieces together to build a website. I know it is taking me longer to do it than it should take, but some of the steps have been a source of frustration because they have not worked out as expected. I went back to the beginnning, because I was having trouble defining suitable niche markets using keywords. Part of the problem is that Yahoo has taken over Overture, and they seem to have created a Catch22 when it comes to going beyond getting the keywords and determining the bids for each click.
Their video instructions sound fine until you come to do it and it doesn't work. This has been a major source of delay as I persisted trying to find a way around the problem. At this point I'm not prepared to pay the US$199 to have them do it for me. Needless to say the research is not as sound as I want it to be. However I'll press on and see if I can get something working. I registered three domain names and set them up with the Hosting company and have worked my way through the website instructions this evening. It is not finished but getting there at last. I've got to work on the page templates tomorrow.
posted by Jamief at 8/03/2006 12:10:00 AM
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