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Stompernet news for the week

By Chris Stirling On May 20, 2008 1 Comment

This is the week. After this week, I won’t be talking about Stomper anymore because they will be closed.  But it’s going to be an exciting week, because they’re coming out with a “shock and awe” campaign that is going to, well, shock and awe you.

If you’ve opted-in to their newsletter, you’ll hear about each day’s announcement.

Go here to opt-in if you haven’t already:

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I already know what is going to be announced this week (mostly), and I’m not supposed to tell you anything about them, but I’m going to anyway:

Monday– They released informtion about all the new tools and education Stomper just brought out for their members. At last month’s Stomper LIVE event, we gave the Stomper leadership a rousing standing ovation for what you’re going to find out today.

Tuesday — Case studies of absolute Internet newbies who, because of their involvement in Stomper,  are vaulting past their competition and not looking back.

Later Tuesday — I’ll just forewarn you about this: you’re going to hear about how you have to act quickly if you’re going to get in on Stomper. This is the truth: they have only opened their doors for new members for a TOTAL of 72 hours since the first day they started. This isn’t false scarcity. It’s a fact.  They shut off new members when they reach their limit.

(Just being honest, I very nearly had to learn that one the hard way myself. I was one of the very last to get in on the first round, and sure enough, they didn’t open up membership again for 9 months.)

Wednesday — This is the one I really can’t tell you yet. But I can tell you that you won’t find this anywhere else on the Internet, and it will likely mean the difference between success and failure for you. They will also announce fast mover bonuses and the date of the next Stomper Live conference . I’m anxiously awaiting that little detail myself. I have not missed a single Stomper Live event so far. They’re that good.

Thursday’s the day you want to be ready for. It’s launch day. Again, I just wanted to forewarn you about this because I almost missed it the first time myself. When Stomper first launched in 2006, they filled up in one day, so be ready if you’re at all interested. I don’t know exactly how many positions they are opening up.

And oh yeah, what they wanted me to tell you today, instead of the week’s announcements, is that you can now go and run SiteSeer for other sites besides your own. So if you want to check and see how your competition got to position one in Google, you can! It’s like peeking behind the curtain to see how they got to be so successful.

And this is the great part–all you have to do is copy what they did. And then just a little bit more, and you’re on page ONE of Google.

Did I tell you that these guys over-deliver or what!?

This is going to be a fun week

Make sure to Opt In to the Stompernet Newsletter so you can get all the awesome free tools and eductation these guys give away like candy –>  Stompernet
 

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Are there any other factors that keep individuals from trading in the Forex Market?

By Chris Stirling On May 18, 2008 No Comments

There are a few factors, yes. The main one is in the way currencies are purchased. In order to make their own profit, the people who perform the actual trades charge a certain amount extra beyond just the exchange rate. The more money you can trade at once, the smaller that difference is, until you get to the top tier of trading where the difference is literally thousandths and hundred thousandths of cents. Most organizations and most individuals can’t trade that much money at once, so the differences that they are charged are much more, which in turn makes the draw of Forex trading less lucrative.
 

Interested in more information on the Forex Market – get a free complete guide to Forex Market online or visit our Top Forex Market Training Programs page.

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Who can participate in the Forex Market?

By Chris Stirling On May 15, 2008 No Comments

Basically, only large financial organizations. This boils down to multi-national banks and companies. There are some allowances for individuals to trade, but this must be done through a broker (and often leaves people open to fraud). There are a few reasons for this. First, the amount of money that is needed to make a viable profit is generally more than a single individual can invest. Secondly, the way most trades are set up tend to make most of the money "on paper", which means that while there is profit, it’s not usually profit you can take and directly put into your pocket. These two things alone make the Forex Market fairly unappealing to individuals.
 

Interested in more information on the Forex Market – get a free complete guide to Forex Market online or visit our Top Forex Market Training Programs page.

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Going Natural 3.0: Episode 2 – Stomper Site Seer

By Chris Stirling On May 14, 2008 No Comments

Going Natural 3.0 Video #2

Going Natural 3.0 Video #2 – Site Seer

Andy and the StomperNet crew have released another video, and they want to make the same kind of waves in ORGANIC SEO that they did for PPC last time.

Their new video is called “Going Natural 3.0: Episode 2 – Stomper Site Seer”

Going Natural 3.0 Video #2 – Site Seer

StomperNet faculty members Jerry West and Howie Schwartz talk us through a demo of the new “Stomper Site Seer” web-based SEO intelligence tool.

You give “Site Seer” your URL and it will instantly extract and display all of the features of your site that the search
engines use to rank you.

When you see all of these factors at once, you will INSTANTLY spot patterns and gaps in your on-page SEO, ESPECIALLY if you’ve uncovered some previously hidden “wallet out” keywords with your PPC testing.

You’ll know EXACTLY what parts of your site you will need to tweak and adjust to start getting ORGANIC results for the keywords YOU want.

Not only that, but “Site Seer” will actually show you how well you’re doing with your off-page link building. 

If you use “Site Seer”, you’ll know when you’re giving the search engines the wrong message, and you’ll know exactly what to change to start giving the search engines what they want.

And when you do that, they start giving you what YOU want:  FREE TRAFFIC!

Through the insight “Site Seer” provides, you can TAKE CONTROL of your site’s ranking in a way you never have before. 

IMPORTANT -

The “Site Seer” video contains very important information about the release date, availability, and pricing of the software.  I don’t want to spoil the surprise in the video, but here’s a BIG HINT:  It will be released VERY SOON.  It will be available TO ANYONE WHO WANTS TO USE IT.  It will cost… 

I can’t say!  I’m sworn to secrecy.  You’ll have to watch the video to find out.

Plus, there’s a killer bonus too!  Dan Thies is back again, this time with the “Keyword Strategies” video, where he reveals his own personal methods and insights into keyword research, honed over YEARS in the SEO industry as a top consultant!

All you have to do is drop your name and email into the subscriber box and get access to that cool bonus.

Click Here to watch the video –> Going Natural 3.0 Video #2 – Site Seer

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Forex Signals – An Introduction

By Chris Stirling On May 12, 2008 No Comments

moneystack.jpgForex Signals, also known as ‘technical indicators’, are data points used in the prediction of currency movements. This blog post will examine three of the most popular forex signals in use today.

Signal #1: Relative Strength Index (RSI)

The RSI indicator measures the ratio of upwards to downwards movements on the market, and the result is normalized to a range between 0-100.

When an instrument, such as a currency pair, moves to 70 or greater on the RSI, the instrument is said to be ‘over bought’. Likewise, when a currency pair moves to 30 or below on the RSI, it is said to be ‘over sold’.

So, the Relative Strength Index is essentially a broad measurement of market demand for a given currency. Keep in mind, however, that spikes and drops may occur for any number of reasons, and do not necessarily indicate the development of a trend.

Relative Strength is useful in spot trading and some mid-range strategies, but it is not the only indicator to watch, particularly if you intend to employ long-range holding strategies.

Signal #2: Stochastic Oscillators (SO)

Charts derived from Stochastic oscillations are also used to indicate ‘over bought’ and ‘over sold’ conditions for currencies on the exchange market. These conditions are typically expressed on a percentage scale from 0-100%.

The S.O. scale method was derived from historical observation of market phenomena centered around closing trades. It was observed that – during the period towards closing – both the upwards and downwards trends in conditions tend to congregate towards the extreme ends of the scale.

These Buying and Selling conditions are charted using two lines: %K and %D. A divergence between these lines against the price action of a currency is a strong trading signal.

Signal #3: Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)

This signal plots two lines of movement: the MACD line, and the signal/trigger line.

The MACD line represents the difference between two, exponential moving averages and the signal line — which is the exponential moving average of that difference. This is a tricky concept to grasp, so let’s look at MACD as an equation.

We’ll let each exponential moving average be represented by EMA-0, EMA-1, EMA-2, etc..

The Signal Line, then, is equal to: EMA (EMA0 – EMA-1… + …EMA-2 – EMA-3…+..) and so on.

Basically, the signal line is reflecting the exponential moving average of moving averages over time, such that:

Signal Line = EMA (EMA-0 minus EMA-1), and..

The MACD line = (EMA0-EMA1) – signal line.

The MACD and Signal Lines are charted around a ‘Zero’ line, the extreme limits of which represent ’slow MACD movement’ and ‘fast MACD movement’, respectively. Whenever the MACD and Signal Lines cross, it is an indicator that a change in trend is likely.

This wraps up our look at three of the most popular Forex signals. They are by no means the only ones. Some of the other, more technically complex signals includes indicators derived from Gann numbers and Elliot Wave theory.

fxbook3.jpgThe good news is that you don’t have to be a math whiz to make use of these indicators, as there are plenty of commercial software solutions on the market.

Does the Forex Market interest you? If you want more information on the Forex Market but don’t know where to begin you can get a free complete guide to Forex Market online or visit our Top Forex Market Training Programs page.

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