Stock Trading

Stock Trading Courses

http://alphastocktrading.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/investor.jpgWe have trained many investors and traders in stock trading over the last 10 years, and it is one of the most satisfying part of our profession to see our students do well in the stock market by avoiding the mistakes made by 90% people in the market.

We offer two types of stock trading courses:
(1) Online Trading Course with real life stock trading examples, offered as pdf file that you can download on your computer and learn at your home. You can be located anywhere in the world and still benefit from our course, and we will help you on email to answer your questions.
(2) Stock Trading Coaching can be offered in small groups of 5-7 people in centrally located meeting rooms in London, New York, Mumbai/New Delhi. Each training session is of 9 hours and runs from 9 am to 6 pm and by the end of the day, you will have enough training to trade stocks carefully and profitably for the rest of your life, if you just follow the rules explained to you.

Please read below.

Stock trading does not need any formal qualifications, but it surely needs good training and preparation to avoid making fatal errors that can lose your money. And the stock market doesn’t care about your race, religion, color, level of success, education, or personal characteristics.

Stock trading has been of interest to people for more than 200 years; pursued part time by most people, and full time by stock traders and brokers. Done right, stock trading can generate regular income and done wrong, it can erode your capital rapidly.

First ask yourself why do you want to trade stocks? What do you hope to gain financially from learning to trade? What would being a successful trader mean you? Imagine yourself making successful trades and gaining financially — not lottery like gains, but steady increase in bank balance by carefully selected trades. With a clear picture of what you want and how that would feel you will be able to remain focused and motivated. If you follow a few simple rules you can run your stock trading business on your own terms.

Trading without training is like going fire-fighting in jeans and sneakers — sure way to get burnt superfast. It is expensive to learn by trial and error. Investing in a a good stock trading course and taking advantage of the insights and experience of successful trader makes a lot of sense when learning to trade successfully. Every trader I know agrees that more education in the start would have meant lesser losses and more profits.

If stock trading was easy, why is everyone not a millionaire by trading stocks? Because most stock traders and investors lack discipline to follow predefined rules, and they lack good trading education about how the capital/stock market works. Depsite the trading rules posted in front on them, people break them because of emotions like fear, greed, hope, etc take control of people while they are involved in the stock market. Understading and following a set of rules, which have been tested for years, is the most important lesson for stock trading.

Learn more and get a copy of our stock trading course: Stock Trading Course

Commodity Trading, Stock Market News

Oil & Gas Market Updates – 29June2011

  • Crude oil rebounded on Tuesday to post the biggest one-day percentage gain in almost six weeks on optimism that Greece would move to resolve its debt crisis and a weaker dollar. This rebound was also expected from a technical perspective, since crude oil was oversold and had to rebound. The real price trend of crude will be visible after a week.
  • U.S. crude oil stocks showed a larger-than expected drop last week, while gasoline stocks unexpectedly fell, according to data released Tuesday by the American Petroleum Institute.
  • European demand can not absorb the 15 million barrels of fuels that the West’s energy watchdog aims to release over the next month and whatever supplies are sold will deepen the refining industry’s crisis.
  • Yemen is considering using force to secure and repair its main oil pipeline, blown up in an attack by angry tribesmen in mid- March, a senior Yemeni official told Reuters on Tuesday.
  • Russia will call on Japan to jointly develop oil and natural gas resources near an island chain north of Japan, the Nikkei business daily said, in an area claimed by both which has overshadowed relations for more than six decades.
Foreign Investors

ONGC consortium bids for stake in Yamal LNG in Russian Arctic

A consortium led by Indian group ONGC has bid for a stake in Novatek’s liquefied natural gas project in the Russian Arctic, a Novatek spokesman told Reuters on Monday: “We received a bid from a consortium of ONGC, Petronet and GAIL for a stake in Yamal LNG,”.

Indian newspaper The Hindustan Times reported the consortium was willing to commit as much as USD 3.4 billion for a 15% stake. The French energy company Total has already acquired 20% of the project.

Energy market analysts say participation of Indian companies in the project was a positive development for Novatek, Russia’s second-largest natural gas producer and which could get access to the LNG market in India through a deal.

“India could see LNG demand rise to 50 million tonnes by 2020 (Wood Mackenzie estimates), while direct access to the market could allow for the employment of swap schemes with the traditional suppliers of LNG to Asia,” Alfa Bank said in a note. Yamal LNG was slated to start production of up to 16 million tonnes of frozen gas a year in 2015-17.