The 7 Biggest Lies from Wall Street for 2008
Published: Fri, 01/23/09
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The Market Toolbox : You are receiving this e-mail as a part of your free subscription. If you would like to change your e-mail settings please follow the instructions at the bottom of this e-mail. Welcome To: The Market Toolbox Intelligence Report Download The Desktop Financial Portal <-- FREE! IN THIS ISSUE Dear Toolbox Readers, Maybe you have noticed that in the last year or so millions of Americans have lost trillions of dollars in the markets, real estate commodities and a host of other asset classes. The immediate question that comes to mind is ... Why? Everyone knows that markets go through cycles and even real estate had to come back down to earth sometime. The real question is ... why did investors hang on as their retirements literally evaporated before their eyes? I think it has a lot to do with the 7 biggest Wall Street lies of all time. There is so much misinformation coming out of Wall Street through the main stream media that some of it has become "systemic deception". Maybe you have fallen victim to to a few of these lies yourself. One of my favorites and one of the most systemic of these "lies" is when they say "The Dow Jones Index is up or down X percent today" We saw a great example of this just today! You see, this is "as opposed to yesterday's close" and of little value at all if you were looking to trade the market "today". In fact we see this deception play out all the time in the market. Literally every financial website, media outlet and even data sources are using "yesterday's close" as a starting point by which to gauge the market "today". This is totally useless information to anyone looking to trade "today" as it gives a false premise for the market direction of the session. I'll give you an example... Let's say the DOW gaps up about a hundred points at the open. All morning long as they reporters across the media report (with their happy faces on) that the market is up today led by whatever they think will make the number sound believable. This all sounds good right? Not so fast, you see all morning long the market can be falling from that large gap and they'll still tell you the DOW is up 90... 85...80...70... As the day goes on the move gets smaller but the news is still that the market is "going up today". Nothing could be further from the truth. The market has been falling all day and anyone trying to trade today needs to know that. I have actually seen days where the DOW opened down 300 points and everyone was scared to death... then it went up literally from the opening ticks and closed the day up almost 600 points. They had everyone scared and selling while the market gained almost 900 points "from the open". This is one of the main reasons that our Research Lab starts it's day with all data "from the open". The Real-time ETF Dashboard will monitor the whole market "from the open". You will clearly see the market direction for TODAY'S session and you won't get this information at ANY other site. All of the stock picks on the momentum list, earnings list, alpha list and even the low-priced list are all made "from the open". The Investing Systems Research Lab is a very valuable resource that all serious traders need to look at to see the market in a whole new way. Last year the Research Lab sold out. This year will no doubt be a sell-out as well. Be sure to take a look today and reserve your spot in the Research Lab and see how looking at the market "from the open" can really change the way you see the market. This weekend we'll be doing a special Market Toolbox LIVE where we'll cover "The 7 Biggest Lies from Wall Street for 2008" and why there are a few new lies working for 2009. Take a look at the Research Lab and Sign Up Today To Get Notified about the show this weekend. This Sunday Night on The Market Toolbox Live!
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