When someone starts trading, investing, or both, one of the most important and yet least focused on part of the process is finding the right broker to handle their trades. The chances of you finding a broker correct for your trading and investing is high. There are many brokers that cater to all styles of trading and investing.
Topics to think about when choosing a broker include but are not limited to price per trade, transaction speed, access to different markets, accessibility to human brokers, account limits, fee structures, and other issues that pertain to you. You should first have an answer to all of these questions before choosing a broker.
As an example, Sell The Call and Trading Futures ETF Options accounts have found that Optionsxpress is best for their trading.
Make sure and take the time to research which broker is best for your situation. Beware of deals from brokers. Sometimes getting the immediate financial benefit is not worth the long term cost. Choosing a broker not suited to your needs can and will hurt your trading performance in the end. Choosing the proper broker will at least not hurt your results and could possibly enhance your results.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Benefits Of Deep In The Money Options
Regardless of what options you are buying, the deeper in the money the better. There are a couple of reasons why this is the case. One simple reason why is that the time value attached to each option is lower for deeper in the money options. Another reason why is that it provides extra cover intrinsic value wise if the trade does not do what was planned.
Analysis of the recent trades at Trading Futures ETF Options blog has shown that one of the reasons for the sale of the option is due to its time value decay. Minimizing it by buying deeper in the money calls seems to be an appropriate action. Trades might be able to last longer and become more profitable if the time value did not decrease at such a high rate.
Analysis of the recent trades at Trading Futures ETF Options blog has shown that one of the reasons for the sale of the option is due to its time value decay. Minimizing it by buying deeper in the money calls seems to be an appropriate action. Trades might be able to last longer and become more profitable if the time value did not decrease at such a high rate.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Usine Different Charts For Trade Support
Some of the success in trading for Sell The Call and Trading Futures ETF Options has been because the analysis includes multiple charts from multiple time frames. Looking at charts in both the short term and the long term to support a trade has been instrumental in trading success.
For example, Trading Futures ETF Options recently made profitable short term options trades in USO, PIN, IAU, and FXC. Both short-term charts as well as long term charts were used in determining if the trade should be made. Daily charts as well as weekly charts were used. Using the longer term charts gives support for the short term. Looking at longer term charts has also kept Sell The Call and Trading Futures ETF Options from making a bad trade.
Please look at multiple charts when using charts to determine whether or not a trade is acceptable. It should assist in not only making a profit on a trade, but could keep you from making a bad trade.
For example, Trading Futures ETF Options recently made profitable short term options trades in USO, PIN, IAU, and FXC. Both short-term charts as well as long term charts were used in determining if the trade should be made. Daily charts as well as weekly charts were used. Using the longer term charts gives support for the short term. Looking at longer term charts has also kept Sell The Call and Trading Futures ETF Options from making a bad trade.
Please look at multiple charts when using charts to determine whether or not a trade is acceptable. It should assist in not only making a profit on a trade, but could keep you from making a bad trade.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Profit at wikicallselling!
Hey
The account over at Wikicallselling just reported a profit of over 21% in its most recent trade. The trade lasted a total of seven months. It used the strategy of buying shares and then selling calls against those shares. The stock used for the trade was Exact Sciences Incorporated.
The account over at Wikicallselling just reported a profit of over 21% in its most recent trade. The trade lasted a total of seven months. It used the strategy of buying shares and then selling calls against those shares. The stock used for the trade was Exact Sciences Incorporated.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
arbitrary coherence
I started reading Daniel Ariely's Predictably Irrational, and the topic of Arbitrary Coherence was brought up. In the book's words, "Although initial prices can be "arbitrary," once those prices are established in our minds, they will shape not only present prices but also future ones (thus making them "coherent"). " With this being said, I am looking at stock prices a little more carfully with the focus being on the relationship between a company's stock price and its true value. If there is a significant difference, is arbitrary coherence a reason? Can understanding the topic of Arbitrary Coherence make a person a better investor or trader? I think so.
Comments welcome.
Comments welcome.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Banks will be lending soon
It looks like the retail banks will begin lending more in the near future. There are a few reasons for this idea. The banks' last quarter's earnings showed a lessening of loan losses. The banks' trading gains have also come back to earth now, eliminating that outlier. Companies also will be looking to expand their business as their balance sheets are cleaned up and their efficiencies are almost at an all time high.
The banks loan loss totals are getting smaller. This is obviously a positive for the banks in a couple of ways. Primarily, the banks can lessen the amount of money they hold back in order to cover loan losses. Last quarter, the banks used this money to pad earnings. But this is a bad long term strategy and can not be used for very long. The banks also have to replenish the amount of actual loans that were dramatically lessened in the last three to four years to their balance sheet. Consumer credit is increasing, allowing banks to feel more comfortable lending. Businesses have straightened out there balance sheets and set up their businesses to grow.
The ridiculous trading profits that were provided by the government funding through TARP is basically over. The market will not increase 50% like it did in the last two years. This will force the banks to find other forms of revenue in order to keep their shareholders happy. Lending is something that the banks are rumored to do from time to time.
Companies will have to expand their business in order to grow their profits. The ability to cut more is almost over. Production is quite high right now. Their balance sheets are set up to handle loans. They will be looking to the banks in order to provide loans to expand their business.
The banks loan loss totals are getting smaller. This is obviously a positive for the banks in a couple of ways. Primarily, the banks can lessen the amount of money they hold back in order to cover loan losses. Last quarter, the banks used this money to pad earnings. But this is a bad long term strategy and can not be used for very long. The banks also have to replenish the amount of actual loans that were dramatically lessened in the last three to four years to their balance sheet. Consumer credit is increasing, allowing banks to feel more comfortable lending. Businesses have straightened out there balance sheets and set up their businesses to grow.
The ridiculous trading profits that were provided by the government funding through TARP is basically over. The market will not increase 50% like it did in the last two years. This will force the banks to find other forms of revenue in order to keep their shareholders happy. Lending is something that the banks are rumored to do from time to time.
Companies will have to expand their business in order to grow their profits. The ability to cut more is almost over. Production is quite high right now. Their balance sheets are set up to handle loans. They will be looking to the banks in order to provide loans to expand their business.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Chasing wealth
There is a trade I want to make but I would need to break away from my plan in order to get in now. This is where discipline is important. It is important to work the plan.
I thought I would be in the trade two weeks ago but the stock has moved up to a point where even if it stays at this price, it will still be a week or two before I can get in.
For information on the trade, you can go to my call selling blog.
- If you enjoy this blog, please feel free to follow and let others know about it.
I thought I would be in the trade two weeks ago but the stock has moved up to a point where even if it stays at this price, it will still be a week or two before I can get in.
For information on the trade, you can go to my call selling blog.
- If you enjoy this blog, please feel free to follow and let others know about it.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Commissions
Recently, one of my brokers lowered its commissions rates by . This is important as I use this account for trading and will plan to make 25+ trades in the coming year.
Commissions do affect how you invest. You must include those costs when figuring out your returns.
Commissions do affect how you invest. You must include those costs when figuring out your returns.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Local Banks
Recently, I went to the neighborhood local bank and started a savings account. I did this after researching what the effects of such a move would make on myself, the community, and the bank. I have come to the realization that there is a very important place in the banking industry for local banks. This action is not simply a direct move away from the mega bank. Mega banks also provide a service to the consumer that local banks cannot such as multiple branches and ATM's. It is simply an action taken to provide business to local bankers who keep their plan simple and their mission clear to the community. I encourage everyone to at the very least take a look at your local bank to open up an account.
The savings account was opened for a few reasons. The realization that I will actually see my money at work in the community is exciting to me. Also, local banks make the most of their revenue from banking and stay away from making their profits from other sources like trading. This creates an absolute focus on the business of banking which the megas don't have anymore. The opportunity for future business with the local bank will be made a little easier as their decision makers are in the building.
The idea that my money will be at work providing loans to local businesses is a good feeling. That is the essence of the local bank that the megas cannot match. Since they have a large stake in the community, they will be right there to help when needed. For instance, there is a local bakery right near me that received financing from the local bank. You can bet that I will be frequenting that bakery regularly knowing that people in the neighborhood have put in almost all the equity into the business.
The local banks are focused on banking. The megas have shown a lack of focus on banking and more of a focus on trading. This is clearly evident in their use of TARP funding. It was used for trading profits while lending did not get even the slightest bump. Local banks provide that focus on banking because that is their main source of revenue.
The third reason why I opened the account is that I will actually get to know the bank at a very close level. The decision makers for the bank are either in the same building or at the very least same neighborhood as the tellers and the rest of the bank. That provides an opportunity to create a lasting relationship with individuals of a local bank that I would not have access to at the megas.
So remember to check out your local banks. They provide a laser focus on banking, look to be the principle lender in the community because they are part of the community, and show a level of access that the megas cannot provide.
The savings account was opened for a few reasons. The realization that I will actually see my money at work in the community is exciting to me. Also, local banks make the most of their revenue from banking and stay away from making their profits from other sources like trading. This creates an absolute focus on the business of banking which the megas don't have anymore. The opportunity for future business with the local bank will be made a little easier as their decision makers are in the building.
The idea that my money will be at work providing loans to local businesses is a good feeling. That is the essence of the local bank that the megas cannot match. Since they have a large stake in the community, they will be right there to help when needed. For instance, there is a local bakery right near me that received financing from the local bank. You can bet that I will be frequenting that bakery regularly knowing that people in the neighborhood have put in almost all the equity into the business.
The local banks are focused on banking. The megas have shown a lack of focus on banking and more of a focus on trading. This is clearly evident in their use of TARP funding. It was used for trading profits while lending did not get even the slightest bump. Local banks provide that focus on banking because that is their main source of revenue.
The third reason why I opened the account is that I will actually get to know the bank at a very close level. The decision makers for the bank are either in the same building or at the very least same neighborhood as the tellers and the rest of the bank. That provides an opportunity to create a lasting relationship with individuals of a local bank that I would not have access to at the megas.
So remember to check out your local banks. They provide a laser focus on banking, look to be the principle lender in the community because they are part of the community, and show a level of access that the megas cannot provide.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
opportunity let go due to discipline
So there is an excellent option opportunity tonight due to Google's earnings announcement after the bell.
But I will not be taking it due to the cash being committed to a different program (call selling) for future trades. Some may say that I should use the money now. But there being a slight possibility that the trade could be incorrect is enough motivation to keep from making that trade.
So what is the trade? It is a straddle trade with either IBM, Google, and Apple. It is my feeling that the growth in the winning option will outweigh the loss in the other option.
But I will not be taking it due to the cash being committed to a different program (call selling) for future trades. Some may say that I should use the money now. But there being a slight possibility that the trade could be incorrect is enough motivation to keep from making that trade.
So what is the trade? It is a straddle trade with either IBM, Google, and Apple. It is my feeling that the growth in the winning option will outweigh the loss in the other option.
Friday, April 24, 2009
apr 24 news
Hey everyone
Another deposit was made to the covered call account. The project is still looking to start with July options with a slight possibility of June options being available to trade. It is looking like June 5th will be the absolute earliest time that the program will start.
It is nice to know that there is a light at the end of this tunnel in the next two to three months. When the account was started three months ago, I didn't realize how long six months felt after knowing what I want to do. But I realized that the risk level of the strategy dictated that enough capital has to be there to ensure profits from the trading. It also provided an opportunity to test out the strategy. By waiting until the capital levels are correct, the level of risk in the account has been eliminated.
Another deposit was made to the covered call account. The project is still looking to start with July options with a slight possibility of June options being available to trade. It is looking like June 5th will be the absolute earliest time that the program will start.
It is nice to know that there is a light at the end of this tunnel in the next two to three months. When the account was started three months ago, I didn't realize how long six months felt after knowing what I want to do. But I realized that the risk level of the strategy dictated that enough capital has to be there to ensure profits from the trading. It also provided an opportunity to test out the strategy. By waiting until the capital levels are correct, the level of risk in the account has been eliminated.
Friday, January 25, 2008
purchased call spread for PBW
Hey
With the manic activity in the stock market, the price of a solar ETF (PBW) came down to a point where I could purchase a call spread.
So I went ahead and purchased the June 22 calls, and sold the June 24 calls (that is the spread). My thought is that with the continued spending on solar will continue in earnest by both private (corporations) and public institutions (government), the ETF will do well in the next few months. The max profit on the trade is around 115%. I do have a stop loss on the trade but will not show it. When the spread was purchased, the PE of the ETF was as low as 20!
I was able to handle this trade with the great assistance of Optionsxpress. Thanks to them!
There is a stock and options site that I find very good information. The site is called Phil's Stock World. It has very good analysis on the world markets.
Good luck to all traders. May you see value in your purchases and profits from your sales!
With the manic activity in the stock market, the price of a solar ETF (PBW) came down to a point where I could purchase a call spread.
So I went ahead and purchased the June 22 calls, and sold the June 24 calls (that is the spread). My thought is that with the continued spending on solar will continue in earnest by both private (corporations) and public institutions (government), the ETF will do well in the next few months. The max profit on the trade is around 115%. I do have a stop loss on the trade but will not show it. When the spread was purchased, the PE of the ETF was as low as 20!
I was able to handle this trade with the great assistance of Optionsxpress. Thanks to them!
There is a stock and options site that I find very good information. The site is called Phil's Stock World. It has very good analysis on the world markets.
Good luck to all traders. May you see value in your purchases and profits from your sales!
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Checkpoint bucks trend today
Hey
Checkpoint seemed to buck the trend on heavy volume closing the day up 2% while the rest of the market was clearly down. There was no news so I am unclear as to why there was such heavy buying. Stay tuned.
The Fed Chairman Bernanke came out with remarks about the economy suggesting that it will increase in the next six months. This brought some selling into the market as the thought of lower interest rates has gone away for a while. This might hurt some of the housing stocks going into the summer. The service sector jump seems to indicate some upcoming employment in the tech sector furthering the maturation of the internet economy.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
If you have any more questions or comments, you can also email keanemd@gmail.com
Checkpoint seemed to buck the trend on heavy volume closing the day up 2% while the rest of the market was clearly down. There was no news so I am unclear as to why there was such heavy buying. Stay tuned.
The Fed Chairman Bernanke came out with remarks about the economy suggesting that it will increase in the next six months. This brought some selling into the market as the thought of lower interest rates has gone away for a while. This might hurt some of the housing stocks going into the summer. The service sector jump seems to indicate some upcoming employment in the tech sector furthering the maturation of the internet economy.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
If you have any more questions or comments, you can also email keanemd@gmail.com
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Seeking Alpha
Hey
I have come upon a site named www.seekingalpha.com. It is for investing and trading written by investors and traders. I was directed to it by Brett Steenbarger's blog www.traderfeed.blogspot.com.
At first glance, this site looks like the real deal. It has a Yahoo Marketwatch look and feel with more detail. I will continue to use it and have even put it on the blog. I have signed up for their alerts and will be posting their alerts to the blog.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
I have come upon a site named www.seekingalpha.com. It is for investing and trading written by investors and traders. I was directed to it by Brett Steenbarger's blog www.traderfeed.blogspot.com.
At first glance, this site looks like the real deal. It has a Yahoo Marketwatch look and feel with more detail. I will continue to use it and have even put it on the blog. I have signed up for their alerts and will be posting their alerts to the blog.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Continued Greening
Hey
For anyone wondering whether or not the green movement can be a profitable venture, please pick up this month's copy of SFO magazine. It has about ten different articles on green businesses and shows examples of both profitable green investments and losing money green investments. The cover article is on the CEO of Patagonia. The link is www.sfomag.com.
I wanted to bring up the topic of recent purchases of public companies by private equity firms. I am young to the business and would like some knowledge as to the pros and cons of this type of venture. Is this a reaction to Sarbaines-Oxley legislation?
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
For anyone wondering whether or not the green movement can be a profitable venture, please pick up this month's copy of SFO magazine. It has about ten different articles on green businesses and shows examples of both profitable green investments and losing money green investments. The cover article is on the CEO of Patagonia. The link is www.sfomag.com.
I wanted to bring up the topic of recent purchases of public companies by private equity firms. I am young to the business and would like some knowledge as to the pros and cons of this type of venture. Is this a reaction to Sarbaines-Oxley legislation?
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
gap filled
Hey
The gap from Checkpoint has been filled with today's trading. I am not impressed with the volume but it did break the bollinger bands to the downside. That is telling me that the June call is very unlikely to produce a profit. I will be holding this call because my R loss (amount of total loss known or allowed) was the total call anyway.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
The gap from Checkpoint has been filled with today's trading. I am not impressed with the volume but it did break the bollinger bands to the downside. That is telling me that the June call is very unlikely to produce a profit. I will be holding this call because my R loss (amount of total loss known or allowed) was the total call anyway.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
graph for checkpoint
Hey
The following graph indicates that there is a good chance that there will be a move very soon. The last time the bands were this close (within 1.15 points), it popped 1 1/2 points. I am thinking it will happen again.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
checkpoint
Hey
I have been keeping close track of my checkpoint call and I am thinking that with options, there needs to be a longer time frame for if you are the purchaser. I will have to amend my rules to make sure that happens.
For those that don't know, I currently have a June 25 call. I still think that it will be profitable after this week's option expiration. But I could have managed the trade better.
I have been learning a lot since I started cataloging these trades and using the diary and my blog. I understand Fibonacci movements well and now am studying Gann movements (They seem a little tricky).
Oh, before I forget, Pepsi hit a new high today!
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
I have been keeping close track of my checkpoint call and I am thinking that with options, there needs to be a longer time frame for if you are the purchaser. I will have to amend my rules to make sure that happens.
For those that don't know, I currently have a June 25 call. I still think that it will be profitable after this week's option expiration. But I could have managed the trade better.
I have been learning a lot since I started cataloging these trades and using the diary and my blog. I understand Fibonacci movements well and now am studying Gann movements (They seem a little tricky).
Oh, before I forget, Pepsi hit a new high today!
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Checkpoint
Hey
I just purchased a June call option on Checkpoint. The stock just finished a retracement and the candlestick formation seems to confirm this. It broke out of its top band and the MACD is bullish. The trend lines are also heading up. As always, a stop (hopefully) has been correctly placed.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
I just purchased a June call option on Checkpoint. The stock just finished a retracement and the candlestick formation seems to confirm this. It broke out of its top band and the MACD is bullish. The trend lines are also heading up. As always, a stop (hopefully) has been correctly placed.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Checkpoint June 25 Call (www.checkpoint.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
Friday, April 27, 2007
retirement effect on market
Hey
With babyboomers starting to retire, I am wondering what effect that will have on the market. Are there stocks that will be heavily hit by mandatory 401K sales in the next decade? Is there enough capital from younger generations to support the level of investment made by the boomers?
If anyone has thoughts or direction on this, please pass it along.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
With babyboomers starting to retire, I am wondering what effect that will have on the market. Are there stocks that will be heavily hit by mandatory 401K sales in the next decade? Is there enough capital from younger generations to support the level of investment made by the boomers?
If anyone has thoughts or direction on this, please pass it along.
The Wikiwealth portfolio consists of the following:
Pepsi Stock (www.pepsi.com)
Sharebuilder Money Market (www.sharebuilder.com)
Optionsxpress Money Market (www.optionsxpress.com)
Have any ideas, questions, comments, web sites or different blogs to look at? Do you want to be notified when there is a new blog entry? Either post a blog or email at keanemd@gmail.com and let me know.
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