2 Free videos this weekend from ino

Is it all over for the S&P 500? (March 31st, 2009)

The S&P500 market, along with the other equity markets, rallied sharply and created a massive gain of 20% in a matter of weeks. This is the biggest and fastest gain that these indices have seen since the 1930s.

So the question is: Is the move over, or is this the pause that refreshes?

In this new video you will receive insight into what is happening in the equity markets right now and in particular in the S&P500 market.

I think you will find these observations which use the Fibonacci tool and charts to be quite revealing.

As always, the video is with my compliments and there is no registration requirements.

Enjoy the video. http://www.ino.com/info/326/CD16/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3

John N

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Is the move in crude over?

Crude oil plays such an integral part in our lives whether we care to admit it or not. This one source of energy drives the US economy and indeed the world’s economy.

So what’s ahead for the new black gold? After seeing this market move to its best levels in some time, we have seen a sharp pullback from the recent highs as the crude oil market appears to be mimicking the equity markets.

In this new video you will see in detail as to what the technicals are showing for this market. I think you’ll find the analysis interesting, revealing and above all educational.

http://www.ino.com/info/325/CD16/&dp=0&1&campaignid=3

As always, the video is with our compliments and there is no registration requirements.

Enjoy the video.

John N

MarketClub just launched new charts, you've got to see them

Here are a few details: Flash based, automatically update with price changes, multiple time periods on one chart, easy to read prices and bars, MarketClub's Trade Triangle signals, over 230,000 covered symbols, 23 different technical indicators, and oh yeah...THEY TALK TO YOU! Yes the charts literally tell you what's going on with the symbol you're looking at. VERY COOL!

Take a few minutes and check out the MarketClub education page to watch the charts in action:

http://www.ino.com/info/159/CD16/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=8

Here's to the future success of these charts, our relationship, and the
markets!

CHEERS!

Brad

Does the recession effect online retailers

Avon
Bare Necessities
Figleaves
Fragrance.net
Lane Bryant Catalog (Arizona mail order)
Shopthebunny

Pension funds to sue RBS for losses & who is looking after the retail insvestors who were mislead in the £12bn rights issue

that Sir Fred Goodwin put his name to Mr Brown?

British pension funds are to sue Royal Bank of Scotland (LSE: RBS.L - news) (RBS) for compensation for "massive losses" incurred when the bank had to be bailed out and the share price collapsed, it was reported Monday.Two local government funds claim that RBS and former chief executive Fred Goodwin "falsely reassured" investors the bank was in good health when it was "effectively insolvent" because of bad loans, The Times said. RBS is 70 percent
state-owned after taking 20 billion pounds of government funds as it struggled to cope with the global financial crisis.

Last month it posted Britain's biggest ever corporate loss. The Times reported that the two funds had hired Cherie Blair, the lawyer wife of former British premier Tony Blair who works under the name Cherie Booth, to file the lawsuit in a New York court. She told the paper she had agreed to take on the case because of the "massive losses inflicted on local authority pension schemes and other UK institutions who were the largest investors in RBS".

Bear market rally...or serious reversal?