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Macroeconomic investing strategies (sector and seasonality rotation analysis, technical analysis, and a tad bit of financial analysis to determine entry and exit points to profit from short-term market opportunites is really the focus and scope of this blog. Personally, I feel ETF's are the most efficient way to accomplish this task
About Me
- Econfin2007
- Denton, TX, United States
- I am a graduate from the University of North Texas with a degree in Economics. I plan to began my Graduate Studies in Finance. I am also a former member of the Student Investment Group's Portfolio Management Committee at the University of North Texas. I began investing in the Stock Market in September 2007 but I've been studying the market since I was 14 yrs. old( I am currently 24). For me, the finanical markets serves both as an intellectual and personal interest. The Game was created as a educational and informative blog about the financial markets, and how using economic indicators, technical analysis and sector analysis can help develop profitable trading ideas. The content discussed in this blog shouldn't be viewed as recommendations or financial advise. Please consult your financial advisor when determining if an investment product or strategy discussed in this blog is appropriate for your financial goals.
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2 comments:
So do you think this company will do poorly in the near future?
What is going to happen to the stock
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