| I started Stockradar in 2002 to provide an independent, value for money service providing advice on stocks and teaching an
investing philosophy. After years working for stockbrokers, charting and reporting on stocks and working for five years as Dow Jones' London product manager running seminars on the stock market, I decided I could no longer be part of providing people with self-serving information and advice. |
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Stockbrokers make their money on transactions so their reasons for recommending stocks to clients are often different from people like me who base buying and selling decisions on methodical analysis. I don't want to make people's investing decisions for them. I don't think anyone should. It's their money and they will do better if they learn for themselves about investing in the stock market so they can pick stocks and make decisions that are consistent with their own individual investment goals. The idea and passion behind Stockradar is to provide people managing their own money with information that gives them a solid basis for their decisions. Stockradar's approach is . disciplined . methodical . thorough . easy to follow and consistently delivers above average market returns. It provides independent, insightful and often counterintuitive commentary on 200 stocks. Stockradar subscribers describe the service as: "an essential tool for investing" "simple effective" "takes the effort out" "Good for beginners to interpret Technical Analysis" "Good results - good value" The eternal challenge of the stock market is to pick the right stocks to make money and Stockradar has proven that basing investing decisions on technical analysis delivers consistent above market returns. *Richard Lie holds an Investment Adviser's Licence from ASIC and is licensed to provide general advice on securities. As he is not a stockbroker, he is not required to push any barrows or meet any transaction quotas, meaning Stockradar subscribers get only considered, independent advice. For further enquiries contact: Richard Lie 13/200 Queen Street Melbourne 3000 Ph. 03 8648 6417 Fax. 03 8648 6480 ric@stockradar.com.au | |
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NWS recently retreated to support at $16.50, held it, and has rebounded from there to now challenge the most recent high at $18.00 as it unravels a simple trend of higher highs and higher lows in a modestly resurgent Media sector. Above $18.00 encourages another demand led swoop as NWS has paved a trending path higher since my entry at $14.40. (See chart belopw) With 7 new entries this week (4 Leaders!), and the market having held the 4500 level, a groundswell of demand is now probing for a test of the market highs at 5000.
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