Martin Chandra - Articles

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How To Impress Any Woman
I've learned a secret to impressing women that I'm going to share with you. It's a secret that probably not 1 in 1,000 men know or will ever figure out on his own. The reason that most men will never figure out this particular secret is that it's too obvious. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 07/03/2007 | Dating
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How Do GMAT Scoring Algorithms Affect You?
Recently, I used my extensive experience in this arena to help design the GMAT Exam Simulator software distributed by Upstart Raising to GMAT Preparation providers and tutors worldwide. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 07/03/2007 | Careers
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Establishing Your Online Domain
If you're serious about doing business on the Net you need to register a domain name. A domain name represents your company and is your URL. The letters URL stand for Uniform Resource Locator. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 07/03/2007 | ECommerce
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Confidence Is Money
There is no greater asset for an entrepreneur than an absolute conviction that you know what you're doing. If you don't feel sure of yourself, why should anyone else trust you? Read
By: Martin Chandra | 26/02/2007 | Goal Setting
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The Way of the Spare Room Entrepreneur
Being a spare room entrepreneur is more than just a way of making a living, it is a way of living your life. It isn't an easy way to live. In the past, being in business independently was the norm, and people typically worked and lived in the same place. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 21/02/2007 | Advice
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Rick Redmont Bases Trading on Wyckoff Theories
Off-floor trader Rick Redmont gained his first experience trading stocks as a college student during the bull market of 1961. "I had $10,000, which turned into $20,000. I followed the Chartcraft point and figure book-but it didn't really matter what you bought. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 10/01/2007 | Finance
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Tom DeMark Relies 100% on Market Timing
Trader and consultant Tom DeMark has invented dozens of proprietary technical indicators over the years and relies strictly on the technical principles of market timing for his research and trading. In fact at one point in his career, DeMark went through the CFA program (certified financial analyst), but chose to never complete it. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 09/01/2007 | Finance
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Tom Bierovic Uses Discretion on Top of His Rules
Off floor trader Tom Bierovic, trades according to a set of rules he has developed over the years, but uses his own discretion on top of these rules. Bierovic believes he was lucky because he was introduced to the futures business at a very young age. His father was a trader at the MidAmerica Exchange and Tom would plot daily and weekly bar charts of the agricultural contracts for his allowance money. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 09/01/2007 | Finance
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Choosing a Trading System That Actually Works
I believe a good trading system should be considered for inclusion in one's portfolio in order to potentially enjoy superior returns. Finding a good trading system, however, can be a very difficult process. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 09/01/2007 | Non-Fiction
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Linda Bradfore Raschke Focuses on Technicals
After spending six years trading on the floor, first at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange and then at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, Linda Bradford Raschke shifted gears and moved to an off-floor office in 1987. After trading her own money for several years, she moved into the money management side of the business in early 1993. Raschke, along with her partner Rick Genett, manage about $25 million. Read
By: Martin Chandra | 08/01/2007 | Finance