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Some good ones: AEM AU GOLD NEM SSRI PAAS IVN LIHR ABX GFI GG

Position Trading: http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/ Not aware of any others like it.

for trading ideas....swing trades http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

DDM - Ultra Dow 30 DXD - Ultra Short Dow 30 SSO - Ultra S&P 500 SDS - Ultra Short S&P 500 Hope this helps. Regards, T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Yeah...it's my blog. What's good for one trader may be useless to another. Other than that, there really isn't much to say. I'll locate a nugget from time to time. It's all posted there for anyone to see. Regards, T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Still amazed that people will pay for crap they can get for free. There are 100s of resources available if you'll do the work to dig it up. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

"to all "trendline traders", post some setup pics" My entire being is based on trendlines as my blog illustrates. http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

975 area before we see any kind of pullback and still stuck in the 840 -1045 range for the S&P. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

As a matter of fact, I came across a few that have nice charts this weekend. Check out the long term weekly charts of: VSPC MDOR SPNG CSUH FSN FWIW, they were posted to the blog....been a long time since I traded a true penny stock. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/ http://www.slopeofhope.com/ http://xtrends.blogspot.com/ http://just-charts.blogspot.com/ http://borisc.blogspot.com/

I'm biased, but I think anyone would have a difficult time finding a more useful blog than yours truly.....swing / position traders. Very little noise and loaded with low risk opportunities. http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

bump....nothing out there?

Anyone know of any "smart" trading rooms based on swing / position trading that's free.....getting bored lately. Thanks for any help. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

I took the trial about 3 years ago. It's a great resource if you don't have the time to do the work yourself. However, the same info is out there for free if you're willing to dig for it. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Yeah, I know. Unfortunately, I'm not very good navigating around blogger and I'm limited in my creative skills. I hope to improve it soon. That seems to be the only feedback I'm getting...the format sucks ass.

I'd like to buy some in the $100.00 area....low risk at that level. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_lfVGLL63WXQ/SMOZpZeq70I/AAAAAAAABvk/Up6_rZfP0pA/s1600-h/090808skfETF.GIF T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

It a lot easier surviving as a position trader. The above post about price and volume is good advise. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

I understand what you're saying, and my hats off to the guy. However, what value is he adding compared to what you can find for free? T

I find it confusing why anyone would pay for investment advise considering the resources available on the internet....for FREE. I've never used Zanger, but how much better could he be than.....say Tim Knight's site? For that matter, how many more clear and objective setups could he post than...

I guess I'm in the 10% camp. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/ "TA is a crutch people use, putting lines, squiggles, waves and other lagging slop on the chart, trying to make money by avoiding the hard work involved in understanding how price works. It is what the 90% of losing...