Hello
I am a new trader. Does anyone have any stock suggestions that I should be looking at to get started?
I would appreciate any info.
Thanks,
Brandi

Hello Brandi,Welcome! There are many stocks to chose from.I like to refer people to the TW course.Lots of material to study and a book of 2000 charts.You would have hundreds of TW type charts to look at.You can also buy the TW big book seperatly and study the info.304 pages.When you get a little studding under your belt come on back to this forum with your questions.Lots of help here.I think you would have to know what to look for in the TW trendline formations for me to refer something for you to look at.

Welcome. There are alot of good canidates out there. The three I'am invested in are TTE, PESI, and TFCE. I think there is the potential for some good rise on TTE and PESI. TFCE has been disappointing so far. I will have patience and follow Ted Warren's strategies. I hope this helps get you started. I'am sure there are other investors out there can give you more ideas on some other stocks.

Hi Brandy, I think book is worth the price. I've made more money (and lost the last 2 months) than I ever thought I would in such a short time. I've been doing this for about a year now. A few stocks you might want to check out when you're ready to buy: pars, iabs...(if you're willing to really bottom fish) psta...I own these three. A few I'm looking at now: chrs, dwyr, cngr, cxil, strd, uhco & csds. I actually have a list of about 30 stocks I'm watching now. Its just a few for you to start with.
Good luck

One thing no one else seems to have mentioned is that the Ted Warren technique of stock trading is different than what you might be familiar with. We use stock price charts dating by 10 to 15 years to help us determine when to buy a stock. We use two basic rules; buy low, sell high; and the trend is your friend. I would recommend that you buy and read Ted Warren's book titled "How to Make the Stock Market Make Money for You". Most of us have taken a course based on the book developed and marketed by the Ted Warren Corp. which is a company owned (I'm 90% sure) by Ken Roberts. kenroberts.net

Ted Warren passed away a millionaire in the late 1970's. His forture was built on the principles he teaches.

You might look at technical trading in this way. Technical traders treat all companies like gas stations, and their stocks like gasoline. Would you go to a gas station and buy gas at $100 a gallon or does $1.50 sound more reasonable (buy low, sell high). What we watch for is the break in the price trend (the trend is your friend). To see the trend break read Ted's book. It is available at amazon.com or maybe your local library.

The Ted Warren Corp. also issues a monthly news letter featuring 4 new issues to watch and one highlighted stock that did well since it was featured in an earlier issue of the newsletter.

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