Web-sites on Stock Trading

There are many web-sites with discussion or opinion on stock trading. Following are two interesting web-sites to share with readers.

http://www.lamstocks.weebly.com
This web-site is first found about a year ago. It appears that it has remained idle since September '09. The author is likely a retail investor who has found some luck in the stock market initially. Indeed most people during that time should have made a fortune in the stock market. After September, the stock market is starting to lose momentum. Therefore it would be more difficult to make profit from stock trading.

The author of the web-site is typical of opportunistic retail investors. When the market does not show a bullish uptrend, they will lose interest in stock trading. And those people are usually benefited from the wealth creation process of equity appreciation. They can stay away from loss due to greed. Although this kind of investment approach is safe, it may not be aggressive enough for an objective of recovering a massive loss after a financial crisis. Nevertheless it serves as a reminder for risk taking.

http://www.louieshum.com
The information in this web-site seems not up-to-date. Nevertheless the author is still very active in mass media such as newspaper, radio and television broadcast, etc. His analysis is quite logical and his prediction appears to be quite accurate.

He is a very experienced trader and has many followers. His strategy on stock trading appeals to us as retail investors thriving to make a small fortune in a swamp of crocodiles. Therefore during the process of trading strategy development, his thought on the equity market would be given appropriate attention.

Many other web-sites give suggestions, tips, or education on equity trading. It may seem obvious that to follow what most people is doing should be a safe bet. Wisdom of the crowd is a guarantee for success. This is definitely right for a long term investment scenario. However, as previously stated, the trading strategy is for speculative stock trading. The return for an average investor is limited on current market condition. Higher risk is taken to pursue a higher return. An important criteria in the trading strategy is to limit the exposure to destructive impact on the portfolio.