Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
JNINO TOS bollingers
option trade
Monday, December 29, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
ETF Dividend
FROM DTRS
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ProFunds Group, the world's largest manager of short and leveraged funds,1 has announced fourth quarter income dividend distribution declarations for its ProShares ETFs. The firm expects dividend distributions for 52 of its 76 ETFs. Capital gain distributions for 35 of the firm's ETFs were announced earlier today. The amounts to be distributed per share are listed below.
http://www.daytradingradio.com/
ProFunds Group, the world's largest manager of short and leveraged funds,1 has announced fourth quarter income dividend distribution declarations for its ProShares ETFs. The firm expects dividend distributions for 52 of its 76 ETFs. Capital gain distributions for 35 of the firm's ETFs were announced earlier today. The amounts to be distributed per share are listed below.
| Ex-date: 12/23/2008 | ||||||||||
| Record date: 12/26/2008 | ||||||||||
| Payable date: 12/30/2008 |
If you sell before the ex-dividend date you will not receive a dividend from the company. The ex-dividend date is the date that the company has designated as the first day of trading in which the shares trade without the right to the dividend. If you sell your shares on or after this date, you will still receive the dividend.
If a shareholder is to receive a dividend, he or she needs to be on the company's records on the date of record. When you purchase shares, your name does not automatically get added to the record book- this takes about three days from the transaction date. Therefore, if the date of record is August 10, you must have purchased the shares on August 7 to receive a dividend. This would make August 8 the ex-dividend date, as it is the date directly following the last date on which you could get a dividend.
However, this is not necessarily a negative thing. Remember that a company's shares will trade for less than the dividend amount on the ex-dividend date than they did the day before. For example, imagine shares in a company are trading at $50 and the company announces a dividend of $5. Investors who hold the shares past the ex-dividend date will receive the $5; investors who sell before the ex-date will not. But all is not lost: shares in the company will fall by roughly the amount of the dividend, to $45, or there will be an arbitrage opportunity in the market. If shares didn't fall as a result of dividend payments, everyone would simply buy the shares for $50, get the $5, and then sell their shares after the ex-dividend date, essentially getting $5 free from the company.
If a shareholder is to receive a dividend, he or she needs to be on the company's records on the date of record. When you purchase shares, your name does not automatically get added to the record book- this takes about three days from the transaction date. Therefore, if the date of record is August 10, you must have purchased the shares on August 7 to receive a dividend. This would make August 8 the ex-dividend date, as it is the date directly following the last date on which you could get a dividend.
However, this is not necessarily a negative thing. Remember that a company's shares will trade for less than the dividend amount on the ex-dividend date than they did the day before. For example, imagine shares in a company are trading at $50 and the company announces a dividend of $5. Investors who hold the shares past the ex-dividend date will receive the $5; investors who sell before the ex-date will not. But all is not lost: shares in the company will fall by roughly the amount of the dividend, to $45, or there will be an arbitrage opportunity in the market. If shares didn't fall as a result of dividend payments, everyone would simply buy the shares for $50, get the $5, and then sell their shares after the ex-dividend date, essentially getting $5 free from the company.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
JT trading strat
using the macd cross and divergence the 12 26 ema's cross volume and options not stock
clutch you have to practice the MACD and the divergence
12 26 ema's only
i only get in a short position if the 12 goes under the 26 on a 15 min chart
and a long position if the 12 goes above the 26
also the 30 and 60 min have to be showing weakness in the direction im trading against
and i only trade stocks with big beta's
until the candles trade above the 12 26 on the 15 min
never get out, until the 60 min weakens
use the fibos for targets
clutch i enter the trade when that happens on the 15 min chart
i watch the 60 min MACD to get weak, when the MACD and the signal start coming together
On a daily if the stock is trading under the zero line on the MACD and the macd is trending down
if the distance between the macd line and the signal is getting wider there is strong buying
when that 12 26 cross on the 15 min and the macd crosses under the zero you check the 30 and the 60 to see if they are getting weaker
you dont exit your position until the 60 min MACD starts to show weakness
then you use the options to limit your risk big time
watch the 15 min es to test the strategy live
macd has to head below zero
clutch you have to practice the MACD and the divergence
12 26 ema's only
i only get in a short position if the 12 goes under the 26 on a 15 min chart
and a long position if the 12 goes above the 26
also the 30 and 60 min have to be showing weakness in the direction im trading against
and i only trade stocks with big beta's
until the candles trade above the 12 26 on the 15 min
never get out, until the 60 min weakens
use the fibos for targets
clutch i enter the trade when that happens on the 15 min chart
i watch the 60 min MACD to get weak, when the MACD and the signal start coming together
On a daily if the stock is trading under the zero line on the MACD and the macd is trending down
if the distance between the macd line and the signal is getting wider there is strong buying
when that 12 26 cross on the 15 min and the macd crosses under the zero you check the 30 and the 60 to see if they are getting weaker
you dont exit your position until the 60 min MACD starts to show weakness
then you use the options to limit your risk big time
watch the 15 min es to test the strategy live
macd has to head below zero
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