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Today is Sunday, September 07th, 2008
The Candlestick chart was first used in Japan in the 1600s and is much more useful than the traditional line charts we are used to. (And you don’t have to be a technical analyst to use them!)
14Jun2008 | Preet | 0 comments | Continued
It would be interesting to know how often the members of the top 10 stocks change. If it is ...
wow That's interesting ... unfortunately I haven't seen a Mutual Fund in Canada offered by the main banks, that follows ...
@Patrick - I wouldn't be too hasty on that! While the chart looks good it is worth noting that there ...
I wonder if my pension should be invested in IJS... 
Thanks for the link. Bad night for my football pool last night. 
Thanks for the mention. One of these days, I am going to check out all your racing videos. Have a ... Thanks for the link, Preet. Have a good weekend. 
Hey thanks for the link - apparently they have changed the user agreement so they don't own your firstborn anymore. ...
Thanks for the mention Preet. My index investing post seemed to get people all riled up!
Enjoy the weekend.
Cheers,
FT @Michael James - Gold has been used since before Roman times, so there is no lack of data. My ...
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