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	<title>Comments on: MarketDelta Review</title>
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		<title>By: Stan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stan</dc:creator>
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		<description>You hit the nail right on the head about the relationship between price and volume.  When the two are in synch you can ride that wave for a lot of money, but when they begin to diverge that’s when you know to get the heck out of the position, and quick.  This little trick is how the more experienced traders take money from the newbies day in and day out.  They pull sort of a head fake, pushing the price higher and higher even as the volume begins to dry up, and the beginners buy right into it (right at the top of the curve).  Then, since the volume is long gone, the pros will go short at the top, and cream the new guys all the way down.  It’s a killer tactic and it happens every single trading day.  This software looks really good for seeing these situations for what they are.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You hit the nail right on the head about the relationship between price and volume.  When the two are in synch you can ride that wave for a lot of money, but when they begin to diverge that’s when you know to get the heck out of the position, and quick.  This little trick is how the more experienced traders take money from the newbies day in and day out.  They pull sort of a head fake, pushing the price higher and higher even as the volume begins to dry up, and the beginners buy right into it (right at the top of the curve).  Then, since the volume is long gone, the pros will go short at the top, and cream the new guys all the way down.  It’s a killer tactic and it happens every single trading day.  This software looks really good for seeing these situations for what they are.</p>
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