In addition to signing up to receive these blog posts either via email (on the right column), RSS feeds (right column) or via twitter (also to the right), you can follow Chris Rowe and his partners at TycoonU. These are not talking head/media type personalities. These are money management and trading professionals who also share their thoughts with the public.
TycoonU.com – Sign up for the hard hitting free daily newsletter: The Tycoon Report. Chris Rowe writes for Tuesday’s publication but there are 4 other editors that have real world money management experience including Hedge Fund management, exchange floor market makers and traders, as well as professional real estate investors. At tycoonu.com, in addition to the sign-up box for The Tycoon Report, you’ll see the various educational programs, live trading guidance programs and mentoring and coaching programs that are offered for a fee or tuition.
thetycoonreport.com – This is simply an archive of all past tycoon report issues. There is a wealth of educational material here that are worth viewing because a) many of the articles are “evergreen” and will always be relevant and b) although many of the articles are timely and may apply to past markets, you’ll get to see how the traditionally secretive side of wall street thinks about and approaches certain market situations. This website may not have all the cute bells and whistles that you’ll find at a media based company because it’s a no-nonsense firm that is more concerned about extending help to “the underdog” (ordinary individual investors) in the market place than they are about looking pretty. It’s basically a blog style archive site.
TheTrendRider.com – This is the options trading service that Chris Rowe has been running since September 2005, 1-year after co-founding Tycoon Publishing LLC with his partner Dylan Jovine. Tycoon keeps this service small with a limited number of members in order to avoid influencing prices of the recommended trading ideas. It mainly uses stock replacement strategies for directional plays but also employs the use of various spreads on occasion.
Criss.tycoonu.com – This is the website for Chris Rowe’s Internal Strength System which is an educational program that teaches investors – from soup to nuts – a systematic approach to using technical analysis to analyze and profit from the equity (stock) market using a “top down” approach. It has 4 parts that teach you how to analyze the GENERAL stock market (major indices’ price action, sentiment etc.). Then, once your general stock market posture is established it moves on to show you how to analyze SECTOR activity to find the weakest and strongest areas of the market. Then, once you know what area to trade in it moves on to show how to analyze CHARTS of ETFs and/or individual stocks. Then, once you know what you want to take action on, it moves on to show you how to go about doing so with much less risk and more reward than traditional stock & ETF trading by using OPTIONS to replace stocks. It also shows you how to structure your portfolio so that you have both bullish and bearish positions so that you profit whether the market moves up or down.
OptionsGPS.com – This is an educational program designed to make any individual who is a seasoned options trader or the greenest novice options beginner into an options expert. It starts at the very beginning (“what is an option”) and moves through option pricing (“the Greeks”) and then goes through 14 of the most important options strategies, and also shows you when to apply them. Chris Rowe and an ex-Philly options floor specialist teach options trading, and then there are many other options mentoring services and classes by other options floor market makers at tycoonU that are offered after students go through the classes.
LinkedIn – Chris Rowe is on LinkedIn, a business-oriented social networking site and the world’s largest professional network.
Twitter – Chris Rowe publishes thoughts and links to other interesting articles on Twitter.
Chris is found in many other places around the web that post his insights.
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