Would you be interested in a Trade2Win weekly market report?

Would you be interested in a Trade2Win weekly market report?

  • Excellent idea

    Votes: 9 22.0%
  • Good idea

    Votes: 6 14.6%
  • Not fussed

    Votes: 15 36.6%
  • Bad idea

    Votes: 11 26.8%

  • Total voters
    41

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We are thinking of providing an "in-house" weekly market report that would encapsulate the past week's developments and provide some forward-looking commentary as well.

The idea is that it would be specifically tailored to meet the needs of the community rather than just taken from a generic feed as ones elsewhere on the web often seem to be.

We would like to gauge members' basic interest (or lack of it) in such a facility before considering the details (such as the content, market(s) covered, style of analysis etc.), though please feel free to add any comments. Thanks.
 
I get several every day , do we need more ?
the 37% who have voted for them, are they all beginners?
may be they need them !
 
I get a lot of detailed reports daily and read a lot on the web as well, so wouldn't really have much use for it
 
We would like to gauge members' basic interest (or lack of it) in such a facility before considering the details (such as the content, market(s) covered, style of analysis etc.), though please feel free to add any comments. Thanks.

CONTENT,
From content, due you refer to a reporting of the facts, ABC merges with XYZ........waste of time.
Or, do you refer to an interpretation, and trading strategy, to take advantage of the news? You could be walking on very thin ice there, but you do have Mr Charts, who utilises this very methodology, and very successfully, I've never seen him wrong yet. You just need to coax him from his private domain.

STYLE OF ANALYSIS.
Well it's a choice of Technical, with some technical thrown in, and a little technical for good measure. In essence, with the DOW threads, do you already not have technical analysis covered.

WHO,
Last but not least, who exactly is going to take on the title of resident expert? Or, will it be a team effort, or will you pay for outside contribution?.......Mr Charts, would seem to be a natural choice from the posters that you have currently as "in house" so to speak.

cheers d998
 
I think I would agree with that, a bit of wasted effort I think?
 
Have gone with "not fussed" Reason being that while I do not see it as a particularly bad idea, like many of the others I wonder what the point would be. I have, as many others, found dozens of these things on the net, and after an initial interest I read very few of them.
The question I would pose to you is, Having read a wide range of what is already available out there, what do you think you have to contribute that would set you apart?
Don't get me wrong, I don't mean to put anyone down, in that I don't mean to suggest that some of you guys couldn't put together a good newsletter. But in answering the above question, in a positive, I think you would be talking about a lot of work.
Of course another way to look at it is to say go for it, see what people think of the product, and see what work it involves yourselves and take it from there. Problem with a poll like this is that I am not really responding to what I think of your newsletter, but rather the image I have of what your newsletter will probably contain, if you see what I mean.
 
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I would just like to say 'Rougetrader' that your summary of the dow is excellent,very informative indeed.
If Trade2 win can be as helpful than this then i think it's a good idea.
Thank you Sir,I follow your comments vividly.
 
Im all for a report providing its:

1. Free

2. Deals more with the technical side and alerts you more returns for a lower risk.
some of my trades lately, shall we say have been a little on the wild side?!
 
I do my own of the US every day and don't take any notice of anyone else's.
Richard
 
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