How to Grow a Small Trading Account into a BIG One

He's back! Our friend and trading partner John Carter of Simpler Options is back to answer the number one question he gets at the Simpler Options phone bank...."how can I trade using a small trading account"?

As you have probably already learned [like all of us] trading fees quickly erode our trading accounts even when we have some success when using a small account. Today John shows us how to put that all behind us.

Growth is on our minds, and I'm sure it's on yours.....so watch this free video from the industries leading educator and start growing and protecting your account today.

How to Grow a Small Account into a BIG One

Here's what you'll learn from John......

   *   The difference between trading for income vs. growth and what no one else will tell you about this

   *   The # 1 job of every trader has to accomplish or look for a new job

   *   Why you don’t want to focus on being right in trading and yes this is counter intuitive

   *   Examples of my favorite trades for growing a small account

   *   Position sizing appropriately for a small account and the types of stocks and ETFs to trade

John shows us all of his trades in his real 5K account that he'll be growing right before our eyes. And John explains in detail every method he uses to make it all happen.

Watch the video here...and thank me later

See you in the markets,
The Gold ETF Trader

P.S.  please feel free to leave a comment after watching the video, we want to hear your take on what John is doing.

Come Monday morning....will you be trading with us or against us?

Did you make it to John Carters webinars this week?

If not it's not to late to see what you missed, here is a replay of one of the webinars.

What's next? Some of us are starting John's training classes this Saturday. And we'll be putting these methods to work first thing Monday morning. Click here to sign today

The week got started when John showed us some live trades that proved that his methods of trading were working for anyone and everyone.....no matter how much money they had in their trading account.

Here's just a sample of what the webinars covered.......

*   The difference between trading for income vs. growth

*   Why attempt to double your account "before" it goes to zero in 12 months or less

*   How to control risk while being an aggressive trader

*   What Stops to use and when

*   The mindset of an aggressive trader

Click Here to Register for classes starting on Saturday

Come Monday morning.....will you be trading with us or against us?

See you in the markets!

The Gold ETF Trader

Gold vs. S&P 500 – Where is the Value?

This past week we received the final 4th Quarter GDP number which came in at 0.39%. The total 4th Quarter growth was terrible, plain and simple. Based on the performance in the equity markets that we have seen thus far in the 1st Quarter of 2013 investors would expect strong GDP growth. However, the only thing spurring stock market growth is the constant humming of Ben Bernanke’s printing press.

The real economy and the stock market are no longer strongly correlated. Essentially, they are meaningless. How do you evaluate risk when Treasury linked interest rates are artificially being held down by the Federal Reserve? How do you evaluate earnings growth estimates when most government based statistics are manipulated or “smoothed” to perfection?

My final argument to anyone who is a true believer that the stock market is representative of the economy is a very simple premise. If the stock market is the economy, how does the stock market evaluate small business earnings growth when most small businesses are not publicly traded? It is a simple question, but I have yet to find a sell side analyst that can work around it with facts......Read More.


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Oil N Gold: Gold Has Further To Go!

Commodity price movements continue to be directed by macroeconomic concerns in the near term. Gold jumped to a new record high of 1637.5 on Friday as US growth missed expectations. The yellow metal's rally to new highs in 3 out of the past 5 days signaled market worries over uncertainties. The debt ceiling debate in the US has dominated the news headline for the whole week. The latest development is that House speaker Boehner's revise plan was passed in the House but was defeated in the Senate.

Meanwhile, the majority Senate leader Reid modified his proposal, incorporating Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's '2-step' process (the loan will be provided in 2 installments of 1.2 trillion, one immediate and another when the nation is near the debt limit again) to raise the debt ceiling. Economists generally do not expect the new plan to be the resolution for the debt problems.

On Friday, market sentiment was deteriorated further as US economic growth disappointed in 2Q11. GDP expanded an annualized +1.3% in 2Q11. The market had anticipated a strong expansion of +1.7%. For the first quarter, GDP growth was revised lower to + 0.4% from +1.9% estimated previously. Economists have revised down their forecasts for this year and 2012 after the report.

For example, Bank of America Merrill Lynch cut US' growth by -0.6% to just 2.3% in 2012 and pushed back the first Fed hike to 2013. Barclays Capitals reduced the country's growth forecasts to +1.7% and +2.4% for 2011 and 2012 respectively.....Read the entire article.


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