SEO SERP 04/02/2012
 
In order to optimize your business website for the search engine rankings, you must strike a balance between both on page and off page SEO or you will continue to rank low in the SERPS and even possibly be sandboxed if you are not careful!

Many great tools are available to make both your on page and off page SEO easier, and in some cases automatic!

Some software that we recommend are:
NoHands SEO
SEOpressor
SEnukeX

Make sure that you learn the methods used and the effects that each method will have on your website SERPS, both positive and potential negatives, before employing any automatic link building SEO software.

Consistency

Consistency is the key. All of the different SEO methods available can be very powerful if implemented correctly and consistently or they can be detrimental to your overall SEO SERP campaign strategy if abused.

A slow drip, consistent link building strategy will appear to be naturally occurring to google and therefore will have a positive influence on search rank position. Conversely if you just blast your site randomly and in a quick fashion, say over a single day, you run the risk of google flagging your links and sandboxing your site!

So as you can see, for an effective SEO strategy, one must employ many different techniques consistently overtime in order to build a front page dominating rank that will last for years!
 
 
Still holding CWTR from 1.05 on Thursday.. Monday HOD so far $1.37!

In HEV .36 on restructure news. should run to $.75-$1 range from here.
Check out charts and more info at Money and Insurance. Don't forget to follow my twitter.
 
 
I have been getting lots of emails about how to read stock charts. I used to offer a video course on how to read stock charts, but the easiest way is to learn on paper.

Print out any stock chart, get a straight edge ruler and a pencil. The period of time on your chart should be no less than 3 months. I prefer candlestick charts, but really, any type will do.

The first first thing I do to read stock charts is look at the big picture and notice the overall TREND. Is it up or down?
Next, notice the peaks and valleys. Place your ruler on the chart, either on top or below the trend you have identified, and line up your ruler so that the very tips of the chart peaks or valleys, line up with your ruler, then draw a line to connect them.
It is important that the peaks or valleys touch your ruler in at least 3 places.
Go ahead and connect as many 3 or more touches together that you can find, and you will now have a chart full of TRENDLINES.

Now, the second method I use to read stock charts is to find the areas of resistance and support.
Using our 3 touch rule, place your ruler horizontally on your chart, and start to draw lines connecting, bottom or top support and resistance lines.

You should now have a chart with diagonal lines and horizontal lines, and you will notice some patterns forming.

Some popular ones are flags or pennants, either trending up (bull) or down (bear). double or triple bottoms or tops, head and shoulders, etc. We will post another article about identifying patterns soon, but for now, just practice finding your support and resistance and trendlines. 

As you learn how to read stock charts, you will see that a lot of activity happens around the lines you draw. these are exit and entry points! More on that later!

Keep practicing, and soon you will know how to read a stock chart like a pro!
 
 
BNVI .85 +.25 from our call at .60!
 
HEV moving 06/01/2011
 
Our HEV finally woke up.. in from 1.09

OPXT
LEE
RNN
ALVR

 
 
EGLE
MCZ
LEE
DRYS putting in a bottom
MRNA
HEV
 
 
In PNSN from 3.09       

Watching
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RNN
BNVI
EGLE
SIFY
ABIO
LFVN

 
 
OXGN
UTSI
OPXT
MOVE
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HMPR
BWEN
BANR
BCON
AIS
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PARD
ESHI
CWNR
FSNM
GNBT
KAD
PDMID
TLAB
XPRT
DIAAF
DSTI
ANPIQ
AMPW
EMKR
USCI
DGW
CPSL
CPST
MGI
SONS
 
 
OXGN
GTXO
CPSL
MDW
WEBM
MCZ
RFMI
CDII
BIOF
SPEX
TIV
 
 


EMIS
NMTI
USBC
KRY
NANX
JTX
MRNA
DRL
MDW
RFMI
PFBC
ROIAK
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