Finance Options Online

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The fifth lesson in a series on technical analysis for active traders of the forex, futures, and stock markets.

Just as anything where market forces are at play, the price of a financial instrument in the stock, futures or forex markets is ultimately determined by supply and demand. Very simply, if demand is increasing in relation to supply then price will rise, and if demand is decreasing in relation to supply then price will fall.

As we have learned in previous lessons, what you are basically looking at when you see an uptrend on a chart is an extended period of time where demand has continued to increase in relation to supply. Similarly when looking at a downtrend you are seeing an extended period of time where demand has decreased in relation to supply for an extended period of time, causing price to fall. Similarly, in a downtrend, demand is continuously falling in relation to supply which causes the price of an instrument in the stock, futures or forex market to fall.

In this lesson we are going to look at something known as support and resistance which are price levels where the supply demand equation is expected to change, and price is then expected to stop moving in the direction it was moving previously, or reverse direction.

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I am a recent graduate with a Bachelors, specializing in Business Finance. I’m interested in getting into the whole Corporate world. I love the atmosphere, the suit, the ambitious drive. It’s something I would love to be a part. This is my attempt at some "online networking." Is anyone interested in seeing my resume or know of a good job to start?

I’m a senior in college pursuing my BS in finance. I’ve gone to tons of networking events that are held by my university– dinners, luncheons, seminars– over time, I’d created a name for myself….even landed an i-banking internship with Morgan Stanley. This is something you should have been heavily involved in your earlier years.

Since you’re a recent graduate (and I’m assuming you haven’t burned any bridges with your college) you can still contact your university’s career center. They have all the reputable and reliable contacts you’ll need. You should also ask about events that they have with older alumnis. These guys will tell you everything there is to know about starting a career.

I don’t mean to nag, but you should have been doing this during your soph/junior year. My friends were too busy going to keggers and getting high……and now they can’t even get an internship.

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I ordered a £200 HD TV online a couple of weeks ago using the finance option. I signed the finance (for 1 TV) and sent it off, had it accepted (etc) but when it came to delivery, they delivered 2 by mistake.

Can I keep the other TV by law, or can they claim it back?

You have to let them know. If it was a mistake, they have 6 months to recover their goods. You do not have to pay for getting the extra TV back to them – that is their problem. Keep it somewhere safe and hold on. They will either make arrangements for the extra one to be picked up or you have a free TV – just make sure they don’t try and charge for it. Keep a copy of the original order and a note of who you spoke to, time of call etc. so they can’t say that it was your mistake.

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Im applying for student finance online but when i try to register it asks for customer type with three options:
Apply for support
Support an application
Or Both
Im thinking I need to pick the first one, but im not sure..
Im in college at the moment so just applying for standard student finance support if thats relevant??
Any help is appreciated x

Presumably, you are a student who lives with your parents, in which case you are correct: you need to select the "Apply for support" option.
(The ‘Support an application’ option is for people – like your parents perhaps – who need to enter their financial details in relation to someone else’s claim. )

When using an online broker for stock trading, make sure to formulate a strategy as to how long to hold on to stocks before selling them. Trade stocks online, but start small and be careful not to lose money too fast, with advice from a futures and options floor trader in this free video on investing.

Expert: Mark Griffith
Bio: Mark Griffith has graduated in economics and philosophy at Clare College, Cambridge. He has been a futures and options floor trader at LIFFE (London International Financial Futures Exchange).
Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky

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