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A Fresh Look at Crude Oil in 2010

February 2nd 2010 01:34


Adam Hewison decided to take a look at the crude oil market.

It’s the first time he's looked at this market this year and one thing jumped out at him right away and he wanted to share it with you.

It appears as though crude oil has an amazing cyclic quality that can be timed quite accurately with MarketClub’s “Triangle” technology. In this new short video, he showcases this cycle and how you can take advantage of it.


As always the videos are free to watch and there are no registration requirements. All we ask for is that you comment on this video if you find it interesting and informative.

Enjoy the video and let me know what you think.

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On Wednesday, after much hype and drama, Steve Jobs walked onstage and unveiled Apple’s latest creation - the iPad. Having watched almost every key address for Apple for many years I, like many others, were disappointed that the product didn’t live up to the hype. Nonetheless, Apple will sell a boatload of these products, but not as many as the iPhone.


Upon reflection, it occurred to me that Steve Jobs is changing the whole business model of Apple and I don’t believe anyone has caught on to this yet.

In all the reports I’ve read after the launch of the iPad, I think every writer /analyst missed this key point: Steve Jobs wants to be like King Gillette.

If you don’t know who King Gillette was, you may not old enough to shave. King Gillette started his business at the beginning of the century. His business model is what I believe Apple’s business model will be in the future.

Long ago, King Gillette decided to practically give the razor away at or below cost, but sell the razor blades separately.

So here’s what I think, I think Apple wants to give the iPhone and the iPad to as many people as possible at cost or with a small profit. Remember now, AT&T subsidized the iPhone and Apple gets a slice of the pie from every AT&T customer that has an iPhone. Now why would they do that you might ask?

The key reason, I would argue, is that Apple wants the magic of recurring revenues. This is the dream of many companies - to have millions of folks paying a small amount of money every month for using a service. What makes Apple stand out is the fact that they have an army of developers who are writing code for some very cool apps. Yes, there is an app for that. In fact, there is an app for almost every idea ever thought of.

Not only has the app store been widely successful, but Apple also has iTunes, and iBooks along with iTV coming down the road. So this is what I believe Apple’s business model is going to be: with 125 million people who have giving Apple their contact and credit card information, Apple has a huge base of customers much like the newspapers and magazines did in the ’60s and ’70s, but on a much smaller scale. Now Apple can upsell products to those customers at will. The genius part about all of this is the fact that other people are creating products to be sold through the Apple store. Apple just reinvented the King Gillette model in a thoroughly modern way. Hat’s off to you Steve.

That’s my take on Apple’s stealth business model.

Now let’s take a look at the stock.

In Adam Hewison's short video, he explains to you some key factors he's watching that he thinks will make the difference in this market. If you have a few minutes, please take the time to watch this juggernaut of a stock and what I think is ahead for the market in the next 2 months.

As always videos are free to watch and there is no registration required.

The only request that we make is that if you find the video interesting or even disagree with the analysis, please comment on a blog. We would love to hear from you.

All the best,

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Mike Landfair
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Is the Dow in trouble?

January 26th 2010 17:25

For some time now we've been very concerned that all the major indexes are in the "thin air" and have exceeded some key Fibonacci retracement levels. This new short video explores that and looks at a key Japanese candlestick formation that could really make a difference and be the first clue in the demise of the Dow.

I'll also show and share with you a specific number to look for in February. Should this level be broken, then it will signal a major reversal to the downside for the Dow.

As always our videos are free to watch and there is no need to register.

Enjoy the video and let us know what you think on our blog.
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Many investors attempt to incorporate candlestick charting into their trading plans, however few know why this tool has become so popular


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Gold Is Flying!

January 11th 2010 01:24
From Mover Mike

Is it the devaluation of the Venezuela currency by 50% or something else that has Gold up $19.10 to $1,156.80 in pre-market trading


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Is the NASDAQ Running Out of Steam?

December 23rd 2009 16:48
Times Square NASDAQ


The NASDAQ index is now in thin air and appears to be waning in strength. In Adam Hewison's new video he shows exactly what he thinks will happen to this market


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Thank you for joining us for last week’s “Getting the Most Out of MarketClub” Part 1 webinar. If you weren’t able to join us, you’re in luck as we’ve just put the finishing touches on the edited version for all of our MarketClub members and Trader’s Blog readers.

Now watch: Getting the Most Out of MarketClub Part 2
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Let’s Take a Fresh Look at Crude Oil

December 5th 2009 19:52
Oil Pump


Today we are looking at a January crude oil contract, but this can be any of the other contract months


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Adam Hewison founder of MarketClub has been on a roll this week with 5 videos in just two days! The two short videos today, one on the USD and the second on Crude Oil, are very educational and make some pretty solid predictions for each market. You can see yesterday's videos on Gold, The Dow and NASDAQ, and Trading the S&P 500 at Mover Mike.

He's wanted to do an update on the crude oil market for a few days now, but unfortunately time got away from him. In his new video on crude oil, he updates some of the thoughts he had before, but also some important elements that are still in play and could push this market significantly higher


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Adam Hewison founder of MarketClub has been on a roll this week with 5 videos in just two days! The two short videos today, one on the USD and the second on Crude Oil, are very educational and make some pretty solid predictions for each market. You can see yesterday's videos on Gold, The Dow and NASDAQ, and Trading the S&P 500 at Mover Mike.

The markets are always interesting, but they are particularly interesting right now


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