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Alexander Elder (Alexander Elder)

Alexander Elder – professional stockbroker and technical analysis expert. He was born in Leningrad, and grew up in Estonia, where he graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Tartu. Then he emigrated to the USA. After an internship in clinics in New York, he entered the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. Then he opened a private clinic.. In parallel, Alexander Elder began to work in the stock market and organized the company "Financial Trading", which has become one of the leading U.S. firms for the training of speculators. Alexander Elder shares his findings and advice in the book "How to Play and Win on the Stock Exchange".

Stock ticker

Ticker (English. ticker symbol) - short name of quoted instruments (Shares, bonds, indices) in stock information. Is a unique identifier within one exchange or information system. Used for that, so as not to constantly print in the bulletins the full name of securities or other objects of trade. A short name is usually one to six characters long and is assigned to a security when it is listed. Capital letters of the Latin alphabet are traditionally used.. These are usually abbreviations or short names. (International Business Machines — IBM), abbreviations or truncations of names (Microsoft — MSFT, RAO UES of Russia - EESR). Numeric and alphanumeric tickers are commonly used on Asian exchanges, adapted for international trade. For example, Toshiba ticker on the Tokyo Stock Exchange - 6502.

We start testing the Pyramid

From this day on, I start testing my position increase table. – pyramid. In weeks 2 write about the results.

Wall Street's most influential people

Internet publishing SmartMoney.com published its ranking of the most influential people in the United States in various fields of activity (Government, Finance, Medicine, Industry, The property). Us, of course, interested in the section Finance, which we'll talk about. Below is a list of the most influential people on and around Wall Street.. Of people, determining the life of exchanges and investors' income. We should at least in general outline, what they are, what issues they are concerned about and what they propose to change. Lloyd Blankfein (Lloyd Blankfein), CEO, Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs – one of those finance companies, that survived the Wall Street crisis and became stronger because of it. 55-year old former tax lawyer Blankfein was the first of all investment company heads to return the money taken from the government during the crisis ($10 billion). This allowed Goldman Sachs to get rid of excess state control., including for salaries and bonuses of employees. At all, Blankfein's main task now was not to make a profit (the company does it very well), and fighting off state attacks on the independence of financial corporations. About that, how the Goldmanite Sect works, I wrote once.

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