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Larry Swing and Swing Trading

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Practical guide to swing trading. Larry Swing has been reading books for years and exploring web sites that are dedicated to swing trading. Because he could not find any simple description of how to enter and exit a trade, he developed some basic rules that have been published on his web site www.mrswing.com. He calls these rules The Master Plan. Over the years, thousands of investors have used this Master Plan to swing trade. It is his firm belief that a swing trader must trade with discipline. While it is important to keep things simple, the rules of the Master Plan might seem a little intimidating. The main reason he wrote this book was to make swing trading more accessible to the beginner. These rational behind swing trading and the entry and exit rules are presented very clearly – both the beginner and the experienced swing trader will now have a simple guide to follow.
To quote Albert Einstein: “Things should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler”. This is the principle I followed while writing this book.
You will find in Introduction to Swing Trading Section the followings;
1 What is Swing Trading ,
2 Let’s Look at an Up Trends ,
3 Let’s Look at a Down Trend ,
4 The Steps in Swing Trading ,
5 What Can You Expect? ,
6 How Do You Identify Stocks that are Appropriate for Swing Trading? ,
7 What Tools are Available?

About Larry Swing:
website:www.mrswing.com e-mail:larry@mrswing.com
Larry Swing graduated from the university with a B.A. in Computer Science, specializing in artificial intelligence. He started his career as an Information Technology Researcher in the field of robotics and expert systems. He later changed direction somewhat, moving into the field of computer-driven multimedia. This background formed a foundation from which he developed his ‘no non sense’ approach to swing trading.

Mr.Swing runs a free educational website – www.mrswing.com – where he provides specific instructions on how to swing trade. He provides a free newsletter – MrSwing Lite – that identifies many swing trading opportunities each week. Larry has developed charting software – SwingTracker – that comes with a real-time data feed to assist investors that need an inexpensive method to identify swing trading opportunities and monitor their progress.

www.mrswing.com also has a free SwingLab that lists the criteria he personally uses to identify stocks that are good swing trading candidates.

Mr.Swing provides the investment community with a wonderful educational resource. One can learn about the essentials of technical analysis, with instructions on how to apply these principles to swing trading. Over the years, Larry has developed a fairly large library of books that discuss the principles behind swing trading specifically, and making money in the stock market in general. These personally recommended books can be purchased at www.mrswing.com.

Hundreds of thousands of investors visit www.mrswing.com each year. Here is what they have to say about the web site, the educational material and his Master Plan

Withdrawal of Credit on Past Due Account -II

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Dear

Your goodwill is extremely important to us.

That is why we have allowed you to continue to charge purchases
to your account in spite of your outstanding balance.

We cannot, however, allow this to go on indefinitely, no
matter how much we value our relationship. We must
insist that you contact us and let us know what is
happening, or send us your payment to clear up your
outstanding balance, before we can fill another order
on credit.

Please let us hear from you.

Withdrawal of Credit on Past Due Account

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Dear
Your file was just placed on my desk for disposition. It
seems that your account is seriously past due. We have
valued your business for many years, and can only hope that
this lack of payment is only an error or an oversight. If
you have mailed your check, thank you. If not, please
advise this office if any discrepancy exists. I have
reviewed the account, and feel I must advise the management
to cancel existing credit lines unless payment is received
within ten days.

I understand that you have had problems lately, and feel
that we have been most accommodating. Accordingly, I will
expect your check no later than

Welcome to Our Family of Customers and Friends

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Dear

Welcome to our valued family of customers and friends.

I noted that you recently placed your first order with our
company, and wanted to take this opportunity to extend a
warm thank you. I look forward to hearing more about your
account and offer the availability of my office should you
require any assistance.

Please accept my best wishes for your continued prosperity
and good health.

Welcome New Tenants

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Dear

It is our pleasure to welcome you as new tenants of
[name] Apartments.

We hope that you will avail yourselves of the amenities
that we offer including the swimming pool, sauna room,
gymnasium and tennis court.

We request that your guests use our guest parking area
in order to avoid any inconvenience to the other tenants.

Thank you for selecting the [name of apartment]
and we sincerely hope that you find your new home
comfortable and enjoyable. If we can be of any assistance
to you, please let us know.

Welcome New Customer

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Dear

Thank you for your new account and your first order of
[description]

We are pleased in being able to provide you with this
sample of our quality products and look forward to our
relationship growing and flourishing.

We value the comments of our customers and upon receipt of
this order we hope you will share your thoughts with us.

Welcome Discount For new Enterprise

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

Gentlemen:

Please accept our congratulations and best wishes for your
success in your new enterprise.

Our purpose in writing this letter is to welcome you to the
community and familiarize you with our service.

We provide [service] to many small businesses in the
area and will be happy to arrange to have one of our sales
representatives call on you at your convenience, if you so
desire.

As our way of welcoming you, we have enclosed a certificate
which entitles you to a ten (10%) discount on your first
order placed with our firm.

We will look forward to seeing you.

Waiver of Landlord’ s Claim to Annexed Fixtures

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

WAIVER OF LANDLORD’S CLAIM
TO ANNEXED FIXTURES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by and between _ [Landlord], and _
[Tenant],
For good consideration it is agreed that Landlord hereby
waives all claim to certain equipment, fixtures, improvements,
accessories or appurtenances as may be installed by Tenant on
the premises known as _, said personal property being as
contained on the annexed list.
Landlord agrees that said personal property shall remain
property of Tenant and may be removed by Tenant upon the
expiration of its tenancy; provided however, that Tenant shall
restore said premises to its original condition to the extent
practicable.
Signed under seal this _ day of _, 19_.

_______________________________
Landlord

_______________________________
Tenant

Waiver of Confidentiality

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

WAIVER OF CONFIDENTIALITY

Date: _

I, the undersigned employee, acknowledge that my employer
has received a request from _, for certain information relating
to my employment.
I hereby grant my employer full permission to provide the
informaton, described as:

_

________________________________
Employee

Verification of Employment, without reference

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

Dear

In response to your request for verification of employment
for [name of applicant] , our records indicate that
(s)he worked for us from [date] to [date]

The position that [name of applicant] held with
our firm was [position]

This is all of the information I am able to provide to you
inasmuch as it is against our company policy to offer
comments in regard to a previous employee’s quality of work
during employment with our firm.