Shared Items Section : Look To The Right >>>>

Anyone following this blog by it's posts only is missing what I think is one of the most valuable assets that is part of site. The shared items section that appears on the right hand column of this blog is a way for you to take advantage of my skimming and reading of the headlines out there. As you can see below I track a lot of financial/ trading sites. While I do this primarily for myself; the Google reader does allow for me to simply click the shared items button when something I read is deemed actionable/ worthy of attention by myself. This then goes instantly into the shared items on the right. So while I spend hours reading over all this stuff you can take advantage of this by simply checking the shared items section of this blog daily. The atom feed associated with the shared items section can also be added to your rss feeds for simplicity and efficiency.


From your 130 subscriptions, over the last 30 days you read 19,032 items, clicked 294 items, starred 4 items, shared 75 items, and emailed 0 items.
Since November 1, 2009 you have read a total of 300,000+ items.


I am also active on Twitter which is also linked on the right hand side of this blog as well. While I don't tweet everyday the frequency of tweets to blog posts is astronomically higher in 2010. The reason for this : Efficiency. I spend my days trading and all of my real time market commentary takes place in the chat room at www.chartpattern.com under the moniker "Spm." By the time the trading day is over I'm pouring over charts, talking with other traders real time, reading my rss feeds (to which the shared items are generated from), and reading Investor's Business Daily while going over more charts. By the time this is all done I don't have time to play the role of a journalist. Regardless of that there is still some worthy information to be had within the halls of the TCM, LLC blog.

So for those that think the TCM, LLC blog has been idle this year due to no new posts, you had better look again. Wishing all of you text book chart pattern set ups, ideal buy points, and surging volume!