Fortunefaded and AAAA,

You are right the clip you have selected above does provide insight of technical analysis, and it is useful for expert traders like yourself.  The information I was providing above is more or less for novice traders or people who have not traded any stocks or other financial instrument to give them ideas about the financial market.  And I provide both technical and fundamental analysis.  If you look at all of my videos, you will see I have done some technical analysis, and it is structured for novice traders.   Also, in my classroom I do both and it is more interactive since the trader/investor can stop me and ask a question. 

Since, I just started to present You Tube videos, I have yet to receive feedbacks from viewers, and I appreciate the feedback, and that gives me ideas about viewer demand.  I have put out about six videos so far, and in a couple of videos, I am only doing technical analysis.  The format of my videos is generally to give the overall market information.  As I hear more feedback from viewers, I will tweak it to according to the demand.  Also, when I am day trading, I look at various information before I place a trade.  Some people like fundamental analysis and some people like technical analysis, but I use both.  I also use various financial instruments and trade which one makes the most sense to me, and so far this method has been profitable for me over the course of time.  My stock trading experience began in 1986,  forex trading experience began in 2003, and real estate investment in 1997.  And, I hope to provide you both fundamental and technical analysis of overall financial market to invest/trade and profit. 

My pick of stock was Citi group, which is very inexpensive and you can buy a lot of shares with little investment.  I presented technical chart, and I presented CNBC clip to point out fundamental analysis to show how the Citi group stock was affected by the market sentiment led by Goldman Sachs, and I am sure some of the traders got my drift.  In other words, the format and structure depends on an individual style and preference, and technical analysis seems more scientific and appeals to a lot of beginner traders. 

Here is another FREE info that might be valuable to you.  Market is volatile right now, and there is no clear direction, and DOW is hovering in positive territory today after two days losses.   Some of my suggestions are to buy Oil stocks, and financial stocks.  If you are young and want to take some RISK buy GM their stock is dirt cheap, and if they pull themselves out of bankruptcy your investment will be very profitable.  I personally have Citi group shares, and it is less risky and could be modestly profitable.  Citi group is releasing their first quarter report on 6:30am on 4/17/08, and I am positive Citi will have profits.  This news ought to push Citi stocks higher.

I appreciate feedbacks and comment to make the You Tube show more enjoying and insightful.  I know some of you complained about the sound and said I was talking too fast on video above, and I will try to go slower and improve the sound and video quality in the near future.  

I hope this information was more insightful and helpful to you.  Good luck in your investment/trading venture.  Feel free to send comment, concerns or questions or share your trade stories.

Best Wishes,

Robin Pandey
robin.pandey@rgifx.com
Mount Everest Financial Institute