TechniTrader Proudly Presents: "Dogg Street" The Adventures of Teknie and Traydr

Stock Trading Doxies Lesson 2 "Averaging Down".

2012-01-05

AUBURN, WA, January 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) TechniTrader proudly presents: "Dogg Street" The Adventures of Teknie and Traydr

Stock Trading Doxies Lesson 2 "Averaging Down"

Averaging Down with Teknie & Traydr, the Stock Trading Dachshunds Lesson #2 on the pitfalls of using averaging down stock trading and investing strategies.

Follow along with the adventures of Teknie and Traydr as they experience the ups and downs of the market.

Enjoy the fun, humor, and truths that Teknie and Traydr learn about the long and the short of stock trading.

Every few weeks you can watch a new Teknie and Traydr adventure as they dig into trading systems, sniff out stocks, chase runs, chew up strategies, and tug out profits.

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