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By Svetlana Nunez
 You have probably heard the saying "if you fail to plan, you plan to fail." This couldn't be more true in the world of trading. None of us begin to trade with the intention of failing but that is just what we are doing if we blindly look for trades to put our money into without a proper plan of attack.
I recommend taking some quiet time when the markets are closed to create your plan. "What quiet time," do you ask? Believe me, with a two month old, I understand better than ever how difficult it can be to catch those few moments of down time in our lives. But it really is imperative to our success as traders that we do this. With a little focus and dedicated time, we can review our current trades, plan our future trades, and maintain a diversified account. Let me share with you what I do during my planning sessions.
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By Martin Sumner
 It is becoming increasingly clear that we're heading for uncertain financial times in the near future. Economists and finance analysts are warning of unknown but probably severe impacts from the global banking crisis, and a sizeable minority of experts are predicting a property price crash, stock market turmoil, and a full-on recession lasting several years.
On a global level, things are unlikely to be quite this bad, but there's no doubt that there are storm clouds on the horizon. There's also no doubt that one of the areas to see the greatest impacts could be that of personal mortgages and remortgages.
Mortgage lenders have found that years of lax lending criteria are starting to come home to roost, with millions of sub-prime borrowers getting into some level of difficulty making their repayments. This is coupled with a crisis in the inter-bank lending market, which basically means that banks are unwilling to extend finance to each other until the full effects of the sub prime crisis can be evaluated and analyzed.
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