Experienced Stock Speculator Teaches Trading Basics to Local Students

Recent short term trades included shorting EBAY at $112, TZOO at $88, TASR at $30 as stock market tops out for the near term.

(PRWEB) January 23, 2005 -- Long-time stock and commodities market speculator, Brad Koteshwar, recently spent some quality time with local Business School students and offered some quick short-term trades. In the past four weeks, Koteshwar offered in an email based course on charting some quick short-selling trades. Included were shorting TASR at $30, TZOO at $88, SNDA at $36.24, EBAY at $112.

Many of the students who wish to go on to manage their own hedge funds in the years to come got see some simple lessons of the market from an experienced speculator. Brad Koteshwar, a recent author for "The Perfect Stock", offered simple tips and chart reading techniques to students from the greater Phoenix area business schools including students from Thunderbird and Arizona State University.

Brad Koteshwar, the author of "The Perfect Stock", explains in his recent book that Wall Street has different set of standards for the insiders. Using Taser International's stock price run of 7000% in the 52 weeks between April 2003 and April 2004, the author shows the pitfalls of trading in stocks. And at the same time the book shows some of the basic trading strategies that lead to incredible returns in the market for the savvy.

During the four-week course,the selected students who were able to participate learned the basics of chart interpretation and trading tactics. The author plans to offer the lessons at some point in the near future to interested participants. Brad Koteshwar publishes an online stock market newsletter that is well accepted and recognized by amateurs and professionals alike as one of the best market timing and educational newsletters around. His readers stayed out of the market all of 2002 avoiding huge losses faced by the vast majority of investors. In 2003, many of the newsletter's picks went to make triple digit runs.

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