Do you have an email list?

If so, how big is it and is it growing fast enough for you and making you money? And if not…why not?

You may not have a list yet. You may well be new to the internet marketing scene. You may have jumped on board because you can see the phenomenal potential of having your own internet business.

But even if you’re totally new I bet you’ve heard the phrase “The money is in the list.” If not, expect to get sick of hearing it. It’s probably the most over used phrase kicking around the internet marketing world.

And for good reason too. For the simple fact, the money IS in the list. If you ask any of the top internet ‘Gurus’, “What’s the most important part of your online business?” they will consistently answer, “My list.”

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Forex day trading is a type of trading that a lot of currency traders get involved in. This is especially so for those who are looking for quick profits. Some traders also like the fast and sometimes furious (especially when they are losing money) pace compared to other forms of forex investments.

When you break it down, it would seem a little curious because the profitability earning has a higher percentage than long term investments, but it is the risk of day trading that keeps most investors away from it.

While it is risky, there are certain advantages to forex day trading because of the speed of the trading cycle. In essence, you are taking advantage of daily trends and trying to get in and out quickly while still making a decent profit. You may not make as much as a long term deal, but due to the fact you’re making a lot more deals, it can be just as profitable.

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Been a funny old day at the Trading With Common Sense offices in that the markets have to all intent purposes been treading water but as far as our accounts are concerned we have had a “blinding time” i.e. on one account we started the day at £57,259 and just recently closed the last transaction of the day to bring the fund up to £102,118.74 a staggering profit for the day of £44859.04 and an ROI for the fund for the day of 78.34% which equates to an annual rate of……well “loads of wonga” as a colleague of mine once eloquently put it.

The strange thing was as you see the as far as most FTSE trades were concerned the index actually opened and closed within 15.74 points of each point but the story of the day was the tremendous range trading in between. Perhaps we were lucky and perhaps we just managed to “get into the zone” for the best part of the day but to be honest that would be making more of it than it actually was. A lot of the trades were so mind stunningly simple to make that it would “over egg” the report to make anything more of it than usual.

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