We want to provide links to other sites that have content related to the stock market, technical analysis, fundamental analysis, stock trading, investment tools and software, market forecasts, swing trading, day trading, gold, ETFs, mutual funds, penny stocks, futures and options trading, brokerage services, currencies, and publications and training programs related to any of these areas of interest. 

 Before you ask us for a link, please make a thorough review of our site to see if it is relevant to the interests of your own visitors.  If it is relevant and you would like to exchange links with our site, please begin the process by first adding a link from your site to this site using the information given lower on this page. 

After you have created a link to this site, complete the "Link Request Form" at the bottom of this page. When we receive this form from you confirming that you have created a link to this site, we will review your site.

We May Ignore Your Request

We are aware if every request for a link.  However, we will not want to waste time responding to people who do not follow our required procedure (as stated above), or who ignore the following requirements. 

We will not link to your site unless your links page is designed for the benefit of your visitors, and not just a "links vault" that is hidden from them or that is difficult for them to access.  Accordingly, we will expect your home page to have a working link to the page on which you place the link to our site.  This will be one of the first things we look for when we review your site.  Another reason we ignore some requests for a link is if a links page lacks a clear focus.  We consider a links page to lack a "clear focus" if it links to an assortment of non-related Web sites (sites focused on areas not listed above in the first paragraph).  We have no interest in seeing our site listed on a sloppy or "scatter-brained" links page among many non-relevant links.  Such links tend to blur the nature of our site for search engines.  We want search engines to have clarity about who we are and what we do.

When you request a link, do not use an automated system (a reason is given in the following blue box). Automated systems generally suggest that the recipient create the first link.  In other words, they ignore any instructions that require a different procedure for initiating a link exchange.  Generally, such link requests are from people who are trying to gather as many links as possible without exercising due diligence regarding the quality and/or appropriateness of sites before they request links from them.  Site reviews take time.  The implication of an automated link request is that our time is not as valuable as that of the person requesting the link.  The above procedure enables us to screen out many requests that would only result in a waste of our time.  We believe that each side of a link exchange should review the other's site before considering an exchange of links.  The bottom line is that you should not expect ANY response from us if you do not follow the above instructions.  

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