Brand New Revamped Stock Trader's Almanac Blog & Digital Content Delivery System

We have taken our trading and investment strategies to the next level in 2010. Our Brand New Blog now has all the daily up-to-date Stock Trader's Almanac stats live on the web for every NYSE trading day. And our new digital content delivery system for paid subscibers now delivers more content more frequently.

We will no longer be blogging here at the blogspot/blogger site. Our new address is:
http://blog.stocktradersalmanac.com. To receive the RSS Feed or Email Feed you will need to visit the new blog and re-subscribe. Thanks!

The markets are moving fast, and in our subscriber survey a few months back folks told us they'd like to hear from us with more Almanac strategies more often. So starting February 18 we rolled out a revamped site, brand new blog and e-newsletter. This allows us to provide more frequent updates on the tried and true Almanac strategies subsbribers asked for through our NEW - redesigned Almanac Investor Alerts. These twice-weekly alerts will give you more than ever before – including more timely versions of the in-depth articles you received each month in the Almanac Investor Newsletter. Plus, they'll be delivered right to your email inbox each Tuesday and Thursday at the close of the market.

New Almanac Alert features include:

• Almanac Trading Forecast
  Get an exclusive look at the week's market sentiments along with data tying in to the Stock Trader's Almanac, as well as tools and insights to plan your week in trading including data from the Dow, NASDAQ, S&P, Russell 1000, and Russell 2000 indices.
• Regular Features
  From the ETF Corner & Portfolio to the Vital Stats and Pulse of the Market you'll get strategy breakdowns, explanations, and detailed charts and graphics that will help you take the Almanac strategies and portfolio to the next level.
• Guest Columns and Full-Length Articles
  You'll hear from regular almanac experts including Adam Hutt, David Fried, Bill Staton and John Person through monthly columns on stock strategies, commodities ETFs and more. AND, we'll feature guest articles from trading celebrities and Almanac fans on timely topics and trends including authors from the Almanac Investor book series and Wiley Trading.

Plus, subscribers will now see the best of the month's articles and news rolled up into our Almanac Investor e-Newsletter on the last Thursday of each month in their email inbox. This e-newsletter will also feature a look at the month ahead and can be downloaded and printed as a PDF, or you can read the whole month in review by clicking on the articles and reading them in full-text on StockTradersAlmanac.com. Subscribe Today and Get the Stock Trader's Almanac FREE!

Our free Brand New Almanac Investor Blog, available through the blog tab on StockTradersAlmanac.com or at http://blog.stocktradersalmanac.com, features regular entries every Monday, Wednesday and Friday keeping Almanac followers up-to-date between alerts with the Almanac Weekly Trading Forecast, musings on the market, media and speaking updates, and insights on the day's news and events.

We've designed the new Alerts, Newsletter and Blog to make it easier to get the news, strategies, data and updates you need from Almanac Investor Newsletter when and how you need it. You'll also see updates to the website making accessing these important features more convenient and user friendly. With expanded options for viewing and printing articles, we hope StockTradersAlmanac.com will stay on the top of your list for trading and investing news and information.

Daily Market Probability Data & Trading Notes

Just like in the Almanac on the weekly calendar pages and in the Newsletter Monthly Strategy Calendar, the BULL Icon on the daily blog signifies favorable trading days based on the S&P 500 rising 60% or more of the time on a particular trading day during the most recent 21-year period.

A BEAR Icon on calendar pages signifies unfavorable trading days based on the S&P falling 60% or more of the time for the same 21-year period.

Also, to give you even greater perspective we have listed for every day that the market is open the Market Probability numbers for the same 21-year period for the Dow, S&P 500 (S&P), NASDAQ (NAS), Russell 1000 (R1K) and Russell 2000 (R2K). Our complete Market Probability Calendars both long term and 21-year for the Dow, S&P and NASDAQ as well as for the Russell 1000 and Russell 2000 indices can be found in the Stock Trader's Almanac.

Other seasonalities near the ends, beginnings and middles of months; options expirations, around holidays and other times are noted for Almanac investors’ convenience on applicable daily blogs. All other important market stats and economic releases are provided in the Strategy Calendar every month in our Almanac Investor e-Newsletter. Subscribe Today at HALF-PRICE and Get a FREE Stock Trader's Almanac!