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Video: How Do You Pick Best Stocks and Sectors?
Timeless question, indeed. Here's one way to answer it.

By Vadim Pokhlebkin
Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:45:00 ET
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The question “How do I pick the best stock?” is as old as the stock market itself. You’ve probably heard about a method or two, and you may already be using them – maybe even successfully.
 
But it always helps to hear another new tip from an industry expert.
 
Tom Denham is Elliott Wave International’s Senior European Equity Analyst and editor of our M-W-F European Short Term Update (ESTU). A former psychoanalyst, Tom turned to market analysis in the mid 1980’s – so he’s no spring chicken when it comes to picking stocks and analyzing trends.
 
Tom regularly records free educational videos for his subscribers. On August 18, he recorded the 7-minute video you are about to watch. In it, he gives you his picks for 18 European stock sectors – Construction, Retail, Healthcare, Banking, etc. – using Elliott wave analysis and other tools.
 
Step-by-step, Tom demonstrates to you his process of identifying the best short and long candidates. The sector-picking techniques you will learn work in U.S. and Asia’s stock markets, too.
 
Video: How Do You Pick Best Stocks and Sectors? (Released to ESTU readers on Aug. 18.)
 
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Tags: European stock sectors, Construction, Retail, Healthcare, banking

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