Appreciation Houston Investors Association gratefully acknowledges the following organizations who support our efforts:
University of Houston
C. T. Bauer College of Business, for support of meeting facilities.
Refreshments provided by
Tri-Star Financial, a full service brokerage in Houston
Student offer Students at U of H and other institutions may participate in HIA programs for no cost. Come to our meetings and learn about investing. Get a head start on your financial road.
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The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, September 11, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
Main Speaker: Uyen Nguyen
Topic: FOREX Trading
Uyen Nguyen “Wynn” started her professional career in the Financial Districts of San Francisco in the brokerage and investment field. She began as an intern during college and was then drafted to 3 different brokerage firms. “Wynn” was mentored/coached by the men who introduced Currency Trading into America over 40 years ago; they are her biz partners today.
“Wynn” manages accounts and trains professional traders from America, Europe to Asia. She created a seamless training program with a level of simplicity adequate for people from all walks of life (or location) to comprehend; from start to finish.
Wynn believes in abiding with ethics, building a business with pure integrity and having excellent character. As Napoleon Bonaparte once said, “Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct them.”
The presentation begins at 11am. SIG schedule will be posted when available.
Coffee and doughnuts at HIA meetings are generously provided by John Bott of Tri-Star Financial.
The Houston Investors Association, founded in 1981, is a non-profit association of active investors with a wide range of investment experience and interests. Members meet monthly to exchange investment knowledge and ideas in an informal and friendly environment.
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Leigh Anderson
HIA Communications Director
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The Houston Chapter of the American Association of Individual Investors would like to extend an invitation to HIA members to attend our September meeting. The topic being presented should be relevant to all investors. HIA members will receive the same entry price as AAII members by either sending a check in with the registration form or by sending payment through paypal account aaiichapter_houston@yahoo.com before September 9. Don’t forget to put HIA in the message area of the payment. Click here for registration form.
DATE: Tuesday, September 14, 2010
TIME: 6-8 PM
* Refreshments and snacks will be provided at 6pm.
* Presentation will begin at 7pm
LOCATION:
University of Phoenix Westside Learning Center
11451 Katy Freeway
Houston, TX 77079
TOPIC: Portfolio Risk Management and Asset Allocation
SPEAKER: Dr. Randi Schea, PRISM Trading Advisors, Inc.
Dr. Randi Schea is a Houston trading risk manager specializing in active hedging techniques with U.S.-listed equities and equity options. He is past president of the Houston chapter of the Market Technicians Association. He has also been a guest lecturer for Rice University’s Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business and is a past member of the board of overseers for the Rice University M. A. Wright Fund. His areas of portfolio interests include dynamic hedging techniques, dividend income strategies, technical analysis, and career development for professional traders and risk managers.
COST: $15 for AAII members early registration by September 9. $20 at the door and for non-members
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The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, August 14, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
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“Putting (for) Green?”
Can conservative investors make money with put and call options? We take a look at strategies for writing covered options to provide income and reduce risk in actively managed portfolios.
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The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, July 10, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
Featured Program
Jeffery L. Friedberg of Friedberg Investment Management
Topic: “Market Outlook”
JEFFREY L. FRIEDBERG founded Friedberg Investment Management, Inc., in April 1979. He was employed by Aero Service Division, Western Geophysical Co., Houston,Texas, initially as an interpreter of aeromagnetic data, eventually as manager of two departments, full time from 1968 to 1979, and part time from 1979 to 1983. He has an MS in Geology (Geophysics) from Caltech and a BS in Earth Science from MIT.
Jeff has been a long time member of HIA and has spoken numerous times to our group. If you’d like to read more about his approach please link to a transcript of his interview with Wall Street Transcript. http://www.friedberginvestments.com/wstrans.pdf
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“Hedging your portfolio for Inflation/Deflation with ETFs”
We look at how inflation and deflation affect assets and look for investible ETFs that might provide some defense.
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(Updated with SIG schedule 6/7/2010)
The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, June 12, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
Featured Program (10:30-12:30 am) (Note early start time)
Chip Anderson, President, StockCharts.com, Inc.
“Using StockCharts.com to Find and Monitor Great Stocks”
StockCharts.com provides high-quality financial charts, technical commentary and education to online investors. Watch as Chip shows you how you can use StockCharts.com’s different tools to find great trading opportunities, monitor open positions, and critique previous trades. In addition to creating high-quality technical charts, Chip will demonstrate the Scan Engine, CandleGlance charts, the ChartNotes annotation tool, and Extra ChartLists. In-depth knowledge of Technical Analysis is not required – anyone can benefit from the techniques Chip will demonstrate.
After graduating from UNC-CH in 1987 with a degree in Mathematical Sciences, Chip worked for 10 years at Microsoft Corp. in Redmond, WA primarily as a developer on the Windows team. Chip founded StockCharts.com, Inc. in 1999 and has worked hard to turn it into one of the top technical analysis websites in the world. Chip lives in Bellevue, WA with his wife and two children.
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(Updated 5/11 with SIG information)
(Note: this meeting is on the 3rd Saturday for May only)
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The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, May 15, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
Featured Program (11:00 am)
Roy Flores
“The Psychology Of High Performance Investing And Trading”
In this program you will discover the psychological and emotional factors that impact your trading and investing in the financial markets. You will learn how your subconcious beliefs and your emotional state directly influence how you use technical analysis and how you interpret specific chart patterns.
Your beliefs, your mental state, and your emotions also affect your decision making abilities in the markets. This is especially true when trying to decide when to pull the trigger to get into a trade and exactly when to get out.
You will walk away from this seminar with some specific ideas on how to get clear, mentally and emotionally, before getting into a trade. You will also learn some unique strategies for using Psychology and Technical Analysis to make you a consistent winner in the markets. We will show chart set ups that most often lead to winning trades. Continue reading Houston Investors Association meeting May 15, 2010
“Some things that might work”
We’ll take a look at the CXO Advisory service web site (http://cxoadvisory.com/blog/), a gold mine of “Objective research and reviews to aid investing decision”. The folks at CXO offer informative and quantitative reviews of a mindboggling range of investment strategies. This week we look at a few strategies that seem promising.
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(Updated 4/6/2010 with SIG and speaker information)
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This notice is a reminder; we will follow with more specific information on the speaker and SIG topics.
The monthly meeting of the Houston Investors Association will take place Saturday, April 10, 2010 at Melcher Hall, on University of Houston Campus 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX. (See Location).
Featured Program (11:00 am)
Bruce Robinson, President of Omniphase Systems
Topic: “Active Investment Management – Return on Activity”
Although it seems intuitive that more analysis and more frequent trading should yield significantly higher results, this is not the case in many areas. In fact, some of the common commercial systems in use today do not need to hold as many issues, nor trade as much as they currently do in order to achieve out-performance. This can run counter to conventional wisdom, and this talk will demonstrate two example ETF systems to illustrate the point, and will also show some new ways of evaluating trading systems.
Although it seems intuitive that more analysis and more frequent trading should yield significantly higher results, this is not the case in many areas. In fact, some of the common commercial systems in use today do not need to hold as many issues, nor trade as much as they currently do in order to achieve out-performance. This can run counter to conventional wisdom, and this talk will demonstrate two example ETF systems to illustrate the point, and will also show some new ways of evaluating trading systems. Continue reading Houston Investors Association meeting April 10, 2010
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