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Trade The Dow Jones Index Or
The S&P 500 Index With Our Live xTrend Indicator
Trade Bulletins - Free With
Our Nasdaq/S&P Stock Scans Premium Subscription...
Full Performance Record
Below, Totaling 104 Trades To Date...
Including Our
Most Recent 62 Trades Published LIVE
For Members Since August 2007.
See Our Full Results
Below - Up 10,310 Points In The Dow Since Launch...
Many of our members
trade the major indexes, such as the Dow Futures, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100
index, or FTSE 100 index. A significant part of our research
involves harnessing our stock scanning technology at clickcharts.com,
towards an intelligent insight into the
broader index market trend 'as a whole'...
By tracking the intricate trends,
momentum, and cycles within the most prevalent (Dow 30) individual stocks, we are able to
integrate this information into one all-encompassing, easy to view
oscillator we call the xTrend indicator.

When you subscribe to
our premium services (the Nasdaq/S&P stock scans service), we switch
on the xTrend indicator for you, which you can view underneath any
chart. The xTrend oscillator measures overbought & oversold cycles for the
stock market as
a whole, based on intricate, continuous analysis of each of the
30 stocks that make up the influential Dow Jones Index.
This
information provides us with the ability to decide whether
to trade bullish stocks (and stay out of bearish
stocks) when the market as a whole is heavily oversold, or to trade
bearish stocks (and stay out of bullish stocks) when
the stock market as a whole is heavily overbought.
We also
successfully trade the Dow Jones Index itself, using the very same
xTrend indicator/analysis, and provide all of our Dow
long/short/exit trade signals (see below) via email & posted on our live bulletin board.
As a member of our
Premium Service, not only will you receive our highly regarded Dow/Nasdaq/S&P
scans service, but also receiveour live
Dow Trader Bulletins via email and published on
our live bulletins page, as
shown in the example snapshot above. You will know precisely when to
trade bullish stocks, when to trade bearish stocks, or simply stick
to trading the Dow...
Whenever the xTrend
indicator becomes extremely oversold/exhausted, we
publish a long-bias signal for the Dow Futures on the bulletin board. We then closely monitor our trade
and issue an exit signal when profits are achieved or a stop is
hit.
Similarly, whenever the xTrend becomes extremely overbought/exhausted, we publish a
short-bias signal/bulletin, as shown in the example snapshot above. We then monitor
our trade and issue an exit signal when profits are achieved or a
stop is hit.
Complete Trade-by-Trade Performance
Record:
Updated Tuesday June 16th 2009 @
09:40am Eastern [New York] Time...
The table below shows
every one of our xTrend turning-point signals, focusing only on the Dow
Futures
(although you may use it to trade any major index futures/ETF's), tested since we launched our xTrend
Indicator. Note that all signals prior to August 2007 (trade
#1 - trade #41) are back-tested, while every signal since August 2007
(trade #42 onwards) has been published LIVE. Every
signal is recorded below, including our precise entry and exit calls
- both winning trades and losing trades, no exceptions...
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TRADE: |
PRECISE ENTRY PLUS EXIT SIGNALS: |
PROFIT/LOSS PTS: |
RUNNING TOTAL: |
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01 |
JAN 12
2006: SHORT @ 11026, EXIT @ 10704 |
+322 |
+322 |
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02 |
JAN 25 2006:
LONG @ 10704, EXIT @ 10837 |
+133 |
+455 |
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03 |
FEB 03
2006: SHORT @ 10837, EXIT @ 10883 |
-46 |
+409 |
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04 |
FEB 21 2006: SHORT @ 11105,
EXIT @ 10970 |
+135 |
+544 |
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05 |
MAR 06
2006: LONG @ 10970, EXIT @ 11275 |
+305 |
+849 |
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06 |
MAR 20 2006: SHORT @ 11275,
EXIT @ 11117 |
+158 |
+1007 |
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07 |
MAR 31 2006:
LONG @ 11117, EXIT @ 11338 |
+221 |
+1228 |
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08 |
APR 24 2006: SHORT @ 11338,
EXIT @ 11577 |
-239 |
+989 |
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09 |
MAY 10
2006: SHORT @ 11635, EXIT @ 11105 |
+530 |
+1519 |
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10 |
MAY 23 2006:
LONG @ 11105, EXIT @ 11207 |
+102 |
+1621 |
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11 |
JUN 05
2006: SHORT @ 11207, EXIT @ 10856 |
+351 |
+1972 |
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12 |
JUN 15 2006:
LONG @ 10856, EXIT @ 11057 |
+201 |
+2173 |
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13 |
JUN 21
2006: SHORT @ 11057, EXIT @ 11019 |
+38 |
+2211 |
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14 |
JUL 05
2006: SHORT @ 11194, EXIT @ 10772 |
+422 |
+2633 |
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15 |
JUL 18 2006:
LONG @ 10772, EXIT @ 11199 |
+427 |
+3060 |
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16 |
JUL 28
2006: SHORT @ 11199, EXIT @ 11091 |
+108 |
+3168 |
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17 |
AUG 14 2006:
LONG @ 11091, EXIT @ 11325 |
+234 |
+3402 |
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18 |
AUG 23
2006: SHORT @ 11325, EXIT @ 11358 |
-33 |
+3369 |
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19 |
AUG 29 2006:
LONG @ 11358, EXIT @ 11851 |
+493 |
+3862 |
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20 |
OCT 09
2006: SHORT @ 11851, EXIT @ 11980 |
-129 |
+3733 |
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21 |
NOV 06 2006:
LONG @ 12009, EXIT @ 12314 |
+305 |
+4038 |
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22 |
NOV 21
2006: SHORT @ 12314, EXIT @ 12224 |
+90 |
+4128 |
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23 |
NOV 30 2006:
LONG @ 12224, EXIT @ 12323 |
+99 |
+4227 |
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24 |
DEC 12
2006: SHORT @ 12323, EXIT @ 12445 |
-122 |
+4105 |
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25 |
DEC 28 2006:
LONG @ 12508, EXIT @ 12548 |
+40 |
+4145 |
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26 |
JAN 22 2007:
SHORT @ 12548, EXIT @ 12540 |
+8 |
+4153 |
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27 |
JAN 31 2007:
LONG @ 12540, EXIT @ 12664 |
+124 |
+4277 |
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28 |
FEB 06 2007:
SHORT @ 12664, EXIT @ 12662 |
+2 |
+4279 |
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29 |
FEB 14 2007:
LONG @ 12662, EXIT @ 12773 |
+111 |
+4390 |
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30 |
FEB 21 2007:
SHORT @ 12773, EXIT @ 12130 |
+643 |
+5033 |
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31 |
MAR 02 2007:
LONG @ 12130, EXIT @ 12237 |
+107 |
+5140 |
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32 |
MAR 13
2007: SHORT @ 12237, EXIT @ 12110 |
+127 |
+5267 |
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33 |
MAR 26 2007: SHORT @ 12465,
EXIT @ 12446 |
+19 |
+5286 |
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34 |
APR 03
2007: LONG @ 12446, EXIT @ 12552 |
+106 |
+5392 |
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35 |
APR 11 2007: SHORT @ 12552,
EXIT @ 12720 |
-168 |
+5224 |
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36 |
APR 24
2007: SHORT @ 12935, EXIT @ 13225 |
-290 |
+4934 |
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37 |
MAY 03 2007:
LONG @ 13225, EXIT @ 13607 |
+382 |
+5316 |
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38 |
JUN 20
2007: SHORT @ 13607, EXIT @ 13381 |
+226 |
+5542 |
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39 |
JUN 27 2007:
LONG @ 13381, EXIT @ 13619 |
+238 |
+5780 |
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40 |
JUL 10
2007: SHORT @ 13619, EXIT @ 13907 |
-288 |
+5492 |
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41 |
JUL 20 2007: SHORT @ 13970,
EXIT @ 13243 |
+727 |
+6219 |
| |
42 |
AUG 01
2007: LONG @ 13243, EXIT @ 13482 |
+239 |
+6458 |
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43 |
AUG 09 2007: SHORT @ 13482,
EXIT @ 13086 |
+396 |
+6854 |
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44 |
AUG 20 2007:
LONG @ 13086, EXIT @ 13256 |
+170 |
+7024 |
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45 |
AUG 28 2007:
SHORT @ 13256, EXIT @ 13372 |
-116 |
+6908 |
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46 |
SEP 12 2007:
LONG @ 13311, EXIT @ 13820 |
+509 |
+7417 |
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47 |
SEP 21
2007: SHORT @ 13820, EXIT @ 14055 |
-235 |
+7182 |
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48 |
OCT 02
2007: LONG @ 14055, EXIT @ 13703 |
-352 |
+6830 |
| |
49 |
OCT 22
2007: LONG @ 13483, EXIT @ 13832 |
+349 |
+7179 |
| |
50 |
OCT 31
2007: SHORT @ 13832, EXIT @ 13075 |
+757 |
+7936 |
| |
51 |
NOV 12
2007: LONG @ 13075, EXIT @ 12748 |
-327 |
+7609 |
| |
52 |
NOV 30
2007: SHORT @ 13390, EXIT @ 13221 |
+169 |
+7778 |
| |
53 |
DEC 20
2007: LONG @ 13221, EXIT @ 13449 |
+228 |
+8006 |
| |
54 |
DEC 27
2007: SHORT @ 13449, EXIT @ 12859 |
+590 |
+8596 |
| |
55 |
JAN 07
2008: LONG @ 12859, EXIT @ 12537 |
-322 |
+8274 |
| |
56 |
JAN 22
2008: LONG @ 11802, EXIT @ 12454 |
+652 |
+8926 |
| |
57 |
JAN 25
2008: SHORT @ 12454, EXIT @ 12205 |
+249 |
+9175 |
| |
58 |
FEB 08
2008: LONG @ 12205, EXIT @ 12346 |
+141 |
+9316 |
| |
59 |
FEB 15
2008: SHORT @ 12346, EXIT @ 12579 |
-233 |
+9083 |
| |
60 |
FEB 27
2008: SHORT @ 12651, EXIT @ 12213 |
+438 |
+9521 |
| |
61 |
MAR 05
2008: LONG @ 12213, EXIT @ 11865 |
-348 |
+9173 |
| |
62 |
MAR 10
2008: LONG @ 11890, EXIT @ 11844 |
-46 |
+9127 |
| |
63 |
MAR 17
2008: SHORT @ 11844, EXIT @ 12255 |
-411 |
+8716 |
| |
64 |
MAR 20
2008: SHORT @ 12131, EXIT @ 12507 |
-376 |
+8340 |
| |
65 |
APR 01
2008: LONG @ 12507, EXIT @ 12584 |
+77 |
+8417 |
| |
66 |
APR 04
2008: SHORT @ 12584, EXIT @ 12491 |
+93 |
+8510 |
| |
67 |
APR 16
2008: LONG @ 12491, EXIT @ 12738 |
+247 |
+8757 |
| |
68 |
APR 23
2008: SHORT @ 12738, EXIT @ 13120 |
-382 |
+8375 |
| |
69 |
MAY 06
2008: SHORT @ 12895, EXIT @ 12887 |
+8 |
+8383 |
| |
70 |
MAY 14
2008: LONG @ 12887, EXIT @ 12869 |
-18 |
+8365 |
| |
71 |
MAY 20
2008: SHORT @ 12869, EXIT @ 12542 |
+327 |
+8692 |
| |
72 |
MAY 27
2008: LONG @ 12542, EXIT @ 12400 |
-142 |
+8550 |
| |
73 |
JUN 03
2008: SHORT @ 12400, EXIT @ 12229 |
+171 |
+8721 |
| |
74 |
JUN 12
2008: LONG @ 12229, EXIT @ 12102 |
-127 |
+8594 |
| |
75 |
JUN 18
2008: SHORT @ 12102, EXIT @ 11842 |
+260 |
+8854 |
| |
76 |
JUN 25
2008: LONG @ 11842, EXIT @ 11486 |
-356 |
+8498 |
| |
77 |
JUL 01
2008: LONG @ 11192, EXIT @ 11105 |
-87 |
+8411 |
| |
78 |
JUL 11
2008: SHORT @ 11105, EXIT @ 11438 |
-333 |
+8078 |
| |
79 |
JUL 21
2008: SHORT @ 11459, EXIT @ 11802 |
-343 |
+7735 |
| |
80 |
JUL 31
2008: LONG @ 11494, EXIT @ 11451 |
-43 |
+7692 |
| |
81 |
AUG 05
2008: LONG @ 11451, EXIT @ 11710 |
+259 |
+7951 |
| |
82 |
AUG 11
2008: SHORT @ 11710, EXIT @ 11527 |
+183 |
+8134 |
| |
83 |
AUG 22
2008: LONG @ 11527, EXIT @ 11503 |
-24 |
+8110 |
| |
84 |
SEP 03
2008: SHORT @ 11503, EXIT @ 11508 |
-5 |
+8105 |
| |
85 |
SEP 19
2008: LONG @ 11255, EXIT @ 10918 |
-337 |
+7768 |
| |
86 |
OCT 13
2008: LONG @ 8634, EXIT @ 8827 |
+193 |
+7961 |
| |
87 |
OCT 22
2008: SHORT @ 8827, EXIT @ 9091 |
-264 |
+7697 |
| |
88 |
NOV 03
2008: SHORT @ 9326, EXIT @ 8313 |
+1013 |
+8710 |
| |
89 |
NOV 13
2008: LONG @ 8313, EXIT @ 8064 |
-249 |
+8461 |
| |
90 |
NOV 21
2008: LONG @ 7796, EXIT @ 8679 |
+883 |
+9344 |
| |
91 |
DEC 01
2008: SHORT @ 8679, EXIT @ 8503 |
+176 |
+9520 |
| |
92 |
DEC 29
2008: LONG @ 8503, EXIT @ 8989 |
+486 |
+10006 |
| |
93 |
JAN 05
2009: SHORT @ 8989, EXIT @ 8641 |
+348 |
+10354 |
| |
94 |
JAN 15
2009: LONG @ 8127, EXIT @ 8096 |
-31 |
+10323 |
| |
95 |
JAN 30
2009: SHORT @ 8067, EXIT @ 7860 |
+207 |
+10530 |
| |
96 |
FEB 10
2009: SHORT @ 7913, EXIT @ 7851 |
+62 |
+10592 |
| |
97 |
FEB 20
2009: LONG @ 7389, EXIT @ 6942 |
-447 |
+10145 |
| |
98 |
MAR 04
2009: LONG @ 6793, EXIT @ 6507 |
-286 |
+9859 |
| |
99 |
MAR 16
2009: SHORT @ 7286, EXIT @ 7525 |
-239 |
+9620 |
| |
100 |
MAR 20
2009: SHORT @ 7431, EXIT @ 7755 |
-324 |
+9296 |
| |
101 |
APR 02
2009: LONG @ 7999, EXIT @ 8408 |
+409 |
+9705 |
| |
102 |
MAY 06 2009: SHORT @
8513, EXIT @ 8343 |
+170 |
+9875 |
| |
103 |
MAY 18 2009: LONG @
8430, EXIT @ 8739 |
+309 |
+10184 |
| |
104 |
JUN 04 2009: SHORT @
8740, EXIT @ 8614 |
+126 |
+10310 |
The Results...
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TOTAL
COMPLETED SIGNALS: |
104 Entries, 104 Exits
(67 Winning Trades, 37 Losing Trades) |
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AVERAGE TRADE DURATION: |
3-7 Trading Days Per Complete Trade |
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WINNING POINTS: |
18428 Points Gained |
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LOSING POINTS: |
8118 Points Lost |
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% WINNING
POINTS: |
69.4% |
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NET
PROFIT POINTS: |
10,310
POINTS GAINED (FROM 104 COMPLETED TRADES) |
Now you can trade the
Dow using the synergy of advanced xTrend analytics combined with our
experienced eye, delivered to you via our easy to view bulletin
board [and email alerts]...
We buy [or short] the
Dow at the most optimum points using our advanced xTrend oscillator.
Once in, we then apply our own continual in-house analysis on market
volatility, changing sentiments and momentum exhaustion indicators
to 'decide' when to exit and profit take. Both entry and exit
signals are published live. Receive lightening fast signals via
email and our live online bulletin board, so you need not ever miss
a trade. You can choose to trade the Dow, or the S&P index, it makes
no real difference as both indexes are closely related.
Trade alongside our
consistently successful trade signals, or continue to watch our
performance before your decide.
We have been publishing our live [non-hypothetical] trading signals
since August 2007. Check our live performance record past and
future, and decide for yourself if we can add value to your current
trading.
The xTrend indicator
is a powerful tool/ally you can use as a proven method of profiting
from the market, or as one part of your overall trading strategy. To receive our live
Dow Trader Bulletins [and live xTrend indicator], all you need to do is subscribe to
our Premium Service as detailed on our home page
- it is that simple. The live
bulletin board will be switched on for you (at no extra
charge) together with our Dow/S&P/Nasdaq stock scans.
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