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Discover & Witness Our Proven Approach To Stock Index Trading, Backed Up By A Complete Track Record Of All Signals Published Live (Real Signals/Not Hypothetical) Since Aug 1st 2007...
Many of our members choose to focus on trading the major indexes, such as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Russell 2000 or Nasdaq 100, instead of individual stocks. There are obvious advantages to this, as indexes eliminate much of the board-room risks associated with individual stocks. Additionally, in our own extensive studies and experience, the major indexes such as the Dow trend more fluidly, thus provide more consistently reliable [short & medium term] trend analysis/determination than individual stocks. This allows more reliable, well timed market entry (and profit-taking exit) signals.
Below you can view all our signals, published live (not hypothetical, not back-tested, but 100% reported signals). Each signal includes precise entry and exit points, each one published via our bulletin board and email alerted to all members...
All our signals are posted live on the bulletin board, and emailed to members, including long entries, short entries, and early profit taking exits based on exhaustion analysis...
For profit taking, we use our own unique exhaustion analysis algorithm. This tells us when the market is over-extended and dictates a good time to exit and take profits. Many members follow this, some use their own analysis. The above results are based on our own live precision-called exits. For our trading, exhaustion analysis has become the all important, key determinant to a good profit-taking exit, in order to lock in profits we earn on a trade...
By profit taking earlier and moving into 100% cash, instead of waiting for the next reversal signal, we are effectively not in the market 100% of the time, but sit on the sidelines around 15% of the time, having taken profits earlier awaiting the next signal.
How To Trade The Dow Jones Index...
The Dow Jones Index can be traded using futures, mini futures, Exchange Traded Funds (stock symbol: DIA), options, CFD's or spread bets. There are dozen's of ways to trade the Dow. Because the Dow Jones Index is arguably the most prominent global market index which all major channels focus on, it tends to set the pace for other global exchanges. Effectively, you can successfully trade many closely-correlating indexes such as the S&P 500 index, or the Nasdaq 100 index, or the FTSE 100 index.
We put everything we know about the core components of the Dow Jones Index, into our research in order to evaluate the short and medium term trend in the Dow. In other words, a significant part of our research involves harnessing our stock scanning technology at clickcharts.com, towards a more intelligent insight into the broader index market trend 'as a whole'. This allows us to call precise entry & exit signals on the Dow Jones Index.
As a Premium Member, every few days, you will receive the very same live Dow signals on our members only bulletin board. All signals are also email alerted to you, in simple, concise language, telling you whether we are going long the Dow, short the Dow, or exiting (becoming 100% cash) our Dow position.
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