Stock Trading System | Latest Technical Stock Picks For Dow-S&P-Nasdaq Stocks

When Markets Become Oversold, Our Scanners Hunt Down The Top-Rated Nasdaq 100 +

S&P 500 Stocks Offering The Clearest, Most Undisputed Technical Trading Signals.

The service we provide is simple, and uses a straightforward 2 step process. Firstly, note that we do not trade obscure, low volume/low liquidity stocks. We focus in on only the high volume/high liquidity stocks - stocks within the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow 30 indexes - to deliver consistently profitable 'trend-friendly' stock swing trading opportunities...

By tracking hundreds of major US stocks (and indexes), and applying intelligent, formula-driven analysis on each stock on a continuous basis, our computer scans the entire market, discovers and publishes key stock picks which exhibit the clearest, most prevalent technical 'buy' (and 'short') trade-ideas perfect for buying (or shorting) into pullbacks in strong-trending markets.

When the markets as a whole become heavily oversold, we look to our Bullish Stock Scans screen to identify which stocks are exhibiting the most dominant technical buy signals. Similarly, whenever the market as a whole becomes overbought, we look to our Bearish Stock Scans screen to identify which stocks are exhibiting the strongest technical short signals.

Because our stock scans update every 15 minutes, we (and our members) know the moment a stock's trend begins to change to the upside (or downside). This is information critical to better 'timing' of stock entries and exits.

With our premium stock scans service, you no longer need to waste valuable time in studying chart after chart to find the best trading opportunities. We make the entire process simple and time-efficient...

A quick example is shown below for Gilead Sciences stock (GILD) which recently appeared at the top of our Nasdaq 100 Bullish Stock Scan list. To view the advanced color-coded stock chart, simply click on the stock...

Upon clicking on the stock, we noted (as shown in the background GILD chart below) how the stock had been rising steadily over the past few weeks, with a recent pullback (red bars). Our scanners continually track each stock to find precise points when a stock has completed a pullback, and is generating a strong (in this example, five green lights) technical bias to go 'long' the stock.

Where a stock has been moving upwards (the prevailing trend) followed by a pullback, and there is a strong 'buy' signal in the stock, this means the stock has completed the pullback. This information provides us with a trading edge: In the vast majority of trades, stocks tend to continue the prevailing trend following a pullback...

This simple but often overlooked reality is the basis upon which we built our unique, clean and efficient stock scans service. The service is fully automated, and does all the hard work/time-consuming process for you...

Every 15 minutes, the scans focus in on hundreds of high volume/high liquidity stocks, identifies the completion of the pullbacks, then discovers and sorts/lists the handful of stocks which exhibit the strongest buy/short signals as the pullback completes.

The market scans allow you to quickly see precisely which stocks are showing strong buy signals (live bullish scan), and which stocks are showing strong sell/short signals (live bearish scan).

How do we trade this information? In our trading, once we find a stock we would like to trade - one with a robust buy (or short) signal with three plus clear signals, we put on a trade, backed up by a protective, fixed/non-negotiable stop-loss point, so our risk is clearly determined and known at the outset of each trade.

The ideal stop-loss point for a 'buy' (long) trade is just below a recent major swing low (also known as a 'pivot'), as shown in the example above. Similarly, the ideal stop-loss point for a 'short' trade is just above a recent major swing high.

Remember, the more indicators point to a 'buy', the stronger the technical-bias to consider going 'long' the stock. Similarly, the more indicators point to a 'sell/short', the stronger the technical-bias to consider going 'short' the stock.

Pick a stock you wish to trade, and apply the stop-loss point. If the stock drops to it, always always exit without reservation. This way, you will be more comfortable (in control & emotion free) allowing your trade to ride into profit. If per chance the stock hits the stop-loss point, do not hesitate to close out the trade. Move on to fresh opportunities. Remain acutely aware that not all trades will be successful. Brush off, remain focused, and check the scan screens for the latest, newly developing trade ideas.

Put The Stock Trading System To The Test With Our Free Dow 30 Stock Scans...

The best place to start is to freely witness our stock picks in action: Simply go to our free stock charts screen - the content is free, there is no need to signup or login. You can view our latest Dow stock picks, always refreshed every 15 minutes.

Quick note: While our reports update every 15 minutes, please be aware that this is simply to ensure we always receive the freshest trade ideas. Do not confuse this with a day trading system. The method is designed for 'swing trading', which means holding on to a position for several trading days (typically 3-7 days) from opening to closing a position.

The Dow 30 stocks scans are free, but naturally limited to 30 stocks. In order to access the Nasdaq 100 + S&P 500 stock scans and expand your field of opportunity to around 600 high volume/high liquidity stocks from these key markets (includes recent double-digit winners such as Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, Gilead Sciences, Costco, Leap Wireless, Humana Inc., traded both on the long side and short side), simply sign up to our premium membership...

Premium Membership Subscription Info...

In order to subscribe to the premium service (or add an extra 3 months to your existing membership), click on the 'Buy Now' button below. Our subscription fee is fixed at $95/Quarter. We do not auto-renew - if you find value in our service, simply re-order. Once we receive your subscription order, we simply switch on full access for you, no limitations...

Upon receipt and processing of your order, the expiry date of your subscription (3 Months from today) will be displayed on the top right login-box at clickcharts.com, the next time you log in. Please allow up to 24 hours for us to process your order.

Problems ordering online? We have alternative methods - please email us at support@clickcharts.com

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From The Clickcharts Team

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