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As soon as you log in to our service (now at
clickcharts.com with live dow trade signals/bulletins published on the
members home page), you will see the opening screen, which shows you the
Dow Jones chart together with the Inter Market Strength indicator [or
oscillator] directly below. This oscillator determines all of our Dow
entry/exit trading signals.
Whenever the oscillator is below 30, and starts to move upwards [in other words, changes from falling to rising], we BUY [long] the Dow. Whenever the oscillator is above 70, and starts to move downwards [in other words, changes from rising to falling], we SELL [short] the Dow.
Our oscillator updates every day before the close. At the end of each trading day you will know whether to GO LONG, STAY LONG, GO SHORT, STAY SHORT, EXIT & NO-TRADE, or NO TRADE. If for example, at around 20 minutes before the market close, the falling oscillator has turned around from below 30 to upwards and is stating clearly GO LONG, you buy 'long' before the close [or at the next morning opening].
Assume that over the past 12 days, the oscillator has been gradually falling. Yesterday the oscillator was at 20%. Today, let’s say it is Wednesday, and the oscillator, just before close is registering at 23.3%. Therefore it has started to rise and the last column states "Go Long". You can enter a BUY order on the Dow straight away, as it is likely the market has turned, and is prime for a forthcoming ‘rally’.
To learn more about how to trade the Dow,
based on the IMS, consult our free one page quick guide, accessible from
the main members screens, which provides a step-by-step briefing.
In addition to the "Dow Trader" web-service, on the
left hand side of our online software screen, you will see a number of links…
Dow Trader
Dow Stock Trends
Trading Manual
FAQ/Support
Client Logout
The Dow "Stock Trends Screen" [second item
in the menu] shows you the ‘trends’ in any of the Dow 30 stock you wish
to view. We also have clearly laid out screens, which provide a
color-coded view of whether a stock is trending up or down…
Remember, all of our analysis, in order to
trade the Dow, depends on the ‘trends’ in each of the 30 stocks that
make up the Dow. So, when you click on, for instance, Microsoft stock
from the drop down menu in the "Dow Stock Trends" screen, you will see a
chart load up for Microsoft with the actual 'trend' underneath, color
coded to show you whether the stock is trending up or down.
Below the 'Dow Stock Trends' screen menu is the 'Trading Manual' which links to this manual. We have also added an 'FAQ' button which provides ongoing support, questions/answers - this is regularly updated as a resource archive.
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