• How are the forecasts computed?

• What are G-lines?

• Which markets can I trade with your forecasts?

• How accurate are your forecasts?

• Do subscribers get forecasts for multi-day moves or is it one day at a time?

• What broker is recommended?

• For options, do you do puts and calls, in or out of the money?

• Is it suitable for daytraders also?

• Do you forecast DOW and NASDAQ futures also?

• What is the best way to trade your forecasts?

• Do you guys offer affiliate program?

• Is your system backtested?

How are the forecasts computed?

Our method of forecasting system is very complex, but in a nutshell we calculate different cycles in the market and our computers spit out the forecast for the following week. These forecasts are best suited for swing trading and even daytrading.

What are G-lines?

G-lines are usually yellow in color, they are our weekly forecasts posted in the members area every Sunday for the week ahead. These are great for swing trading, taking one or two trades a week. Our forecasts can also be used to daytrade.

Which markets can I trade with your forecasts?

Our primary focus is SP500 futures index. You can trade any type of trading instrument including stocks, futures, options. Anything that moves in the direction of the market can be traded using our forecasts, - markets such as Russell, Dow, Nasdaq, QQQQ, SPY and so on.

How accurate are your forecasts?

On a week to week basis we can predict the direction of the trading week with nearly 85% accuracy. Open to close on each day is about 80% as long as we get the direction of the week correctly.

Do subscribers get forecasts for multi-day moves or is it one day at a time?

The forecasts are one week in advance, here is a sample forecast that our members receive in the members area every Sunday night -

What broker is recommended?

Our broker of choice is Interactive Brokers- They are very inexpensive, and allow you to combine futures and stocks into one account, and have low minimums (if that is what you need).  However, don't expect a lot of personal service.  It is bare bones, low cost, reliable service.  

For options, do you do puts and calls, in or out of the money?

Sometimes we do puts and calls-  with both S&P an ND futures and SPY and QQQQs-  I look for the big moves on the forecast and use only a small portion of my account on the trade.  Futures may be better in a taxable account if you can afford it and the contract you are trading is liquid-  I will trade by what the market gives me, so I don't have a set number of trades per month-  My first advice is to not be too aggressive with the options-  If you don't have a solid handle on the leverage you are using, I wouldn't do it- That is, how much the option moves in price for a corresponding move in the underlying.  

The closer you get to the money, the more it will move in general- I tend to trade right around the money for this reason- By doing this, I will get price acceleration if it goes my way and less of a loss if I am wrong.  Find a high or low in the forecast that seems to be confirmed by the intraday to make your move- You will have to develop your own style that fits your own personality and account size. Use caution- have fun-  Good luck-

Is it suitable for daytraders also?

Yes, it is, though we recommend trading on a longer term basis - 1-2 trades a week. Day trading can be dangerous, exhausting and once almost always loses out on the big moves that we forecast.

Do you forecast DOW and NASDAQ futures also?

Yes we do and those forecasts are the same as S&P500 forecasts

What is the best way to trade your forecasts?

Our service is really about three things: Pivots, Direction and Absolute levels (amplitude). Therefore, it is really important to identify the high and low pivots (in time, not price) to see where the trends will change. Our forecast will show you the high or low pivot point.  You can trade quite successfully from point to point.

Another way to trade is to take shorter trades that set-up where the market diverges from the correct direction (based on the pivot to pivot analysis described above). Simply trade in the direction of the forecast where either a) the market has retraced away from the forecasted trend or b) where it has
taken out a previous low or high from the previous day (or some other significant level).  Keep in mind, lower risk strategies are often associated with making trades at price levels at or near forecasted weekly pivots and not in the middle of a pivot cycle.

Do you guys offer affiliate program?

Yes we do! Click here to learn more

Is your system backtested?