A lioness and her cubs stand on a hill overlooking a pack of warthogs.  One of the cubs says to her, "hey mom, let's run down there and kill one of those warthogs".  The lioness looks to him and says,
"no son, let's walk down and hunt them all".                                                                      
African Proverb


Is the S&P 500 running out of gas?

After a spectacular rally from the lows seen last month, the S&P appears to be running into overhead resistance. Is this the pause that refreshes, or is this the pause that reverses the market back towards the lows?

I have said for some time that I was not that confident that this rally would continue as our long-term “Trade Triangle” remained in a negative mode. In my new video I outline the key areas that I believe will shape this market in the coming weeks and months.

The video features our “Trade Triangle” technology as well as our Fibonacci tools. I will also remind you of a concept that has been around for a while, but one that you might not be aware of. No matter what happens, you are going to see some extraordinary markets and some wonderful opportunities to make money in the next 6-9 months.

Some investors may be hoping for the best, but be prepared as we might see another dive.
I highly recommend students of the market to take a few minutes and watch our latest video. Even if you’re a seasoned pro you may find what you see interesting and therefore profitable.

Watch the video here



Charts that talk can help improve your trading

If you’re short on time, but still need to know exactly what the chart is saying, I recommend you watch the video below on a new Talking Chart system.

A patent is pending on this technology and the users of the Talking Charts have flooded the company with emails and phone calls of praise. The technology reads and analyzes the details of the chart, then dictates the analysis right to you. As an added bonus you’ll hear from 3 different HUMAN voices! No robots here. Just great chart analysis to go along with very powerful charts.




Did you know?....
One of the reasons why futures were created was so that the retail trader could participate in exciting commodities, some of which have made incredible gains, like the stock market indices, the grains, gold, oil, and even orange juice.

Others are doing it...
Some are dentists, others teachers, still others are construction workers or stay-at-home moms or dads. Some have university degrees while others, only a high-school diploma.

Why learn about commodities?...
Because the commodity markets hold tremendous opportunity for profit. But there is also significant risk of loss. Beginners must educate themselves and determine if commodity trading is suitable for them.

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Buying Options on Futures Contracts
Although futures contracts have been traded on U.S. exchanges since 1865, options on futures contracts were not introduced until 1982. Today, options on futures contracts offer a wide and diverse range of potentially attractive investment opportunities. This booklet is designed to provide you with a basic understanding of options on futures contracts - what they are, how they work and the opportunities and risks involved in trading them.

Options on Futures
With options on futures, traders can construct strategies that profit in advancing, declining or even stable markets, while at the same time reducing risk and increasing leverage. However, before you incorporate options into your trading and risk management decisions, you should thoroughly investigate the risks, nomenclature and strategic uses of these instruments. The more background you have in options, the more likely you will be able to take full advantage of these powerful financial instruments.

Futures & Options Strategy Guide
With the many futures and options strategies available to the trader, it is sometimes hard to keep track of them all. This 49-page Strategy Guide illustrates 21 trading strategies in an easy-to-analyse, graphical format. It starts with basic, simple strategies and progresses to more sophisticated option-related strategies like butterfly spreads, ratio spreads and box/conversions. It cross-references each strategy with market sentiment, whether bullish, bearish, or neutral and with volatility, whether rising or falling. For each trade, it details the break-even point, risk and potential gain at expiration as well as "things to watch" along the way. This Guide is a great reference for any trader. 



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THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING COMMODITY CONTRACTS CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL. YOU SHOULD, THEREFORE, CAREFULLY CONSIDER WHETHER SUCH
TRADING ISSUITABLE FOR YOU IN LIGHT OF YOUR FINANCIAL CONDITION.
FUTURES AND OPTIONS TRADING IS NOT SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE.