I wanted you to see these videos today because ...
...of the hundreds of videos that I have made, these 2 videos really show a special market secret that you should know about:
This secret is what's behind todays big market move:
Look how it hit this big stock:
If you enjoy these two videos, share them with your friends. I am sure they will find the secret helpful to their own trading.
All the best,
Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub
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Adam,
Thanks for the comments. But I still don't understand, why with indices it's, "The last triangle issued on the weekly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend," whereas with ETFs, mutuals funds and most of the others it's "the last triangle issued on the monthly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend."
Also, what would you consider The Profunds? Some simulate the indexes, whereas other simulate sectors.
Thanks again. Just want to make cetain that I'm following your prescription correctly.
P.S.
Can't wait to see what happens with the S&P, Gold, and the Dollar!
Anthony.
Thank you for your feedback.
The short answer is yes. If you are using the Triangles and diversified stay with the Triangles.
You can of course filter your trades using the MACD indicator. That's a decision that every trader depending on their own personality must make for themselves.
All the best,
Adam
do you still follow the trade triangle signals when there is divergence present with the macd?
Marvin,
Thanks for your feedback. This from the help section of MarketClub:
Equities
Monthly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Weekly Triangles determine timing: exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the monthly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the monthly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the weekly triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your monthly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your weekly and monthly triangles correspond in direction.
*If you are a shorter term trader, it is possible to use the weekly triangles to determine overall trend and possible entry points and the daily chart to determine individual timing points. Please be aware of the short term whipsaws, and lack of overall trend strength.
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Futures
Weekly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Daily Triangles determine timing: exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the weekly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the weekly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the daily triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your weekly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your weekly and daily triangles correspond in direction.
—
Forex
Weekly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Daily Triangles determine timing: exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the weekly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the weekly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the daily triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your weekly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your weekly and daily triangles correspond in direction.
—
ETFs
Monthly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Weekly Triangles determine timing : exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the monthly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the monthly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the weekly triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your monthly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your weekly and monthly triangles correspond in direction.
*If you are a shorter term trader, it is possible to use the weekly triangles to determine overall trend and possible entry point and the daily chart to determine individual timing points. Please be aware of the short term whipsaws, and lack of overall trend strength.
—
Mutual Funds
Monthly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Weekly Triangles determine timing : exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the monthly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the monthly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the weekly triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your monthly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your weekly and monthly triangles correspond in direction.
*If you are a longer term trader, it is possible to use just the monthly triangles to determine position direction.
—
Indices
Monthly Triangles determine trend and possible entry points.
Weekly Triangles determine timing : exits, entries and re-entries.
The last triangle issued on the weekly chart should always be used to identify the overall trend. You can also use the weekly triangle as a potential entry point if you can get into the market within the last 3 trading days of the signal. Then you are to look at the daily triangles for possible exit and re-entry points, or entry points if your weekly is in a steady trend.
Key Rule: always trade with the trend. Make sure your monthly and weekly triangles correspond in direction.
All the best ,
Adam
Adam,
Can you be more specific. Do you want both monthly and weekly too jump into the market? And what either one is gone to get out?
"I recommend using the monthly Trade Triangles for trend and the weekly Trade Triangles for timing."
Can you be more specific? Does the above mean to get in when they are both on and out when either is gone?
Vince,
I recommend using the monthly Trade Triangles for trend and the weekly Trade Triangles for timing.
You can easily go back several years and see how this strategy would have worked out for you.
All the best and have a great weekend.
Adam
Adam: I am a new subscriber still in the 30 day grace period and have a question. Based on the Veg-O-Matic video I got the impression that when the Chart Analysis score was 70 plus that it was time to consider entering a long position for that market. However, some of the scores seem to swing wildly. For example, the ETF DBC went from -55 on Thursday to +55 today. This leads me to the conclusion that one shouldn't use the Chart Analysis score for trading purposes. Is it Market Clubs philosophy to use the M-W-D triangles for possible entry and exit points?
Mark: I am a new subscriber still in the 30 day trial period. I have a couple of questions regarding the using the Trade Triangles and the Smart Scan Chart Analysis scoring. After listening to the Veg-O-Matic video I got the impression that any time the score was in the 70 plus range it was OK to consider entering a long position. Is my understanding correct or do you suggest waiting for the appropriate TT to appear on the chart? I will initially trade only ETFs focusing on SPY, TIP and maybe GLD. I am also planning on using the Intermediate Term trading criteria as shown in the Smart Scan Help section. Your comments are appreciated. Vince
Vince,
Wait for confirmation from the Trade Triangles.
All the best,
Adam