I have subscribed to this service for quite some time. The swing trade signals for QQQ did well in 2003 (43% return), not so well in 2004 (-2% return so far). I do not trade their system signals, but I find the volume charts very useful. Volume spikes is a great way to identify levels of support and resistance.
Thanx for info
I don't see many posts from people who have subcribed to these services, detailing performance. I place more merit on a subscriber describing the performance. Are those numbers for straight qqq no margin?
On my site, I'm now showing real-time trades using Profunds.
http://www.angelfire.com/ma4/mr_cassandra/MainPage.html
Apologies for Angelfires ever more intrusive pop-up ads. When I move to my own domain, that will end.
ronnyskog said:
I don't see many posts from people who have subcribed to these services, detailing performance. I place more merit on a subscriber describing the performance. Are those numbers for straight qqq no margin?
On my site, I'm now showing real-time trades using Profunds.
http://www.angelfire.com/ma4/mr_cassandra/MainPage.html
Apologies for Angelfires ever more intrusive pop-up ads. When I move to my own domain, that will end.
Highlight Investments provide java charts of the major US indices ( www.marketvolume.com ) showing normalised intraday volume - i.e. correcting for the skewed volume levels at the start & end of each trading day. I`ve been a subscriber for a couple of years and find it useful , in conjunction with TA, for spotting likely turning points.
I`ve been trying out their QQQ/SPDR/Dow pre-close trading signals since Jan`04, but so far the jury is out on their effectiveness. They aim to signal trades after substantial supportive/resistive volume spikes have accumulated against the current trend, indicating a likely trend change. The past performance figures (which don`t assume the use of margin) look good, although the older ones are, I believe, the result of backtesting rather than realtime signals.
I`ve been trying out their QQQ/SPDR/Dow pre-close trading signals since Jan`04, but so far the jury is out on their effectiveness. They aim to signal trades after substantial supportive/resistive volume spikes have accumulated against the current trend, indicating a likely trend change. The past performance figures (which don`t assume the use of margin) look good, although the older ones are, I believe, the result of backtesting rather than realtime signals.
There's also timing cube
I'm not judging either of them, just commenting in general that I'd want to see past trades including losers, and also a client reference list. I do NOt disbelieve these things (performance) can be done.
JonnyT said:
I'm not judging either of them, just commenting in general that I'd want to see past trades including losers, and also a client reference list. I do NOt disbelieve these things (performance) can be done.
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