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by Thierry Laduguie
 

Have you ever wondered why most analysts and fund managers can not beat the market?  I believe that the answer is three fold. 

1. They use the wrong type of research

2. They are badly influenced by other investment professionals.

3. They believe that the stock market is a one way bet.

At e-yield I have developed a methodology based on extensive research on stock market behaviour.  What matters most when forecasting the stock market is not a detailed fundamental analysis of a company's expected earnings, but the ability to read current price action correctly to accurately anticipate the next turn.  I am concerned with: who is in charge - the buyers or the sellers?, where prices are heading and when is the trend likely to reverse.  Once you master the necessary skills to read the market accurately, you will be part of the minority of traders who consistently profit from the market.

This proven winning strategy is precisely what I want to share with you in order to make you a more successful investor.  It will teach you what to do, when to do it and why.  More importantly it will teach you how you can prosper in the turbulent and uncertain months ahead.

This methodology is available when you subscribe to SimulTrader, the online educational trading system.

Unlike many other services, SilmulTrader has been designed so that you will learn to trade profitably not from historical examples but with real time applications based on my extensive research.  This is a much more powerful way of learning the market.  No more reference to past examples, you can watch for yourself how the system works in real life. 

What you will learn:

The key to understanding the market

Interpretation of price action and volume: who is in charge in the circled area? 85% of the time the trend will reverse (Aviva)

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How to use relative strength and momentum indicators: a buy signal on 24th September would have returned 22% in four weeks (Glaxosmithkline)

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Identifying market turns: a bearish signal occurred at the top of the market above 134.  A short trade would have returned 50% in two and a half months.  (Somerfield)

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2nd May was a key turning point.   This reversal pattern is used to identify market turns (Somerfield)

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The wave principle is the most powerful tool to forecast a trend reversal.   On 25th of July a buy signal was given near 3800. (FTSE 100)

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