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New FTSE Intraday by SMS

Sat November 27, 2010
 

The FTSE Intraday is now available by SMS. Receive between 5-10 alerts each day directly to your phone.

We have been trading the FTSE based on this system for the past 4 months and during that period the results have been extremely impressive - we make on average 144 points per month. The above chart shows the latest signals sent to our subscribers.

Of course past performance is not a guide to future performance but based on our experience and the quality of our timing system, we expect similar results in the months ahead.

It's a great system gaining popularity with our clients because it provides traders with numerous quick profits of 20, 30, 40 points sometimes within a few minutes. If you have the time to trade during the day this service is a must for you.

We call it a system but in fact it's our own view that you see. By joining the service you follow what we do with our own money, each time we see an opportunity we’ll alert you by SMS alert to your mobile phone. You will receive between 5-10 alerts each day.

As a special introductory offer you can try the system for 1 month for half price (£39 instead of the normal £79), click:

http://www.eyield.co.uk/paymentIDF_trial137.htm

 
 
A Long Term Consolidation

Fri May 14, 2010
Author: Thierry Laduguie
 

Shares in BP tumbled following an explosion on a rig in the Gulf of Mexico. 

 
Today the share price is bouncing back as brokers rush to recommend the stock to investors. Looking at the long term chart, the chances are BP shares will continue to slide until they drop below 500p, see:
 
 
The long term pattern is a typical consolidation in five waves [(A),(B),(C),(D),(E)]. Consolidations are continuation patterns which means, once the consolidation is done prices will continue to move in the original direction prior to the start of the pattern.
 
In this example the trend prior to 2000 was up, so expect the next long term move to be up. But before the long term uptrend resumes, prices are likely to fall to 470p-490p to complete wave (E) of a potential running triangle.
 
This is the most likely scenario according to Elliott wave analysis, the decline would be over in the next few months, then we can look forward to the start of a long term advance that would carry prices to 800p and higher.
 
 
If you would like to learn the techniques I use to forecast UK stocks (short term) click:
 

 

 
 
FTSE 100: Long Term Forecast

Mon March 15, 2010
Author: Thierry Laduguie

Here is a long term forecast of FTSE based on the unfolding wave pattern:

http://www.eyield.co.uk/trial/s100315a.htm

 

 
 
The Next Leg Down

Thu February 18, 2010
Author: Thierry Laduguie

Ten days ago I sent a link to the following chart:

http://www.eyield.co.uk/wavematrix/examples/ftse_1017.htm

At the time we were calling for a rally to 5300. The objective has been met and the rally is now running out of steam. I don't know how far prices will climb but I have a feeling a top is near.

The FTSE is moving towards an important resistance level because two of our timing indicators, 13-day BTI and Top 20 Differential, are near overbought. These indicators are very reliable, when they are overbought I am ready to go short.

On the FTSE 100, the pattern from the low at 5033 is an upward correction in a bear market. Prices have retraced 50% of the January-February decline which is a common retracement level for a counter trend. The next decline is about to start.

If you would like to subscribe to the FTSE short term forecast click on the link:

http://www.eyield.co.uk/paymentftse100.htm

 
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