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Frequently Asked
Questions
How much does your service cost?
You can subscribe on a monthly, quarterly or
yearly basis
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Here for subscription rates).
If you decide to subscribe to our service, you
will have to complete the subscription process (using our
registration page).
You will then choose a User ID and Password, which will give you
immediate access to our current signal.
Click here to see how you can save on quarterly and yearly
subscriptions
What returns could be achieve using your trading system?
We created our market timing system in early 2001 and started
to apply it to the trading of QQQQ options in 2003. Since then,
the results we achieved have exceeded all our expectations.
Click here to see our returns
(with this trading system)
How simple is your
QQQQ options
trading system?
Our signal is very simple to follow!
We provide you with
everything you need:
Name of the underlying security, strike price, expiration
date, entry and exit prices.
All you need to do is:
Log onto the site and set your email to receive alerts.
Read more about
our signals here...
What are your trading signals
based on?
The basic technology behind our trading system
is MarketVolume and its system of volume-based technical analysis.
MarketVolume's JavaVolume charts allow our analysts to make
informed, but still somewhat subjective, decisions as to where the
market is going, and how to make trades based on the results of
that analysis. Also keep mind that our trading system incorporates
other forms of technical analysis.
Click
here to read
how the correct interpretation of volume
leads to profitable trades...
Do you
send out email alerts when signals change?
Yes, our subscribers receive email alerts on daily basis.
Click here to see an
example...
With our email alert service, you won't miss out a signal. You can even have the email alerts sent to
your cellular phone or pager, as long as your service provider has
set up an email address for you.
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Just one winning trade
could pay for your membership for years to come!
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Information Corner:
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
are index-based products. Each ETF holds a portfolio of securities that
approximates the price and yield performance of its underlying benchmark
index...
Options Trading - A "call option"
(or a “call”) is an option contract that gives the holder the right, but not the
obligation, to buy 100 shares of an underlying security within a certain time
frame...
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