With all of this in mind you can use my system* in an indirect way if you are still interested in owning individual stocks (yes, I too own individual stocks) and stock oriented mutual funds. If you actively trade individual stocks I would not buy any while my indicator is in sell mode or at the very least I would place very tight stops on them during that phase. If you are a buy and hold type and you are in for the long haul you could approach them in one of two ways. You might consider putting tight stops on them to limit your losses during a down fall and re-purchase them when the market starts heading up. Or, if you are in to dollar cost averaging you might consider buying more of the stock when we are in a sell mode (stock price is lower) and not buy mode, or at least buy less when the indicator is in a buy mode. The only problem with this strategy is that while we are in a sell mode we really have no way of knowing how low the market may go.

SUPERCHARGE YOUR QQQQ RESULTS!!

Recently, a new fund was formed whose goal is to DOUBLE the results of the QQQQ. Below is a comparison of the QQQQ with the QLD.

QQQQ vs. QLD

The QLD is sold on the American Stock Exchange. You purchase both the QQQQ and QLD as you would individual stocks. You buy shares and as stated earlier both are much more liquid in the event you have to sell large quantities quickly. You may learn more about ultra QQQ Proshares (QLD) on almost any financial website.

I am sure I am stating the obvious when I say this but just as the QLD may rise faster than the QQQQ it can also fall faster. However, with my system* we will be in the market when there is a very strong chance of the market going up and of course we will be on the sidelines when the market is headed down.

FYI The statistics I gave you earlier were based on the closing price of the QQQQ based on the day we entered a trade and the day we closed a trade (sold). The reason I point this out is because I now only trade the QLD. The goal of the QLD is to double the performance of the QQQQ even though it never seems to be quite 2x's the QQQQ. I mention this because if you trade the QLD your results would be close to twice what I previously mentioned with the QQQQ, but your losses would not have been twice as much because of the stop losses we have in effect. That brings me to my next point.

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*Disclaimer and legal stuff I have only been trading with this system since 2005. The returns shown above were done through back-testing which as the term implies is going back to the year 2000 and seeing how my system* would have performed. The thing to understand here is that many experts consider back-testing to be biased because of the "would I have actually made that particular trade at that particular time mentality". The reason back-testing works in this system* is because there is no emotion involved in the buy or sell decision. The decision is strictly mechanical; you do what the green and purple lines tell you to do.

All contents of the system is presented for information purposes only. This system* is not to be interpreted as investment advice, an endorsement of any security, or personal investment advice. I am not a registered investment advisor, broker, or dealer and this system* is intended as a service for information only. You should also be aware that past performance is no guarantee of future performance. You buy at your own risk.

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