Swing Trading Signals

We trade 2 markets as mentionned above which are :

• EMINI SP500 future
• Crude oil (CL) future

We selected those 2 markets because they are very liquid and we can trade them 24 hours a day which prevent us against losses du to large opening gaps.

We trade both sides of each market which means we go long and short. In fact we are almost always present in those 2 markets. We can make profits on both sides of the market. We average about 2 trades per week for each market. Sometimes we have to change direction twice during the same day.

We deliver trading signals through emails. The entry points are clearly stated for each market involved. Here is the ways you can use the trading signals :

Let's say we have this email message :

Buy EMINI S&P at 1300. Stop at 1290. Half profit at 1310 reset stop at 1300.

If you receive that signal it means you can preset your trade using a Buy Stop order so you don't need to be present when the trade occurs.

As soon as you entered your trade, don't forget to also enter a stop order at the indicated price. This is very important.

If you are not present in the market involved with the signal you simply enter the trade as specified. If you are present on the opposite way (in this example if you are already short) then it means you close the current trade at 1300 and enter on the long side at 1300.

Once the trade is entered and active, you can then enter a sell limit order at 1310 for half of the amount of shares involved. Once this half profit is triggered you can reset the stop point at 1300, so we have what we call a free trade.

We proceed the same way with a sell signal using a sell stop order to initiate the trade.

We can also have the following type of trade signal :

Modify previous trade signal with : Buy EMINI at 1295. Stop at 1285. Half profit at 1305 reset stop at 1295.

If you receive this type of signal, you simply modify the current entered trade which is not triggered yet with the new numbers and then procede the same way for the rest.

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SP500 was narrow traded all week again finishing at 1316 up 1 for the week. SP500 made a new high in this cycle (1333) and moved down very slowly. SP500 is still on it's way to tag last july 1340 high. The volatility rate is now way under 2 at around 1 which is very low. Volatility went down with VIX reading continue to stay at around 18 very low. Economic problems in Europe are resurfacing and it looks like Europe has more influence on traders mind that execellent financial results in the US.

We can expect the slow uptrend to continue for a few more weeks and possibly tag 1340 in the next 3-4 weeks where we would meet some resistance.

RSI is at 67 near overbought. If we make a new high above 1333 we may have our first negative divergence.

Now our first support level is at 1200 and our second support level is at 1100.