Technical Analysis. Nasdaq 100,

Our conservative short-term trader has made some profitable trades over the past week. Based on our advice and analysis he was able to make $1,629 in 3-days!

Trading options based on this advice yielded more than 25% on each trade.

This past week has been quite trying for many traders as the market has been very volatile, and has been trying to retest it's July lows. There is a bright side to all the market activity this week, as we are beginning to see more and more supportive volume. This is especially important around this point, since the market is near it's support level. There is a chance that the market will attempt to retest it's support level soon, but if it does we believe it will be an excellent point to get into the market.

Our conservative short-term trader decided this week to purchase QQQQ index shares (stocks). His reasoning for purchasing QQQQ was mostly based on our Market Commentary and recent volume signals. All of his purchases were made shortly after the NASDAQ 100 index had declined a fair bit, and were all connected by the fact that there were large VMA spikes during each of his trades. This volume was almost entirely supportive, and due to that the market went up. He had similar reasoning when it came to closing his positions, as there was a large amount of volume to the upside nearing the end of the day today, and this volume could cause the indexes to move lower in the short-term. There is still a chance that the market will go up in the short-term, and that is why he kept one position open for the future. If the indexes do move down in the short-term, he will simply purchase more shares.

Why trade only stocks (index shares) and not options?
Due to the current climate in the market, and the fact that this trader's goals were to make a decent return but still remain fairly safe in his trades, he decided only to trade stocks. Even if the market had not changed in his favor, he could have held onto these shares for months without having to worry about losing a lot of money as he could if trading options or futures. Simply put, he wanted to make secure trades.

What is a 'VMA spike to the upside'?
Simply put, that means that most of the VMA spike was connected with the index while it was moving up.

The same principles mentioned above work for trading the S&P 500, S&P 100, Dow Jones, and other indexes.

Here is a detailed list of our investor's trades, which netted the above returns:

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