Technical Analysis.

NOTE: We discuss our “best trades of the week” here mainly for educational purposes. The trading examples we illustrate are based principally on our volume indicators and market commentaries. Our main intent is to show you how you can apply our volume indicators and to explain the specific correlations that exist between volume spikes and the movement of the indexes. We do not mean to imply that you should follow our exact trades, but rather wish to suggest that you may make use of our volume analytics to develop your own trading style. We also urge you to paper trade before committing your money to the markets.

For this week’s “trade of the week”, "Buy QQQQ Call #1 is opened
in order to close it later with profit if the index moves in our favor.

If one of your trades has not yet been terminated (by the time you report it as a “Best Trade of the Week), should I try to follow it?
Our "Best Trade of the Week" feature is designed primarily to teach you how to use our volume indicators. We do not wish to suggest that you should mimic these actual trades, even if they are still open. Only follow an open trade if you are aware of the risks and if you have access to real-time intraday volume charts (you can get these from www.MarketVolume.com). Whether or not we leave a particular “Best Trade of the Week” open is always contingent on our volume indicators. For logistical reasons, we cannot always send our newsletters out the same day we close a specific trade. Even if we could, it would often be too late for you to establish a position, since the market can reverse with very little or no notice following a significant volume signal. For these reasons, we strongly advise you against following an open position on our “Best Trade of the Week” feature. Should you wish to do so regardless, please assure that you have access to real-time intraday volume charts.

These are the trades which netted the returns shown above:

To see any of our past best trades, simply select from the list below.