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The Futures, Stock and Forex markets are very volatile and through the use of substantial leverage there is a high degree of risk. Please thoroughly  understand the potential liabilities before trading these markets.   RISK DISCLOSURE

When do you buy and when do you sell?

    

By studying price and momentum patterns you'll know when the rest of the 'herd' is buying or selling. Don't fight the herd. When they buy YOU BUY. When they sell YOU SELL. The 'herd' leaves a definite footprint in the market. Learn those patterns and you'll be buying when they buy and selling when they sell.

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In CHAPTERS 2-3 on our web site TRAINING MATERIALS we talk about a stair step down pattern. In a downtrend you target your entry on a short trade off a lower high as downside momentum begins to accelerate. The color of the Kwik*POP price bars and the color of the oscillators tell us when there is maximum downside momentum acceleration. Once the selling pressure begins to abate you cover (buy back) your short position and wait for the next lower high pivot to form. Once it sets up you again, GO SHORT as the selling pressure intensifies. You repeat this procedure as long as the downtrend continues. STUDY THE CHART ABOVE.

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In CHAPTER 2 on our web site TRAINING MATERIALS we talk about a FAILURE SWING PATTERN. Most price trends end with a FAILURE SWING. A failure swing pattern looks like a W or an M on a price chart. Typically we'll see momentum divergence on our oscillators prior to a failure swing pattern. On the chart above the downtrend ended with a W pattern FAILURE SWING. Noticing a shift in momentum, anticipating a trend change, sets an excellent buying opportunity near the lows of the downtrend. STUDY THE CHART ABOVE.

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Most up trends end with an M or LAZY M chart pattern. Again, this is a FAILURE SWING PATTERN and you must know how to respond to that reality if you hope to succeed as a full time trader. Many times a FAILURE SWING PATTERN or TREND REVERSAL PATTERN creates an opportunity for substantial gains. STUDY THE CHART ABOVE

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The chart above is a daily chart of the NYSE covering over 4 months. The downtrend ended with a LAZY W BUY SIGNAL PATTERN. Once the trend reversed we had two classic HIGHER LOW (stair step) BUY SIGNALS. When you examine the chart above carefully you'll notice different colored dots on the price bars. In fact, you can't help but notice that the price bars and oscillators change colors. In CHAPTER 1 on our web site TRAINING MATERIALS we talk about price momentum and the meaning of those dots and color changes.

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Study the 150 tic chart of ER2 above carefully. In a two hour period, from 9:30 AM through 11:30 AM, there were 6 six signals. Each trade set up or pattern is described in our training materials and reviewed in our chat room every day.

Kwik*POP custom momentum indicators are designed to amplify the critical price and momentum patterns that tell you when the 'herd' is buying or selling.

Kwik*POP custom indicators are contained in a C++ D.L.L. which plugs into  most popular charting platforms. Installation is done automatically in under 2 minutes from our web site download installer.

Kwik*POP  custom indicators work on stocks, futures and forex on all time frames in either tick, volume, candlestick or HLC formats.

 

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