• How Simple are your signals to use?
• What do I do when 'Long', 'Short', or 'Cash' is posted?
• Do you offer email alert when a signal is changed?
• What is the basis of your signals?
• What should I do if you are already in a position?
• Can I trade options?
• Can I trade emini index futures?
• What funds can be used to trade QQQQ signals?

How simple are your signals to use?

Our ETFs Trading Signals are very easy to use. All you must do is monitor our system (on our web site or by using email alerts) for a new signal and call a broker when a new signal is generated.

Check various trading strategies that can be applied to the signals generated by our trading system.

What do I do when 'Long', 'Short', or 'Cash' is posted?

When our trading system publishes a signal that says "Long", it means that we will buy at market price right after the "Long" signal is generated. When our trading system generates a signal that says "Cash", it means that we will close our position and remain in cash until a new signal is generated. When "Short" is generated, we sell short with the expectation that we will profit as the index moves lower.

If you wish to follow our signals without ever having to go short (as shorting can sometimes be risky), simply remain in a cash position whenever we publish a 'short' signal.

Do you offer email alert when a signal is changed?

Yes, our subscribers have email alerts on any signal changes. It allows them to be informed of the signals when they are posted on our system.

With our Email Alert service, you won't miss learning of profitable trades. You can even have the Email Alerts sent to your cellular phone or pager as long as it has an email address for you.

What is the basis of your signals?

Our ETF Trading Signals are based on a trading system that was initially developed by Highlight Investments' research group. The foundation of our ETFs Trading Signals is based on volume technical analysis that is provided by MarketVolume (a part of Highlight Investments' Research Group). We have had a lot of feedback from our members about MarketVolume, and they have complete trust in our product. They see that they can profit handsomely by using a system that is based on technical analysis to which they have become accustomed. To satisfy the demands of our users from MarketVolume, we have created 'QQQQ, SPY and DIA Signals,' which are a result of MarketVolume's analysis and presented in clear signals indicating when to buy and sell.

The basic technology behind this trading system is MarketVolume and its system of volume technical analysis. MarketVolume's proprietary technology enables you to make informed decisions on the market's direction, and to make a trade based on the results of that analysis. Also, keep in mind that this system has incorporated other forms of technical analysis.

What should I do if you are already in a position?

If you signed up and we are already in a position, then generally one of the most prudent approaches is to simply wait until we publish a new signal.

Can I trade Options?

Yes, you can trade options based on these signals, but we do not recommend options trading for conservative traders as it can be very risky.

For those who do wish to trade options, we recommend that you trade options that don't expire for at least three months. Then, if there is an unexpected move in the market, your options will not be affected so severely.

Check Options Trading rules that are recommended for use when ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) signals are used to trade options.

Can I trade emini index futures?

The signals generated by the trading system are short lived. We assume that an experienced trader will apply them to trade index emini futures: emini Dow (mini sized DOW) futures, S&P 500 emini futures and NASDAQ 100 emini futures. Since the ETFs and index emini futures track the same indexes, the same index technical analysis could be used to trade emini as well as ETFs.

What funds can be used to trade QQQQ signals?

What funds can be used to trade QQQ signals?
Rydex, ProFunds, Summit, Potomac and a number of other funds track the NASDAQ 100 index and can be used to trade QQQQ signals. By using regular and inverse funds, an experience trader may trade both "Short" and "Long" QQQ signals. See the list of some of the NASDAQ 100 Funds.