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Hi [First Name will go here],
How are you doing in today's market?
We have a trader who's service is recommending trades that have an annualized compounded return of almost 70%! No, we're not kidding. Actually, we're sure you're thinking "Who is this trader and how is he doing it?" Well, before we get to the who and the how, we are going to offer you a FREE 4-week trial to the service. That way, not only can we tell you the who and the how, you can see it for yourself.
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Performance is something we never kid about.
We did say above that this trader is returning almost 70% on an annualized compounded basis. We weren't kidding and here are the numbers:
Updated: 8/07/2007
Just how is he doing this?
Are you thinking this trader must be day trading? No, he isn't. Are you thinking this trader must be juggling multiple positions with very high levels of risk? No, he isn't. Are you thinking that this trader must be writing a service that is just too difficult to follow? No, he isn't.
Read on for the who, the how and even the most recent article and advice from this highly profitable trader.
Who is behind the 70%?
Advantage Credit Spreads is run by Angelo Campione. Angelo began his career as an accountant, became a CPA, and ran his own accountancy practice, but the financial markets always intrigued him. For over 20 years Angelo has been involved with various financial markets and products and has now found a method of trading that takes away the need to be “right” in a trade. Through non-directional trading, he allows the market to go through its fluctuations without being bothered what happens on a day-to-day basis. The key is to know the risk parameters when entering a position, much like an actuary does for an insurance company, and that’s where the job is made easy for you.
If you’ve had enough of trading for thrills where you go through the big emotional roller coaster from gains to losses constantly, and all you seem to do is chase your tail and never really get anywhere, then come over to the relaxed side where you can allow everyone else to be the punters. Our aim is for you to produce a positive monthly cash flow, no matter whether the market goes up, down, or sideways.
The how behind Advantage Credit Spreads
We have an internal system that produces either a buy or sell mode. Once a mode is established, we then issue an e-mail for you to take action specifying the exact options we are going for together with the minimum net credit to attain. This will involve you either manually placing a buy order for the bought option first and then a sell order for the sold option, or you can simply place an order requesting a net credit and allow the market to come to you.
We’ve found that it is possible to get a higher premium by doing the orders separately. There is, however, the possibility of also getting a lower premium, and there is also a level of stress involved in doing it this way, which is why we don’t recommend this style. Our preferred method is to simply request a net credit and forget about it. Occasionally, we won't get our trade and, in these cases, another e-mail will be sent the day after with a new suggestion.
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Regards,
Rebecca
rebecca@stockbarometer.com
And now for the article.
Position Update
8/12/2007 7:11:25 AM
The washing machine effect.
I recall bodysurfing one time in my late teens with a friend, we decided to go far out into deep water where the surfers caught waves. It was a day where the waves were quite large (7-8 feet) and we had the false confidence that comes with inexperience and ego. We got out there and caught the next huge wall of water. As I went up with the wave, the crest started to turn and break, I got dumped big time. The force of the wave and the turbulence of the water kept me under water for longer than felt comfortable and being without a board had me feel as though I was in a washing machine and I couldn't get my head above the water. In that moment, I felt panic and in that panic I thought I couldn't hold my breath any longer and as I was about to give up and take water in, the wave passed and the air in my lungs naturally had me rise to the surface and I took the biggest breath. I then gently made my way back to shore and rested.
That day I learned a great lesson, I realised that I can go into battle with the wave and come out second best or I can see the waves as simply a movement of water from one place to another, if I get dumped and don't resist the wave, I'll have plenty of air in my lungs to rise to the surface when it inevitably passes. So too it is with the markets, this week started with a wave of buying that added almost 5% in 3 days and ended with a wave of selling that dropped over 3% in 2 days. Those who resisted these waves would have felt as though their head was being held under water and they may have even taken in water. Those that didn't resist would have felt the discomfort of the waves but would have risen to the surface and can now calmly re-assess their situations.
Our system moved into Buy mode during the week and remains there. The large drop on Thursday meant that our suggested trade got filled with a better premium than anticipated, we got $0.80 rather than the $0.60 we requested,.
Position Recap:
On August 9th we sold an SPX Sep 1310(SXYUB)/1300(SXYUT) Put Option Spread for a net credit of $0.80. (i.e. $80 per $1,000 of margin)
SPX Chart
Looking at the charts above, 1460 is resistance and 1430 is support. Friday's price movement in candlestick analysis terms is a large spinning top, which indicates uncertainty. The market seems to be at a cross road now, where a close below 1430 will likely be bearish and a close above 1460 gives the bulls another chance.
I have included a shorter time frame chart to show that there are some positive divergences developing on both the MACD and RSI indicators and when we combine this with the underlying buy mode that our system has produced, I'm inclined to go with a bullish bias in the near term.
Feel free to email me directly at angelo@stockbarometer.com if you have any feedback or questions.
Cheers,
Angelo Campione
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