What is the source of your QQQ Timing Signals?
Our QQQ Timing Signals are based on a trading system which was initially developed by Highlight Investment's research group. The foundation of our QQQ Market Timing is based on volume technical analysis which is provided by MarketVolume (Part of Highlight Investments Research Group). We have had a lot of feedback from our members at MarketVolume, and they have complete trust in our product. They see that they can profit handsomely by using a system which is based on technical analysis to which they have become accustomed. To satisfy the demands of our users from MarketVolume, we have created "QQQ-Trading-System" which is a result of MarketVolume's analysis presented in clear signals of when to buy and sell.
This timing signals is not 100 percent mechanical as it does have a level of subjectivity. The basic technology behind this trading system is MarketVolume and its system of volume technical analysis. MarketVolume's JavaVolume charting technology allows our analysts to make informed, but still somewhat subjective, decisions as to where the market is going in the mid and long-term, and to make a trade based on the results of that analysis. Also keep mind that this system also incorporated other forms of technical analysis.
Our timing signals has been tested by professional short/mid/long-term ETFs traders with whom we have built a close relationship. These traders have learned our volume system inside-out and are able to -based on volume analysis- make very profitable trading decisions.
We hope that you will give us a try so that we can prove how profitable our system really is. We are confident that through our system you will make greater returns!
The market as a whole has to be analyzed to make a signal decision. It's very risky to concentrate technical analysis only around NASDAQ 100. Sometimes companies that belong to DJU, DJT or even the Russell 2000 can cause whole U.S. Market, including the NASDAQ 100, to move up. The news on the other indexes sometimes acts as a catalyst for the Nasdaq NASDAQ 100.
From the examples below you van see how MarketVolume's Real-Time Volume Indicator shows index reversal points.
As a result we went into "long" at 09/25/2001. This trade gave our subscribers 13.5 % gain.
As a result we went into "long" at 07/24/2002. This trade gave our subscribers 16.6 % gain.
As a result we went into "long" at 10/25/2002 and 11/27/2002.These two trades gave our subscribers
more than 16 % gain (+8.6% and +7.4%).
If you would like to learn more about our signals system, you can do so at MarketVolume. Volume analysis is quite complex. There are many different factors that can affect the market, all of which have to be considered when analyzing volume.