August 23, 2017
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Stephen W. Bigalow possesses over thirty years of investment experience, including eight years as a stockbroker with major Wall Street firms: Kidder Peabody & Company, Cowen & Company and Oppenheimer & Company.

He is an affiliate of the Market Technicians Association, a non-profit association of professional technical analysts (mta.org), and a member of AAPTA - the American Association of Professional Technical Analysts (aapta.us).

Steve has published Profitable Candlestick Trading: Pinpointing Market Opportunities to Maximize Profits and High Profit Candlestick Patterns: Turning Investor Sentiment into High Profits. His implementation of statistical analysis with the Japanese Candlestick methodology has produced some unique successful trading programs.


The Ancient Samurai Secret That Produces 88% Accuracy



My name is Steve Bigalow, and I’ve been trading for nearly 4 decades now.

While I quickly became successful enough to leave my job and trade full-time, I must admit that trading never really made me what I would consider “financially free”...

Or at least not until I learned about an ancient pattern—first discovered by Homna, known as the “God of Markets”...

In the mid-18th century, Homna became the modern equivalent of a billionaire by trading rice futures.

He found that a specific candlestick pattern--based on investor sentiment—slices through all other indicators like a samurai sword.

Of course, candlestick patterns are nothing new and are now known by virtually every trader—and this discovery was only half of the equation.

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Over the last 20 years, I’ve created several options and stock trading advisories using a unique combination of technical, fundamental, news and billionaire strategy to exploit and easily profit from herd mentality.

At times, my success rate has been as high as 85%.

We’re not here to pat ourselves on the back, though. We simply want to remind you why we like to take a 360-degree view of potential trades using technical, fundamental, billionaire and even news-based strategies of anticipation, dissemination and death of news. Finding opportunity isn’t difficult. You just have to be dedicated to making money, which I'm happy to help you with. In fact, I’ve found three new opportunities which I will share this week...

Next, Lee Gettess brings us his video newsletter on what he expects from the S&P and bond markets for the coming week.

Stephen Bigalow supplies the next segment about how to calculate returns when trading with covered calls.

Last, Chuck Hughes shares his Guaranteed Real Optioneering Winners - Optioneering Newsletter.

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Three Ways to Exploit Herd Mentality

by TradeWins Publishing

Over the last 20 years, I’ve created several options and stock trading advisories using a unique combination of technical, fundamental, news and billionaire strategy to exploit and easily profit from herd mentality.

At times, my success rate has been as high as 85%.

With six simple technical tools, I can oftentimes determine whether the “herd” has gotten far too bullish or far too bearish. I can then combine that analysis with billionaire strategies with a history of exploiting herd-mentality, including:

  • Warren Buffett tells us to be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy

  • Sir John Templeton, who taught us to buy on “excessive pessimism”

  • Baron Rothschild, who taught us to buy when there’s blood in the streets

While each of them relied only on fundamental analysis, I take it a step further by taking a look at the psychology of the herd I’m attempting to exploit. In fact, we’ve done that with a few examples we’ve shared, including Lowe’s, Home Depot, AT&T and even Verizon.

  • The Home Depot (HD) September 145 calls ran from $4.40 to more than $10

  • The Lowe’s (LOW) September 77.50 calls ran from $2.30 to $2.90

  • AT&T (T) ran from $36.60 to $39.67

  • Verizon (VZ) ran from $43 to $49.63

We’re not here to pat ourselves on the back, though. We simply want to remind you why we like to take a 360-degree view of potential trades using technical, fundamental, billionaire and even news-based strategies of anticipation, dissemination and death of news.

Exploit Herd Mentality

 
 

Lee Gettess' Market Sense

by Lee Gettess

Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.


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Covered Calls: The Complexity of Returns

by Stephen Bigalow

The following is an excerpt from Stephen Bigalow's Pivotal PROFIT System

Calculating Outcomes

Covered call returns have to be calculated carefully and based on consistent application of a few calculations. First of all, what is the basis in stock?

Basis can be one of three prices: Your original cost, current market value, or strike price. Using original cost makes comparisons between strategies unreliable. Outcomes for greatly appreciated stock versus stock whose price has not moved at all, will not produce results if stock rises or falls dramatically between time of calculation and time the short call is closed.

Using the strike price makes the most sense. This is the price the call will be exercised if that occurs; it also will be consistent between different versions of the same strategy. So as a first step, using the option’s strike is advisable to ensure that comparing and tracking outcomes will be accurate.

For example, Google (GOOG) was priced at $492.07 on January 12, 2105. Two strikes – 495 and 500 – are compared below for two expiration dates based on monthly expirations.

The Complexity of Returns

 
 

Guaranteed Real Optioneering Winners

by Chuck Hughes

The following is an excerpt from Chuck Hughes' Optioneering Newsletter

Every week Chuck publishes his “Optioneering Newsletter”. The following is a trade opportunity taken from his most recent issue.

The first profit opportunity we will consider this week is in PBYI, or Puma Biotech, Inc. Puma Biotech focuses on licensing innovative drug candidates that are undergoing or have already completed initial clinical testing for the treatment of various forms of cancer and then seek to further develop these drug candidates for commercial use.

The monthly chart for PBYI looks like a roller coaster ride. It has a big climb and a big fall. Now that the trend is up again, we’re looking for another bull move.

The daily chart shows that PBYI was extremely bullish from the May low until the July high. The pullback to the Lower Keltner Channel gives us a buying opportunity.

We are going to review a Call Debit Spread for PBYI. Traders who want to employ a more leveraged approach can buy PBYI calls. PBYI has options expiring every week until September 29th. After that, PBYI has options expiring in October, December, January, March, and January 2019. Click Here to follow this trade.

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