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Thomas DeMark




Thomas DeMark has spent 28 years in the investment business. DeMark has been a consultant to large hedge fund and mutual fund managers, and his many clients have included George Soros, Paul Tudor Jones, Union Carbide, IBM and many others. The featured speaker at numerous conferences, he has also written several articles for financial magazines and two successful books on market timing, The New Science of Technical Analysis and New Market Timing Techniques.

Thomas DeMark, Jr. traded his own account on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade and currently is a trader for a large, successful hedge fund. He has conducted numerous seminars on his proprietary trading indicators throughout the Far East, Europe and the United States. He has also coauthored a series of twelve featured articles of Futures magazine.


World-Renowned Analyst Tom DeMark Reveals His 18 Most Powerful Indicators...

Including New Ones Just For Options!




Tom DeMark is known around the world for his expertise in developing technical indicators that spot developing trends and high-profit opportunities. Today, his indicators are used by some of the investment world's top money and fund managers.

Now Tom has turned his attention to day trading and options, and has co-written (with his son, "TD,") a book that details his newest TD indicators and how they work in day-trading options, stocks and futures.

Thanks in large part to help from TD, all the hard-to-understand technical jargon has been eliminated. Instead, you'll find page after page of easy-reading explanations that make even the most complex and sophisticated of Tom's indicators easy to understand.

No detail is left out. You get the complete picture on every single indicator, including Tom's blockbuster favorite...

Learn to Trade the DeMark Way

DeMark on Day Trading Options



 

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There’s no denying President Trump’s determination to strengthen the U.S. military.

Just one look at his $668 billion defense budget for 2018 was proof of just that.

That budget alone would increase the Defense Department’s based budget to $574.6 billion, buy six ships, new fighter jets, 15 new KC-46 air tankers, which are used for aerial refueling, and help grow the U.S. military by another 56,000 new service members. But Congress didn’t think that was enough.

In late June 2017, the House approved a $658 billion spending plan for the Defense Department. It includes $584 billion for the base budget and $74 billion in war funding. Much of that money would go toward the National Defense Restoration Fund, an account made available to “increase and strengthen, improve military readiness, modernize equipment, and invest in future technology, subject to appropriate congressional oversight,” as noted by The Hill. This week we look at how all this spending will affect the markets.

Joe Duffy provides our next bit of insight with a video showing us how to locate support and resistance when trading in the short term.

Then, Tom DeMark explains what it means to buy weakness and sell strength.

Last, Chris Verhaegh brings us his PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter.

Enjoy!

Adrienne LaVigne
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A $700 Billion Opportunity You Need to Trade Now

by TradeWins Publishing

We hope you’ve been enjoying these weekly recommendations.

But we have something even bigger in store. Right now, we’re hard at work on a daily version with even more trade ideas, education and maybe even video commentary.

Today, before we jump into our newest recommendations, we wanted to take wins off the table.

On August 23, 2017, we recommended buying to open the NVDA October 2017 170 calls, which were trading at $6 at the time. Today, they’re up to $19.95 for a win of 233%.

If you bought in, take the win.

We also spoke about True Car (TRUE) and Cirrus Logic (CRUS) in that alert. Each remains on hold at the moment.

A $700 Billion Opportunity
You Need to Trade Now

 
 

Spotting Short Term Opportunities

by Joe Duffy

This clip from Joe Duffy's "Keypoint Trading", addresses how to locate support and resistance when trading in the short term. He also takes an in-depth look at pivot points, pivot channels, market geometry and trend lines explaining how these chart techniques can signal profit opportunities.


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Buying Weakness, Selling Strength

by Thomas DeMark & Thomas DeMark, Jr.

The following is an excerpt from DeMark on Day Trading Options

Market highs and lows differ in frequency and duration, depending upon the time frame one applies. For the most part, short-term highs and lows may not have much of an impact upon the overall market picture or trend. Obviously, at major turning points, short-term price bottoms and tops will coincide with and evolve into long-term price bottoms and tops, since longer-period market price moves are comprised of a series of shorter-period market price moves. Personally, our trading efforts are most often devoted to these short time frames. This enables us to participate in many short-lived price moves, and, at the same time, (market conditions justifying), also allows us to extend our holding period for a longer period of time. Since any market turning point could extend into a significant bottom or top, we encourage day traders to hold their trading positions longer on occasion. However, because short-term signals may only be effective for a short period of time, we advocate protecting market positions at all times with stop losses. Because markets move in a series of price waves over various time periods, it is important for a trader to prudently place a stop loss and to do it consistent with the time interval which meets his or her trading preference and style.

Price never moves straight up or straight down, even when price moves are news-driven. There are rare instances when each trade over a short period of time will be consecutively higher or lower, but these moves will eventually be punctuated with price reactions until the price surge finally dissipates and trading normality resumes. Typically, price moves unfold in a series of waves.

Buying Weakness, Selling Strength

 
 

PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter

by Chris Verhaegh

The following is an excerpt from Chris Verhaegh's PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter

Every week Chris publishes his “PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter”. The following is from his most recent issue.

If you look at the Economic Calendar, you should not see anything to get really excited about. Especially at the end of the week when options cost the least and have the most leverage.

Additionally there’s not much in the way of stocks releasing their Earnings. There are only two to speak of, both occurring Tuesday, September 26th after the close of trading: Micron Technology (MU) & Nike (NKE).

I think the only thing which remotely excites me is the fact that Friday is the end of the Quarter. And as such there are two ramifications to be aware of...

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