E-mini Swing-Trading and More
What we offer you?
+ Market timing service for E-mini's, Stocks, ETFs, and Stock Options.
+ Asset protection against down markets.
+ Asset gains that are above industry average.
What is The Dow Indicator?
Dow Indicator is a unique indicator that predicts with high accuracy the turning points for stock indexes and stocks. We specialize in the 30 blue chip stocks. Every day, our algorithms analyze each of the 30 underlying stocks of the Dow Jones Index (30 of the largest companies) using complex procedures requiring daily and intra-day data.
Each stock tells us a story. We are able to combine the predictive force of all 30 underlying stocks to forecast with high accuracy the most probable direction of the stock market from a few days to several weeks. We crunch the numbers for you and determine whether these 30 stocks are getting stronger or weaker.
The Dow Indicator Strategy
Here at Dow Indicator...
Our system's trade signals are based on the combination of the Dow Indicator, plus rule-based trading based on 29 years of research and trading skills to reduce the potential draw-downs, which protects assets. We have identified six phases of the market, each with its own set of rules. The result is better performance and more consistent profits, which increases assets substantially more than the buy and hold stock strategy, mutual funds, and the overall market performance while protecting your assets by reducing draw-downs through more accurate trading.
How You Can Benefit?
In our member's area we provide you with "LONG" and "SHORT" trading signals, protective stops, and exit prices. You will be amazed how much more relaxed trading becomes when your energy is focused on one core market, regardless of whether you are trading S&P Futures, Stocks, Options, or even Day-Trading in the direction of the Dow Indicator oscillator.
By spending no more than 15 minutes per day in front of your computer and without the need for expensive data feeds, charting or complicated trading software, you can generate consistent profits month after month.
When you subscribe to the e-mini service you will have access to the curves of the Dow Indicator, which can also be used for timing your stock trades (that is what we do with our stock recommendations t), ETFs, or to time Stock Options Trading.
Now you can take advantage of Bull and Bear markets!
How did we achieve such big gains?
By taking advantage of the price fluctuations in the market (swing trading).
Imagine the Dow moving 2,000 points. To accomplish the 2,000 point move the Dow swung back and forth many times. While reaching a 2,000 point gain, it actually traveled more than 15,000 points. If all of these swings can be captured with accurate trading, the profit potential would be 15,000 points instead of 2,000. That is the power of swing trading.
The power of the Dow Indicator comes from a razor sharp focus.
As the famous trader Peter Lynch said, "Follow few stocks and watch them carefully".
E-mini Trading
Similar to ETFs (Electronically Traded Funds), the emini track the underlying cash indices such as S&P 500 Index, Dow Jones Industrial Index, NASDAQ 100 Index, and Russell 1000 Index.
An index and the derivative of the index, such as the emini S&P 500 and ETF move in tandem. If the underlying index goes up so will the emini S&P 500 and the ETF.
The Dow Jones Index tracks the stock value of the 30 of the largest corporations in USA. As the average price of the 30 stocks move up the stock index moves up as well. Conversely, if the average prices of the 30 stocks move down the index moves down as well. Trading the Dow Jones emini index is like trading a basket of 30 stocks that the Dow Jones Index tracks. Instead of buying 30 stocks, simply the index is bought. The main difference between an emini and a stock is that the eminis are traded in the futures market. The futures market does not trade shares, but instead trades contracts. Contracts expire in the future and are therefore called futures. The most popular futures exchange in USA is the CME and that is where the most popular emini, the emini S&P 500 trades.
Because the emini S&P 500 and the Dow Jones emini have high volumes, they are very liquid markets. The entry and exit orders are filled within a second or two. One of the easiest ways to trade the stock market is using the futures market.
One very important difference between stocks and futures is that the futures contracts are highly leveraged. This can be very advantageous as long as one understands the basic math of leverage, and how it applies to futures trading. A stock can be bought at 2 to 1 leverage. A $10,000 account can buy $20,000 worth of stocks, which means the profits increase twice as fast and so do the losses.
If a good trading system is used with proper mathematical understanding of the potential losses one can limit the draw-down (losses) on equity and manage to earn substantial profits. The emini S&P 500 as of June 2010 is leveraged 10 to 1. That means a $5,600 account (the current minimum margin to buy the emini S&P 500 contract) can purchase $56,000 worth of stock index. Since a stock index is made up of the stocks that it tracks, it is like buying $56,000 worth of stocks with only $5,600. Limiting the losses with good entry timing and small protective stops is crucial to leveraged trading. One way to reduce the leverage is to increase the equity in ones trading account. For example if a futures brokerage account holds $15,000 and trades only one contract of emini S&P 500 then the leverage is reduced to about 4 to 1 (value of one contract of emini $56,000 divided by the $15,000 equity in the account equals 4 to 1). The leverage can be further controlled by increasing the equity in ones brokerage account to $20,000, $30,000, or even to non leverage trading by having $60,000 in ones account and trading only one contract.
