In Case You Missed It: Video- Online Workshop with Steve Bigalow
“The Doji Defined”
Attend this special workshop and Steve will show you…
- Why the Doji is one of the most revealing signals in Candlestick trading
- How the Doji provides completely new insights for investors in understanding optimal times to buy and sell
- Why the Doji is is one of the most predominant reversal indicators
- Doji variations, and what each of them indicate
Click here to view the video. You will also see information on Steve’s Upcoming June 17th Webinar!
During the webinar Steve announced an upcoming 4-hour training event you won’t want to miss!
You’re invited to join our own Steve Bigalow on Saturday, June 17th, at 9:00 am Central (10:00 am ET) as he reviews “The 12 Major Candlestick Signals.”
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How do the professional investors know when to buy at the bottom? How do the professional investors know when to sell? The 12 major signals incorporate common sense into investment practices and help eliminate emotions from your investing.
Wouldn’t you like to control your own investment future? Candlestick signals illustrate what investor sentiment is doing right now! You don’t have to depend on all the investment rhetoric available in the markets. The signals cut to the chafe. They tell you exactly what investor sentiment is doing.
Wouldn’t you like to be able to easily analyze where and when strong price movements will occur? That is what candlestick signals reveal … especially the 12 major signals. Take advantage of that information yourself. Your investment returns will improve dramatically.
Happy Investing.
June 13th Daily Market Comments
Today’s positive trading continues to illustrate bullish sentiment. The Dow, S&P 500, and the transportation index are showing consistent uptrends, above the T-line. The NASDAQ after the hard selloff last week, is trying to bounce back up at least to the T-line area. Overall, with the indexes not necessarily trading in correlation with each other indicates specific stocks/sectors are showing strength or weakness, not across-the-board movement in all stocks. The uptrend of the market is still reflective of the positive processes, taxes and regulations, for business in general. This attitude should be the underlying basis for bullish sentiment until there is a reason for that bullish sentiment to be altered. Stay predominantly long, but continue to have a few short positions in the portfolio.