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Get Precision Trading Signals on the Market each week - profitably trade the two most popular ETF's, the QID and QLD.
Everyone likes to follow the QQQQ because it is a good indicator of how "the market" is doing...
NOTE: These Trade Setups are Specially Hand-Picked Signals and are not merely the computer generated entries found in most other programs or websites!
Trade Setup Information Found In Alert
- Trade Entry Date
- Go Long Entry Price
- Stop Loss with Risk Percent
- Go Breakeven Price Target
- 2.5% - 5% - 7% Sell Targets
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But did you know that you can bet "double up" or "double down" on the QQQQ?
It's a lot easier than you think...
I will show you how and give you a brand new piece of software that will generate the trading signals each week for free.
The QQQQ exchange-traded fund is designed to move with the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100.
If the Nasdaq 100 (Nasdaq: QQQQ), goes up 5%, the QLD gains roughly twice that or 10%.
The QID not only moves double the QQQQ, but it is a Reverse ETF and moves opposite the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100.
This allows you to Short the market by buying shares of the QID.
It even works in your IRA.
ETFs or Exchange Trade Funds are securities certificates that are indexed off of a basket of stocks. ETFs can
be bought and sold, just like regular stocks through your online brokerage firm and the commisions are typically the same
as when trading stocks.
The 2 ETFs we will trade with this tool are the ProShares QID and QLD
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Ultra Short QQQQ ProShares (AMEX: QID) |
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Ultra Long QQQQ ProShares (AMEX: QLD) |
The ProShares Ultra Short and Ultra Long exchange-traded fund are designed to move DOUBLE
the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100.
This is a really easy way to swing trade market moves with as little risk as possible and as much potential gain as possible.
You see... you can "double" the potential move in the "Ultra" products as you can get in the QQQQ ETF itself. But, by using our technical trading signals you will learn how to properly "enter" the trade with the aboslute top priority of minimizing losses and maximizing gains.
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