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NEW! INSIDER CURRENCIES:  daily 10-pages of unique charts and analysis along with specific entries, exits, and stops based on a patent pending point & figure method. Throw out everything you thought you knew about trend trading. More...

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Bullish Review is our oldest publication, dating from 1988. This is the original and authoritative source of Commitments of Traders analysis. Each week, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission releases a page of statistics for each actively traded futures market. For those who know how to read it, this report reveals the market manipulations of the major players. Steve Briese has been studying this report for 30 years and most knowledgeable traders rely on his weekly analysis. For Free Trial To Bullish Review Click here for FREE TRIAL

Insider Futures is point & figure on steroids. You won't find charts like these anywhere else. A daily 10-page Email newsletter with proprietary charts and analysis of the day's price action and how it affects the long term trend. The front page table lists precise entry, stop, and exit points dictated by the point & figure methodology. For Free Trial To INSIDER FUTURES Click here for FREE TRIAL

PitPoints is a daily report showing technical support and resistance levels monitored closely by experienced forex players. Although some traders watch fundamentals, the extreme leverage employed in currency trades demands a sound technical approach.  In currencies, certain technical indicators have gained prominence. These include Fibonacci ratios and certain moving averages including the 200-day for position traders, and 13-/15-bar m.a. crossovers on daily, hourly, and 15 minute charts. But there is no more prominent indicator than the bar chart itself. And this is where PitPoints shines.

PitPoints is a computerized set of algorithms that forms a mathematical representation of a bar chart. PitPoints isn't satisified with one bar chart. Just as you would, PitPoints looks price charts in several timeframes. Because it is capable of reducing charts into mathematical equations, it is able to combine various timeframes and combine technical points into a cohesive guideline. As you might imagine, when PitPoints finds the same price level appearing in more than one timeframe, it puts particular emphasis on this level. (You might imagine that the more charts a observed price level on, the more traders who are likely to act on the level.)

It usually takes some time for a trader to become comfortable with an indicator or technical tool and to figure out how to incorporate it into an existing methodology. For this reason, we make the previous day's PitPoints report freely available on this website. If you think your trading might improve with a systematic, methodical, mathematical analysis of your charts, give PitPoints a shot at it. Follow it in the currencies you trade and see if it frees your time to concentrate on monitoring your trades in the highly leveraged, fast-moving currency markets.

PitPoints is a set of mathematical algorithms provided as an aid to your market analysis. These algorithms and the price data used is believed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed. Currency trading is extremely risky. There is no guarantee of profits. Losses may occur. Each trader is unique and responsible for his/her own trading decisions. No representation is made regarding the suitability of PitPoints for your intended use (including trading).

 

 

 
  

 

 

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