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Stock entry and exit signals posted on a daily basis, or as warranted by market activity. “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790) The use of charts, Delta Timing, Elliott Wave Principle, and a variety of other technical indicators signal stocks ready to move in a given direction. After years of study, this combination of tools has proven to be a successful system of monitoring direction for stock trades. The result is a unique Stock Trading Letter that is available only through Delta Society International. Chart Patterns --- beginning with the long-term time frame and working backwards to the intraday charts provides a visual presentation of stock movement. Delta Timing --- used to identify trend changes in long, medium, and intermediate time frames. Elliott Wave --- used to clarify true direction and provides guidelines as to when a price pattern will change direction. PLUS - Technical Indicators --- that measure momentum, volume, directional movement, and others that help fine-tune entry and exit signals. This method of selecting stocks to trade is an extensive and time-involved task. I require a potential of 3:1 profit/loss ratio in choosing trades, which minimizes risk when trading both long and short positions. I recommend using a discount broker (Ameritrade, Scottrade, etc.) as the fees are small and fills are usually quick. The price for this subscription is usually $50.00 per month, but Delta Society is making a limited-time introductory offer of only $30 per month, with the first month FREE. There is no long-term obligation and the subscription can be cancelled at any month’s end if not satisfied. Subscribe NOW for $30/month, and receive the first month FREE. Subscribe My trading career began 13 years ago on a part-time basis. Having been self-employed, and having owned various businesses, I quickly realized I needed to gain knowledge of the markets in order to survive. I then invested three years, studying 3-5 hours per day, to acquire this knowledge. This study made me an astute analyst, which is key to becoming a successful trader. I then subscribed to various trading systems and realized each had its own strengths and weaknesses. I took the strength from each system, added a variety of technical indicators, as well as an indicator I personally developed, and assembled a trading format that identifies entry and exit signals with minimal risk. A potential of 3:1 profit/loss ratio is the risk I am willing to accept on a trade. Of course, the best advice I can give is to study, however, I offer this Stock Trading Letter, not to teach what I have learned, but to share the knowledge I have acquired.

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