Sample for illustrative purposes only.
NEW SIGNAL – Bullish (Long) - July 16th 2005
Dear Subscriber, Our trading model has detected a change in the following index signals and the new positions are:
| | | Bullish(Long) | Bearish(Short) | Neutral(Cash) |
| Nasdaq 100 | | X | | |
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| S&P 500 | | X | | |
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| Dow | | X | | |
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| Russell 2000 | | X | | |
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| Precious Metals | | X | | |
X = New Signal
Prior to acting on this signal, subscribers should review the strategies below, or the Strategies Web Page to ensure proper action for your strategy. Subscribers should also review prospectuses and follow any trading restrictions that may be described within the prospectus. If this signal is issued after the close of the market, then action should be taken the first thing the next trading day. These reports may not be redistributed without permission.
Strategy Overview
The Long Only Strategy
This strategy keeps you invested only when our trading model tells us that the predominant market trend is up, and lets you step aside during down trends. This strategy is the least aggressive of the four strategies the Tacticaltradingsignal.com follows. The position types are Long and Cash.
- When a new Bullish signal is generated, consider buying the appropriate investment that seeks to provide investment results that correspond to the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, Russell 2000 Index, or DJ Precious Metals Index.
- When a new Bearish or Neutral signal is received, consider selling or exchanging the position to a money market fund or cash.
The Long Only with Leverage
This strategy is a more aggressive version of Long Only Strategy. With this strategy you are willing to use leveraged investments, therefore increasing both your potential gains and losses by 150% or 200%. It keeps you invested only when our trading model tells us that the predominant market trend is up, and lets you step aside during down trends. This is a more aggressive strategy than the Long Only Strategy. Please note that there are certain risks and costs associated with margin or leveraged purchases that do not apply to the Long Only Strategy. You can lose more money than you initially invested when using margin. Please make sure you understand these risks before trading this strategy.
- When a new Bullish signal is generated by our system, consider buying the appropriate investment that seeks to provide investment results that correspond to 150% to 200% of the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, or Russell 2000 Index.
- When a new Bearish or Neutral signal is received, consider selling or exchanging position into a money market fund or cash.
The Long and Short Only Strategy
This strategy is designed to make you profit whether the market is going up or down. It keeps you invested when our trading model tells us that the predominant market trend is up or down. This strategy is similar to the Long Only Strategy except that it interprets the Bearish signal to initiate a short position on S&P 500 Index or the Nasdaq 100 Index rather than take a Cash position. Cash positions are also possible when the trading model expects there is very high risk to long-term short positions. The strategy is either Long, Short, or in Cash.
- When a new Bullish signal is generated, consider buying the appropriate investment that seeks to provide investment results that correspond to the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, Russell 2000 Index, or DJ Precious Metals Index.
- When a new Bearish signal is generated by our system, consider buying the appropriate investment that seeks to provide investment results that are inversely correlated to the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, Russell 2000 Index, or DJ Precious Metals Index.
- When a new Neutral signal is received, consider selling or exchanging position into a money market fund or cash.
The Long and Short with Leverage Strategy
This strategy is designed to make you profit whether the market is going up or down. It keeps you invested when our trading model tells us that the predominant market trend is up or down. This strategy is similar to the Long and Short Strategy except it makes use of the full leveraging ability of the account. It is by far the most aggressive of the four strategies. The historical hypothetical returns are higher with this strategy BUT so are the risks, as measured by drops in capital, called drawdowns, during strategy losing periods, and there is no guarantee that this can be repeated in the future. Cash positions are also possible when the model expects there is very high risk to long-term short positions. The strategy is usually either Long or Short with full leveraged positions taken when not in Cash.
- When a new Bullish signal is generated by our system, consider buying the appropriate investment that seeks to provide investment results that correspond to 150% to 200% of the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, or Russell 2000 Index.
- When a new Bearish signal is generated by our system, consider buying the appropriate investment that seek to provide investment results that are 150% to 200% inversely correlated to the performance of the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq 100 Index, DJIA Index, or Russell 2000 Index.
- When a new Neutral signal is received, consider selling or exchanging the position into a money market fund or cash.
The TacticalTradingSignal.com Staff
http://www.tacticaltradingsignal.com
sales.tactical@tacticaltradingsignal.com
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