FUTURES TRADING AT IT'S WORST

This is a scan of a post card I got in the mail today. Mark my words right here and now, I will never as long as I live sell my soul and lie like this in an attempt to get subscribers. Here is the worst part about this, I was actually subscribing to this persons newsletter at the time these claimed calls were made. Guess what, this is not what they called for at the time. In fact not only did they not get the low in 2009 as they have marked here, they steadfastly called for 5500 in the Dow, even after the rally started. If you were trading either Dow Futures or S & P futures, or the E mini S & P futures, you would have repeatedly lost on trades listening to this groups advice. They repeatedly called out selling spots all the way up in both stocks and other commodities markets, and were dead wrong on all of them as well, resulting in me cancelling. I am always willing to learn something from someone else, and that is why I was reading this guys work.

This is a disgrace and gives all of us a bad name. I did email them complaining about this false advertising. Please do not fall for this type of ploy, nobody catches every swing like that, NOBODY. The BS in the middle of the chart is my commentary, that was not on the post card. Hopefully anyone who reads here either before subscribing to anything I have to offer, or does so afterwards, will understand that I call it like it is. When I am wrong I admit it. I just don't understand the logic of being a liar? You may get people in the door, but they won't stay. My intention is to get a core group of people who stay with me. Arghh this really ticked me off when I got it when I saw who it was from. I have an example in my site ironically which is getting close to launching, that I am going to replace with this unless there is a legal issue with doing so, as an example of what not to be fooled by. Nobody is that good including me.

We are mostly in pullback buy mode in places with a couple of exceptions. The energies are in a spot where I would not call them pullback buys, but more in transition. They need to rally some to re-establish their up trends, or bounces are sells. I don't see a play right here.

You saw today why I took the Bean Oil long as a short term trade. By my rules it was against the trend after the big break. I do not overstay my welcome against the trends. Some times I get out too soon on counter trend trades, but I am not in the business of being a hero trading against trends. I have watched that movie on Cinemax for years and am not interested any more. Most of you will eventually have to learn the hard way not to trade against the trend, regardless of what people like me tell you.

Here is the world's favorite market in a sideways consolidation move. This is winding up for a move in one direction or the other, so breakout mode play is the way I am looking at this.

I am still looking for Joe Theisman's wife for an interview. I am not buying that he sleeps through the whole night. I think he is getting up many times and pissing her off to no end ( pun intended ). For those who don't understand this, be thankful you are not hearing those commercials all night long.

Good Trading