OVERVIEW

Using our trading signals is quite simple. It trades only the E-mini Russell 2000  contract between the hours of 9:30am EST - 4:15pm EST each trading day. The system results assume 3 contracts traded per entry signal. All signals are sent to members through Yahoo Instant Messenger. Download it  here  free of charge.


ENTRY SIGNALS

DayTradingCorp.com sends exact entry points through instant message to all subscribers. These entry points will either be long or short positions. For example, the instant message will look like this:

                                     Long 640.20
                                     Short 637.40

The trading price at the time of the instant message will be between these numbers. Price will eventually move to one of these levels. Once the entry point is reached (Long or Short)  it is assumed we are in at that price and that direction with 3 contracts. Members will then await an exit signal.

EXIT SIGNALS

All exit signals are market orders. When the system says to exit, we get out quick! Most of the time, the system will indicate that an "Exit" signal is imminent. In this case, you will receive an instant message that will look like this:

                                         “Signal Imminent”

This is done to try to give traders ample time to prepare for the "Exit" signal. When the "Exit" signal triggers, you will receive an instant message that will look like this:

                                                   “Exit”

The entire position should be exited with a market order and the result of the trade will be posted. For example, 

                 " Entry = Long at 640.20
                   Exit  =  641.40
                   Result  =  + 1.20 per contract "  
                     

EXCEPTIONS

While every effort will be made to warn members when an "Exit" signal is imminent, there are times when the market is moving too fast for this to be possible. When this occurs, you will not receive a “Signal Imminent” message. You will only receive an “Exit” message. Fortunately, this is very infrequent.

The system ends each trading day flat. There are no positions held overnight. Any open position should be closed out at the end of the trading day. The system will use the closing price at 4:15pm EST as the exit price to determine the result of the trade.

STOP AND REVERSE

Occasionally, a stop and reverse trade will occur. This happens when the system gets stopped out in an open position, then immediately opens a position in the opposite direction. For example, let’s say the entry signals are :

                                               Long 644.60
                                               Short 643.20

The market then moves to 644.70. We now have a long position at 644.60. After a time, the market begins to reverse and then falls to 643.10. We would have stopped out at 643.20 and immediately taken a short position at 643.20. In this case, no “Signal Imminent” message was sent and no “Exit” signal was sent. If no "Exit" signal is sent, the system assumes traders have initiated a stop and reverse position. We will then post the results of the loss and announce the open position in the opposite direction. Frequently, these turn out to be some of the most profitable trades as the market was giving a ’head fake’ in one direction before it moves big in the opposite direction. Usually we are able to alert subscribers if a potential stop and reverse situation is approaching.

RESULTS

Results of each trade are reported after positions are closed following an "Exit" signal, a stop and reverse trade, or the closing of the market. A summary of all trades for the day will be reported at the close of the market. Results assume 3 contracts traded for each signal. The total of these daily results will be the basis of the guarantee .

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