CRUDE OIL
Since January I'm saying that in case of new Lows, we have to wait for area
38, next target and very important price area. For example, in the first Weekly Report of the year, I said:
"I will turn LONG only after a movement above 57.40, or in case of the exceptional event of a movement till area 38".
We kept saying this, and finally, Crude Oil reached area 38 on the 24th
of August. We used the Key Price at 37.98 (because of intraday studies)
to open LONG positions, and after only one week, we have a profit of
more than 10 points!!! Crude Oil now at 48.60!!!
On the 24th of August
we bought above 37.98, this was the strategy we wrote in the Daily Report: "If CL tests 39.06 or 37.98, always LONG above them and FLAT under them". CL tested the level 37.98, and the strategy was perfect
Someone
thinks that our service it soo expensive... one CL contract at 38 and
in one week we made +10.000 USD. Our service is really cheap compared to
the value of the info we
provide.
S&P500
Also the forecast we made one year in advance looks great, this is what we said in the 2015 S&P500 Bulletin:
- March is a month where to buy.
- The general uptrend should go on till July, where it is possible we see a stop of the uptrend.
- Little descent till August or September, and then XXX...
Look at the chart, don't you think this was a great forecast, considering
we did it one year in advance?
Summing
up, August has been probably the most profitable month of the year,
volatility is always very dangerous, but it can give you also huge
profits. If you know where to look, as we did, you can take advantage of
strong movements.
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