Financial Markets Making You Nervous? Now What?

October 20, 2008 By: Doctrader Category: Long term savings, Stock Trading

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Hi Doc,
I am interested in day trading the Emini S&P or Emini Dow. I have a copy of your book (HSC) and could use some help in trade entry and trade management. Is there anything you could help me with?

Hi Rod,

My underground trading book called the Harmonic Stock Clock (“HSC”) explains how to make entry and exit points using 3 different methods. All three methods are calculated independent of each other, yet they should agree for the highest probability for profits.

The three methods listed in the Harmonic Stock Clock (HSC) are:

HSC Base Numbers
HSC Time Zones
HSC Heartbeat

Starting with the HSC Base Numbers and using the HSC Time Zones will give your starting points for each day. The HSC Heartbeat will give you the maximum range of trading during the day, gauging over bought or over sold conditions.

Trading is more an “art form” vs. a science. The HSC indicator will give you a guideline for each day of trading. There is no magic formula that will work 100% of the time, because of the many variables during the day.

I also encourage you to keep a daily diary of your trades. The free version of “I daily diary” will work just fine.

You find some interesting results by analyzing it at the end of the week.

God Bless

Doc

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God Bless

Doctrader