Tuesday – Dow Jones, Canadian dollar, Eurocurrency

Wednesday – Corn, Natural gas, Coffee

Thursday – Cattle, RBOB gas, Dow Jones

Friday – Heating oil

Tuesday – Wheat, Soybeans, Bean oil, S&P, Dow Jones, British pound

Wednesday – Coffee

Thursday – Cattle, Corn, Eurocurrency

Friday – Coffee

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Swing Trading with Market Timing intelligence

The most important element of a successful swing trading approach is market timing of both entry and exits. In this educational newsletter, you will learn to predict, identify, and trade short-term swing trading opportunities using a unique swing trading “market timing intelligence” methodology. Veteran futures trader and best-selling author John Crane combines his highly acclaimed “Action/Reaction” market timing methods with a selective set of Elliott Wave and Fibonacci principles to analyze the market action and project future market swings.

Swing trading and Reversal dates

Every good trading signal needs three key elements to be considered a successful swing-trading signal, Time, Price and Pattern. When these three come together, great things can happen. If you can improve your timing or price entry, it can enhance any trading method.  That is what the Reversal Dates can do for you. They will identify when the market should react, and at what price level the market needs to be for this to happen. They will even tell you what the market has to do to confirm the trade.  The first thing I do is, identify Time.

TIME

The Reversal Date Indicator consists of three parts.  The first is Time. This is identified by the projected Reversal date and will indicate which markets are ready to react and when the reaction should occur. The most common misconception about the Reversal dates is the idea that the market must reverse on every signal date, which is not true.  Instead, the Reversal Date itself helps to identify the market’s reaction. A high percentage of the time, the market will reverse the current trend, but not always. A smaller percentage of the time, the market will form a “continuation pattern,” indicating the market will likely continue in the same direction as the prevailing trend. Often this will occur during a consolidation or after a very small correction.

PRICE

Once the Reversal date has been identified, the next thing to do is monitor the price. If the market is making a new high/low, or if it is trading inside a buy/sell window, then the second component of a trade signal is in place. You now have Time and Price working together. For most traders, that will be enough, but the Reversal Date Indicator takes it one step further.

PATTERN

After extensive research into price patterns, I have identified specific price patterns, which occur during reversal timing. These patterns can be used to confirm the market reversals or market continuations. When and only when, these three components are all working together, will there be a swing trade signal generated.

For more information on our Reversal Date Indicator, or should you have a specific market question, please call us at 1-800-521-0705

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Tuesday – RBOB gas, Silver, Canadian dollar

Wednesday – Wheat, Soybeans, Gold

Thursday -

Friday- Soybeans, Dow Jones, Canadian dollar

He also stated that when a price returns to the median line the price will often form several small swings around the median line where it will touch or cross the line more than once before moving on. October Cattle tested the median line for the second time on August 2 and crossed above the line on August 4, only to back off and drop below the line on August 10. So far, so good. The market is behaving according to the plan. But, this is where it gets interesting.  Each time Cattle crossed above the ascending median line, the market would pull back and close near the median. It was not until August 18 when Cattle posted a strong close with good separation from the median line. This was another  "market tell" that Cattle are ready to resume the upward trend with a new target objective at the upper parallel line. Remember, price will continue to move towards the nearest line 80% of the line. In this case the upper parallel line is the new objective.

Understanding market behavior can and will alert you to trading opportunities and allow you to be aware if the market is behaving correctly so you can take advantage of this behavior. It is all between the lines. Learn more about using 'action-reaction" lines and swing trading strategies at www.tradersnetwork.com.

By John Crane

Tuesday – Soybeans, Dollar index, Eurocurrency

Wednesday – Crude oil, British pound

Thursday – Corn, Soybeans, Bean oil, Silver, S&P

Friday – Dow Jones

Tuesday – Japanese yen

Wednesday – Corn, Treasury Bonds, Canadian dollar, Eurocurrency, Australian dollar

Thursday – Soy meal

Friday – Corn, RBOB gas, Gold, Dow Jones

Tuesday – Canadian dollar, Sugar

Wednesday – RBOB gas, Gold, Treasury bonds

Thursday – Crude oil

Friday – Natural gas, Heating oil

Tuesday – Hogs, Soybeans

Wednesday – Crude oil, Gold, S&P, Coffee

Thursday – Heating oil, Eurocurrency

Friday – Corn, Heating oil, Dow Jones

Tuesday – Corn, Silver, Dow Jones, Canadian dollar

Wednesday - Treasury Bonds, Eurocurrency, British pound

Thursday – Wheat, Crude oil, Natural gas, Gold, Cotton

Friday – Eurocurrency

Tuesday – S&P, British pound

Wednesday -

Thursday – Crude oil, Natural gas, Treasury bonds, Dow Jones, Australian dollar, Coffee

Friday – Cocoa