Spot and Trade Institutional Money Moves

Algorithmic Trading with Human Interaction for:

Day Traders, Swing Traders, Long-Term Investors

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Learn to Trade, It Is Never Too Late



Make trading your own business: 

Trading is a professional business; professional traders have their support- and control network, assisting them to strive for success. NeverLossTrading aims to replicate the same level of support and information for you, regardless if you are as a full-time or part-time trader or investor:

  • The Trader makes the decisions and produces performance relying on his system.
  • Analysts prepare the trader with information and details.
  • The Back Office follows up on the orders and provides statistics
  • The Risk Manager provides guidelines for the maximum risk to accept and lot size to trade.

Find this all include in NeverLossTrading Mentorhsip: 

NeverLossTrading Industrial Sector on the NLT Top-Line Chart

Download your free report to experience how all those elements are considered and work together in a complete trading system….click here.
 
Find out why trading or investing is one of the easiest solutions for a home based business. Check our newly published Kindle Book:  Your Trading Career as a Private Investor by Thomas Barmann. 

This book (available at Amazon for stunning $2.99) is for you, if you aim to produce constant income and long-term wealth from trading or investing. The difference between trading and investing lies in the perspective of time: Investors usually take a longer-term perspective to buy and hold their investments, while traders focus on shorter-term results. If you learn how to participate in the up- and down moves of the financial markets, you will start to invest more frequently and turn yourself into a trader. 

Trading is a professional business and it requires preparation: Those, who take the other side of your orders are prepared to make money. Are you?

Unfortunately, most of what we learned in life is rather a hindrance to progress in trading: Good work ethic for example – We start to work when the office day starts and work to the end – and feel good about what we have done. However, we better not start to trade when the market opens and trade to the end: We only trade when we have a signal and the odds are in our favor. Our account statement tells us if we can feel good about what we accomplished. Let this book guide you to a new perspective of trading or investing.
Prepare yourself for a part-time or full-time trading career; follow our step-by-step guide and insights, how to start and operate your trading business. 

To connect you with real-trading-world of this decade, we introduce you to the principles, methods, and strategies of Spotting and Following Institutional Money Moves by Algorithmic Trading with Human Interaction. 

This book is for readers without prior knowledge or for those, who want to take trading or investing to the next level: Trading is a professional business; professionals are prepared; amateurs pay professionals to be part of their game. Which side of the trade do you want to take? 

If you are ready for a NeverLossTrading mentorship: 

Call 866 455 4520 or contact@neverlosstrading.com and schedule your personal consulting hour. 

If you are not yet part of our information network: Sing up for our free reports and webinars….click here.
 
Learn to trade, it is never too late, 

Thomas 

NeverLossTrading
401 E. Las Olas Blvd. – Suite 1400
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Saturday, September 13, 2014

Invitation: Free Trading Education Mega-Event [includes recording]



Do you have an Individual, Structured Way to Trading Success?

If your answer is yes, and you are making all the money, you want to earn from the financial markets, do not read further; else, accept our invitation to a Free Trading Education Mega-Event [includes recording, only if you register]:
I am excited to announce that my good friends at the TradingPub have asked me to present at their upcoming Trade-A-Thon next Thursday, September 18, 2014.
My topic will be “A Structured Way to Trading Success” and I am scheduled to present from 3:30-4:45 p.m. eastern time.
I will also be joined by 12 other industry pros that will be covering a full range of trading topics including:
  • Powerful Options Setups
  • Futures Trading Techniques
  • Intra-day and Swing Trading the Stock Market
  • Forex Trading Strategies
  • Nadex Binary Options Opportunities
  • And much more ...
Don't miss this unique opportunity to join me, and twelve other great traders, at this one-of-a-kind trading education mega-event.
And if for some reason you cannot attend all or part of this terrific event, it will be recorded and sent out to everyone one that registers.
I look forward to seeing you next Thursday.
If you want to learn how to trade with institutional sector rotations, you have two chances:
Schedule a free consulting hour, where you can see our screens; we answer your questions and propose the fitting NLT Mentorship to you: 
contact@NeverLossTrading.com  
Call: +1 866 455 4520 
Or:
Sign up for NLT Alerts: Either for NLT Day Trader Alerts or NLT Stock Trader Alerts.
In case, none of these solutions is for you at this time; however, you want to stay in touch and receive free trading tips and market reports, sign up here: 
http://www.neverlosstrading.com/Reports/FreeReports.html 
Please always consider the risk of trading and that past performance cannot be taken indicative for future results. 
Thomas Barmann
Never Loss Trading

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Trading or Investing in Sector Rotations



The serious private investor considers or follows Stock Market Sector Rotations, where institutional money flows in or out of one sector and either into another asset class: Commodities, Treasuries, Currencies or into a different industrial sector.

Graph-1: Sector Rotation in the Real Estate Sector (Home Builders)

The NeverLossTrading Top-Line Chart, from the left to the right, shows an outflow of money, started with two strong sell signals on July 7, 2014. This price move brought the value of home builder stocks down by about 12% (framed in red). With a strong buy signal on August 8, 2014 an inflow of money started the demand for home builder stocks increased the share value by 7%.
Reporting such sector rotations is part of the NeverLossTrading Alerts

This is where day traders, swing traders and long-term investors get informed about major changes in supply and demand of institutional investors. 

Observed assets are: Stocks, stocks with favorable option setups, Futures, FOREX.
How to segment the stock market and find sector rotations? 

Stock market indexes are a great source for leading stocks in industrial sectors: 

The DOW considers 30 different industrial sectors. Each sector is represented by one leading company. For trading or investing into sector rotations the S&P 500 is the much better choice, best segmented into the following: 

Graph-2: Industrial Sectors of the S&P 500: Share by Market Capitalization per Sector

Graph-2: Information Technology is the strongest S&P 500 sector, followed by Financials and Healthcare. If we put the two consumer sectors: Consumer Staples and Consumer Discretionary together, the consumer sector appears to be dominant. The last 10% of the sector representation is cut into smaller segments, allowing the investor to leverage on the impact of a bigger money inflow or outflow as shown in Graph-1. 

If you knew about those sector rotations, how would you take advantage of your knowledge?
As shown in Graph-1, sector rotations allow you to trade on money outflow (downside) and money inflow (upside). Hence, you need to know how to participate in both market directions: In case you are trading with an IRA account or an account with less than $25,000 holdings (SEC regulation), you cannot short stocks; however, you can use Put-Option strategies. Those strategies and much more are taught in the NeverLossTrading Mentorships, tailor made to your individual trading and investing needs. 

Let us take a look, how the NeverLossTrading Alerts tell you about sector rotations. For our examples, we are taking the Information Technology Sector with NLT Top-Line and NLT HF-Signals.  

Graph-3: Information Technology with NLT Top-Line Signals July 15 – August 11, 2014

Graph Summary: At the blue buy- and the red sell-signal, the target price is marked by a dot:
  • On the buy signal, it took us seven bars to come to target. 
  • The sell signal took 5 days to come to target.
The average expected time per trade after a NLT signal was confirmed is one to five bars, maximum 10 bars, independent from the time frame you took your signal from.
NLT Top-Line is for the trader, who wants to trade at strong supply/demand changes.
If you prefer to trade more frequently, NLT HF Stock Trading and NLT HF Day Trading systems are for you, producing in average 3-5 times more signals per time unit observed than NLT Top-Line.
Professional NLT traders like to combine the two systems for the highest participation rate. In any case, we support you by publishing both signals on our NLT Alerts and learn how to participate in sector rotations by stock and option strategies, to leverage and protect trade positions.
In the following example, you find NLT HF-Signals in three different colors:
  • Dark-Green: Institutional triggered price-momentum change and statistical volatility increase.
  • Light-Green: Volume differential change with price direction approximation.
  • Pink-Signal: Potential top and bottom finder.
Graph-4: Information Technology with NLT HF-Signals July 24 to August 22, 2014

If you want to learn how to trade with institutional sector rotations, you have two chances:
Schedule a free consulting hour, where you can see our screens; we answer your questions and propose the fitting NLT Mentorship to you: 

Call: +1 866 455 4520 

Or:

In case, none of these solutions is for you at this time; however, you want to stay in touch and receive free trading tips and market reports, sign up here: 


Please always consider the risk of trading and that past performance cannot be taken indicative for future results. 

Good trading, 

Thomas