Trader Screen Stock & Commodity
Options Advisory Service
TRADE FOR CONSISTENT PROFITS
TIME & MONEY
THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!
Trader Screen has been heavily involved in the
Commodity and Stock Markets
since 1994.
The Financial Instruments that we use most often are:
-Commodity Options and Commodity Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's)
AND
-Stock Options and Stock Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's)
The ETF market has grown substantially in the last 10 or so years and enable
smaller
investors to have the capability of "trading with the big boys", while
diversifying risk and minimizing fees / commissions.
Refer to: "Why Trade ETF's?" page for details.
In order to minimize commissions on options and ETF's,
we only trade online using top Brokerage Firms
Utilizing price charts and several very powerful Technical indicators
80% of the time
(stochastics, RSI, ADX to name a few)
and
Fundamental analysis (News reports, Commitment of Traders net positions, etc.)
20% of the time
Trader Screen is committed to providing timely trade recommendations both:
for initiating trades and liquidating trades
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Over the years, so many have asked:
How do you know that analyzing the charts will continue to work
year after year?
The Simple Answer:
Price Charts are a reflection of Human Nature / Mass Psychology
The same market patterns will continue to be valid
as long as Human Nature remains the same -
in other words:
FOREVER!
Incredible Changes Taking Shape
RIGHT NOW!
Due to the falling US Dollar and the falling US Bond Prices:
The savvy investor can still make
large amounts of money
with Inverse Exchange Traded Funds
ETF's are a relatively new
Financial Instrument
that enable even smaller investors
to trade the markets like the
Large Funds.
Look at the Dollar from 2001 to 2010:
See: "Demise of the Dollar" Page for details
The dollar has already surrendered fully a third of its value
relative to other world currencies in just a half-dozen years. This and
other facts lead inescapably to the conclusion that Western economies
and markets will shrivel relative to those of ascendant countries in
Asia.
A massive, catastrophic dumping of the devaluing U.S. dollar looms large like a dagger over our heads.
Take a look at the following chart of the U.S. monetary base:
The US went from approximately $300 billion in 1990
to over $2 trillion in 2010!!!
This will cause a massive devaluation of the US Dollar
and
Send future Inflation to levels
that make the late 1970s & early 1980s look "tame" by comparison!
See: "Why Worry About Inflation" Page for details
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