You can now take the guess work out of your trading analysis by simply following the Swing Trader Pro Dots.  Trading signals don’t not get much easier than this.  The Swing Trader Pro is designed to effectively capture profits from significant directional price moves in any market.  However, similar to any strategy, we recommend strategically applying the Swing Trader Pro to the markets when you identify potential high probability trade setups (See How We Recommend using Swing Trader Pro).

Signal Dots right on Your Chart

The Swing Trader Pro will plot easy to read Buy and Sell Dots right on your chart!

● Swing Trader Pro Buy Dot

● Swing Trader Pro Sell Dot

As each time bar or price bar is completed, the Swing Trader Pro will measure the strength of supply and demand in your market to determine if a trading signal should be generated.  If market buying strength meets the signal strength criterion, then a Buy Dot will be displayed under the price bar.  If this occurs, you can consider taking a Buy Position (Long Position) on the close of the price bar or the open of the following price bar.

If market selling strength meets the signal strength criterion, then a Sell Dot will be displayed over the price bar.  You can then consider taking a Sell Position (Short Position) on the close of the price bar.

Apple (AAPL) short trading example

Step one is to spot the daily bearish divergence.  Once you have done this, then you could have taken sell signals from the Swing Trader Pro on a shorter timeframe, like 60 minute charts.

Gold Futures (GC) “Brexit” trading example

Again, everyone knew that there would be tremendous volatility in the stock market and in gold during the Brexit vote when the UK was voting on whether to leave the EU.  Events like this are often excellent opportunities to make great money off of the high volatility conditions.  We could have also considered trading Gold futures around the Brexit event.