MONTHLY TRADER ALERT

On 4/26 I sent out an alert saying that the 61.8% retracement level
on the DOW (11,247), could be a good time to go short.

The alert also mentioned a potential high risk position that I was taking
was to short a 3X long ETF.

It also specifically mentioned shorting DRN at $230.

A few days later that ETF had a 4X split, so it would then be worth
$57.50.

Today as the market plunged, DRN got as low as $35.01, which means
you could have made as much as 39% profit in one week if you had
shorted it.

I did cover some of my short positions today, but I don’t think the
selling is over yet.

The market basically did exactly what was said by Dave in the Daily Market Advantage
… it just happened faster than he expected.

The DOW went all the way down to 10,000 before bouncing, and if you
didn’t have any buy/sell orders in place you probably missed it
altogether.

I am looking forward to Dave’s analysis to see what’s going to
happen next.

Members of the Daily Market Advantage receive his insight EVERY
trading day.

If you’re not yet a member you can get more info at:

http://www.diversifiedoptionstrading.com/go/DMA/

In addition to the daily reviews, Dave also posts “mid-day updates”
from time to time, with valuable up-to-the-minute tips.

It’s important to stay alert and be aware of the changing market
conditions, and the best way to do this is to join the Daily Market
Advantage.

http://www.diversifiedoptionstrading.com/go/DMA/

Honestly, I would not trade without it!

Dave F.
Diversified Options Trading

P.S. Remember, everything you learn in the Diversified Options Trading system is used in the Daily Market Advantage.

DISCLAIMER: No personal investing advice is implied or stated in
this communication. The information presented is for educational
purposes only and should not be construed as personal legal or
investment advice.

MONTHLY TRADER ALERT

This is an update from the Daily Market Advantage

Today we ran into the 61.8% retracement level on the DOW (11,247),
and came close to it on the S&P 500 (1227).

If you’ve been waiting for a good time to go short, this might be
it.

I say *might*, because frankly the market has been like a runaway
freight train.

I’m not sure if the momentum is ready to shift yet, but when it
does… it could be fast and furious.

So IF you’ve been waiting to go short, you might consider a small
position now.

But keep a tight stop, because the market could continue its upward
momentum.

If you enjoy the HIGH risk 3X ETF’s like I do, you might want to
take a look at shorting DRN (real estate bull, currently at $230).

Remember, the leveraged ETF’s can kill your margin in a hurry, so
set tight stops and don’t buy or short more than you can afford.

Members of the Daily Market Advantage receive this kind of insight
and much more EVERY trading day.

If you’re not yet a member you can get more info at:

Daily Market Advantage

In addition to the daily reviews, Dave also posts “mid-day updates”
from time to time, with valuable up-to-the-minute tips.

It’s important to stay alert and be aware of the changing market
conditions, and the best way to do this is to join the Daily Market
Advantage:

Daily Market Advantage

The market consolidated again today which, in almost every case (sideways action), means that the market will continue higher.

It’s making it’s way to the 61.8% retracement level on both the DOW (11,247)
and the S&P 500 (1227).

We are waiting now for the best shorting opportunity since October 2007 when
it hits these levels.

A subscriber asked me what will possibly cause the market to go down
at this point.

The answer is never revealed until it happens but I’m guessing that it could be
any one of dozens of reasons:

1. The Health Care Bill backlash that’s building
2. The Tea Party momentum
3. The Greece debacle that’s starting to boil (Greek credit default swaps are hit a historic high this morning)
4. Excessive government debt and lack of bond buyers
5. Goldman Sachs fraud – it’s just the tip of the iceberg
6. And much more…

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