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The Macro Millionaire Coaching Program of John Thomas

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Many folks have asked us about the Macro millionaire Coaching Program. We give it two thumbs up. In fact, we suggest you take our seasonal software and run the macro trades through them first to see whether the timing can be improved or not. Ins ome cases we’ve found we can improve the trade greatly.

As we always say, you must use some method to pick the trades, and use the seasonal method, when appropriate to refine the timing. You can be a technical trader and just trade off the seasonals alone, but when you have a fundamental macro bias, and the seasonals align, you have a perfect storm of trend following profits in store.

John Thomas, the Macro Millionaire expert of global macro hedge fund trading trends, has just released a new video you might want to watch Six Major Trends for 2011 That Will Make You Rich or Miserable

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Written by Market Timer

January 25th, 2011 at 4:59 am

XLK and XLF Trend Projections into 2011

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Two popular ETFS – for the financial sector and technology – have our interest peaked. Cycles for the XLF ETF keep rising until April, and the seasonals show a dip ending about now and head upwards until at least January. As to Technology, see for yourself:

XLK - Technology Seasonal Chart

These charts are showing a bullish ride until January, and if there is a late year rally, especially after mid-December when any short term downwards cycles pressure vanishes, we may see the rises come true.

XLF - Financial Sector Seasonal Chart

Written by Market Timer

November 24th, 2010 at 11:47 pm

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