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A trade Example based on our Market Outlook
(Jan - Mar 2004)

Market Status (1/20/2004): ...Today, we saw a leveling off of the VMA spikes activity. The VMA spikes we noted today were not as significant as those we saw last week. Since the short-term correction we have been calling for has yet to appear, we can only conclude that the market is now setting up for such a down move. Today's reduced volume activity is an indication that a move lower may soon occur, as the market begins to react to the accumulated resistive volume to the upside. We therefore expect a move lower in the short- and mid-term. In contrast, our outlook for the long-term is for a continued move higher, because we do not feel the strength of the current up-trend has been weakened by the resistive volume to date...

Market Status (3/23/2004): ...As anticipated in our previous Market Outlook, the market generated further supportive volume today as it bounced off its lows. We expect the market is ready to move higher in the near future. In the short-term, however, in spite of the supportive volume generated, we feel it may move lower first in order to generate additional supportive volume. Our expectation for the mid- and long-term is for the market to move higher, as it would be unlikely for the market to continue moving lower with such an accumulation of supportive volume to the downside having taken place..

Now, we refer you to the chart below. Compare the excerpts you just read above with what actually took place.

Chart courtesy of MarketVolume.com

By following our Market Outlook,
you could have made (on a mid-term trade):
8% by trading QQQQ,
5% by trading SPDRs or the DOW.