able to be in different will data and you You the spreadsheet simply financial instrument. For example, to
could an have instrument Index , Commodities and Stocks etc....set of spreadsheets.
But they'll charge you
a monthly subscription fee of between $100 and $200.
A Profitable Way to Use this Information:
There are many ways to use and experiment with
this information, such as.....................
1) Open your S&P spreadsheet and make a note of the
next day's projected high and low prices.
2) On the next day, the S&P opens at or BELOW
the projected low price. You would therefore place a BUY order.
This Excel spreadsheet uses a formulae to forecast the next day's trading range of your selected financial
instrument.
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The Trading Range Forecaster Will Provide You With The Projected High and Low Prices For The Next Day!
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1) The document is a zipped Excel document.
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, S&P 500 , DAX and the CAC .
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5) The formulae remains hidden in both the sample and the unlocked version.
Would You Like To Know What The Next Day's Trading Range Is Likely To Be?
This FREE download sample contains price information from five Indexes. You can verify all the prices
and then decide yourself if this is a useful tool for your trading activity.
Or...............
3) The S&P opens at or ABOVE the projected high price.
You would therefore place a SELL order.
Take your profit taken using your own target profit criteria.
Example of
the Dow spreadsheet:
1) The 10th January ProjectedLow and ProjectedHigh is the projected
price range for the 11th January 2005.......[10546 and 10697].
2) The 7th January ProjectedLow and
ProjectedHigh is the projected price range for the 10th January 2005.................[10534 and 10686]. (There is a
gap from the 7th to the 10th because of the weekend)
3) To use the document, you would simply type in the
DATE - OPEN - HIGH - LOW - CLOSE prices in the left hand columns, and the
projected next day's trading range will be revealed. (Please note that you can't do this with the sample document because
it's locked.)