Swing trading is a style of trading that attempts to capture short- to medium-term gains in a stock (or any financial instrument) over a period of a few days to several weeks.

With our swing trade alerts there is no guessing when to buy or sell the stock. With the “Basic Plan” portfolio; Get alerted each Friday on the Top 7 and Top 3 stocks to trade . 2. With the “Premium Plan” portfolio; Get alerted each day on the Top stocks to trade.

The holding time for all our stocks is about 7 days, however some can be as long as 4 weeks. An alert will be given in advance of when to buy the stocks and also another alert when to sell the stocks.

All signals are automatically sent via email and posted to the member's portal.

From 11 am upto 45 minutes before the Market close. All trades are placed today using MOC orders (Market On Close). Its easier and better to manage Entries and Exits as there is more liquidity and no slippage by using Market On Close Orders.

A Market-on-Close (MOC) order is a market order that is submitted to execute as close to the closing price as possible. Because they’re market orders, you can’t specify any price any specific price. They guarantee the time of execution, not the price. All MOC orders must be received by 15:50 ET!

If your Trading Platform does not support/offer Market-on-Close (MOC) orders, than send a market order as close to the closing bell before 16:00 EST.

Yes. All our strategies have been thoroughly back-tested, and real-time tested with real money.

No. Our swing trades offer an easy way to trade with no headaches of watching the daily market. You are alerted the stocks to purchase and hold for 1 to 4 weeks. No stop loss or price alert to worry about. What is a Stop Loss Order? A stop-loss order is an order placed with a broker to buy or sell a security when it reaches a certain price. This type of order is used to limit an investor's loss on a security position. When the stock price hits the stop-loss price, the order is triggered and executed at the next available opportunity.

No. We don't want to limit our upside. We want to let our winners run. What is a Price Target? A "price target order" is an order to buy or sell a security at a specific price. Price target orders are used by traders to take profits on a trade. For example, if a trader buys a stock at $10 and sets a price target of $12, they will sell the stock when it reaches $12. If the stock falls to $8, the trader will buy more shares to average down their cost basis. Price target orders can be placed with most brokerages and are executed when the security trades at or near the specified price.

Yes. you can trade in any IRA type.

No. Shorting is incredibly hard and completely unnecessary to make a huge amount of cash. Most new traders are enamored with shorting stocks, but it's a fool's errand. If you're currently trying to short stocks, STOP! Your account and stress level will thank you.

You may cancel anytime during the free trial period or during your active monthly subscription. Simply login to your account - Go "My Subscriptions" and hit "Cancel". No questions asked.

Yes. We offer 30 day free trials. And we can see why you ask - there are a lot of services that do not. We not only alert you to trades in advance, but you have full access to all our services. In lieu of a free trial, all of our subscriptions are monthly. You are free to cancel at anytime. We hope you never need to, but the power is always yours.

There are two ways traders use our alerts: Banks, funds and passive traders would use our alerts exactly as we do. They would buy when we buy and sell when we sell. Banks and funds would do this to get strategy diversity. Amateurs do it because they don’t know what else to do (and the results have very high average returns). Professional traders use our alerts like any other indicator… as confirmation on trades. We may be in a long position for a week or so and during that time, day-traders may trade 50 times. By using our alerts as indicators, they’ll ignore sell side signals they see thereby reducing the amount of trades they place and increasing their percentage of accuracy.