Your Account Changing Video. A Must Watch!

If you could apply three small changes to your trading that could max your returns, and cut your commissions wouldn't you want to do it?


Watch: Three Account Changing Strategies


In this streaming video, you'll learn the three changes John Carter made to his trading that helped him earn more then a million dollars in one month. And this can be done in any size account large or small.


See his actual account and HOW right HERE


John shows his trades, both winners and losers, and shows you how you can do what he did to change his trading forever. Let's get started today.

See you in the markets!
Ray @ The Crude Oil Trader


So.....Who is suckering you into taking the wrong trades at the wrong time

Using John Carter’s 80/20 Trading Rule for Your Trading

It’s true in every successful business so why wouldn’t it be true in our trading? What we really make money on, our work that’s really profitable is the result of approximately 20% of our work. The 80% of the time we are usually working our butts off to squeeze out the last morsel of profit.

But why? Maybe we have no choice in our typical bricks and mortar businesses. But when it comes to trading, if we are using 10 or 15 trading methods or styles and only making money on 3 of them why do we bother?

I bring this up because my good friend and trading partner John carter has just sent me a video that proofs just that in his 2013 account. When analyzing his primary trading account [the one he made well over a million dollars in last year] he proofed just that. He made 80% of his profits from 20% of his trades.

Here are just a few of the highlights of what he discovered and will show you…….

    *    He discovered one secret to cutting the noise out of the financial markets to focus on high probability,   high reward trades

    *    How his trading was being transformed by an Italian economist’s observation in 1906

    *    His real account trading results for 2013 leaving nothing to the imagination

    *    Who is suckering you into taking the wrong trades at the wrong time

    *    What happened for the first time after 25 years of trading

          And much more...

John has produced a new video that goes into detail about how he accomplished these amazing but simple results.

Simply tap here to watch John’s video “John Carter’s 80/20 Trading Rule”

Please feel free to leave a comment and let us know what you think about John’s video.

Gold still at risk of a large downward move before the rally

Gold has been busy consolidating in what I believe will be a 13 Fibonacci month Primary wave 4 correction. The Gold bull market I’ve been following since 2001 is a likely 13 year bull cycle that will end in 2013 or 2014 depending on how you count. This current correction pattern is working off a 34 Fibonacci month rally that took Gold from 681 to 1923 at its ultimate highs. Last fall I warned about the parabolic run likely ending in the 1908 ranges and for investors to position themselves accordingly.

Today we have Gold trading around 1600 and our recent forecast in May was for a rally into Mid June topping around 1620-1650 ranges in US Dollars. The intermediate forecast still calls for a possible drop to 1445-1455 ranges this summer, the same figures I gave out on TheStreet.Com interview last September for a Primary wave 4 low.....Read the entire article and charts.


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Musings: Energy Stocks Have Mostly Trailed the Market This Year

The results of the November 2nd election and the recent Federal Reserve Bank’s announcement that it was embarking on another attempt to stimulate the economy by encouraging bank lending through a program to provide more liquidity to the banking system, known as the second quantitative easing, or QE2, have driven the stock market to levels that existed immediately before the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Accompanying the QE2 announcement, the worth of the United States dollar among world currencies fell in value helping to boost the price of commodities including crude oil. Natural gas prices in the U.S. have not benefited from the weakening dollar as the product is truly a local one.

When we look at the performance so far in 2010 for the overall stock market, as measured by the Standard & Poor’s 500 Stock Price Index, it has been solid. The S&P 500 index is up nearly 10% through the end of last week, and is at a level exceeding that achieved in late spring this year. But when we look at the performance of energy stocks, they have tended to lag the performance of the overall stock market despite the strong impetuous from commodity prices.

If we look at what has happened this year in energy markets, there have been two primary events that have shaped the business, the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster and the recovery in economy activity following the 2008-2009 recession. While energy demand has recovered from the drastic drop experienced last year due to the recession, the combination of rising supply and continued subpar economic growth and energy demand in the industrialized economies of the world has muted the magnitude of the oil price rise. Crude oil is denominated in U.S. dollars globally, and its price is impacted by the fluctuating value of the U.S. dollar. At various points in time during the year oil prices rose or fell sharply in response to movements in the value of the dollar, however, there was no sustained move in......Read the entire article.



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