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European Debt Issues Spark Volatility Plus How We Did This Week: 31% and 94% Fast Profits with QQQQ by Paul DeCaro May 14th, 2010
In a Nutshell New Opportunities Market Trends Comparative Performance Alternative Markets Sectors Bottom line	Best of Equities	Best of Alt Markets	Best of Sectors

In a Nutshell

What We Are Doing - In an overarching bearish environment (see our previous reports), equities started the week with a swing up, followed by a further drop in the last two days of the week. The bullish trade we executed with the QQQQ gave us a return of 31%. The following reverse trade (shorting the QQQQ) delivered a whopping 94% profit in two days.

Click here to see these profitable trade triggers we worked on the QQQQ (NASDAQ), provided as a sampling from the additional trades executed in our portfolios.

From last week's watch list: both Gold and Long Term Bonds continued to climb.

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What The Markets Are Doing - Dow Jones, S&P500 and NASDAQ remain in a mid-term bearish stance, although significant volatility is expected, due to the continuing trouble affecting economies overseas.

Gold - Gold continued its month- long bullish run, after breaking out of a five month trading range.

Crude Oil continued to fall sharply this week and is now at the bottom of the current trading range.

Long Term Treasury Bonds are poised to continue the mid-term bullish trend initiated in mid April.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES - In the short term, Natural Gas (UNG), Retail and Industrial Sectors (XRT and XLI respectively) and Homebuilders (XHB) are bullish (see performance comparison chart). Watch our real-time alerts for details and timing.

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Trade Triggers - This week's QQQQ trade triggers have once again been very profitable. As shown in the five minutes interval chart at right, we had great signals that delivered 31% in the early week up-swing, and a wonderful 94% profit in the two closing days of the week in our QQQQ options positions.

We continuously follow the multiple markets that are part of our diversified portfolio and issue real-time e-mail alerts to notify our subscribers of highly reliable trading opportunities. We also provide full detail recommendations for their implementation with your choice of stocks, ETFs and Options.

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Figure 1 - Trade triggers on the 5min chart of QQQQ

14 May 2010 Market Trends
Equities Dow Jones, S&P500 and NASDAQ remain in a mid-term bearish stance, although significant volatility is expected, due to the continuing trouble affecting economies overseas. In spite of the big drop, Equities are still bullish long- term. The mid-term is bearish. The upcoming weeks will confirm or deny entry into a bearish market. For now, we will trade the short term swings that can be expected after the recent extreme volatility. As the dust settles, we will start opening new long term moves. Subscribers will receive further details in the upcoming reports. Crude Oil continued to fall sharply this week and is now at the bottom of the current trading range. Gold - Gold continued its month- long bullish run, after breaking out of a five month trading range. Long Term Treasury Bonds are poised to continue the mid-term bullish trend initiated in mid April. If you enjoyed this report, please Digg it !!	Figure 2 - Dow Jones Average daily performance and OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 3 - QQQQ (NASDAQ) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 4 - Crude Oil (shown as USO ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 4 - Gold (shown as GLD ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 5 - Long Term Bonds (shown as TLT ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers

Comparative Performance

Equities

High volatility across the board.

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Alternative Markets

YTD comparative performance of alternative markets.

Real Estate is the strongest so far this year. The S&P500 is now slightly positive YTD.

Crude Oil joined Emerging Markets at the trailing end of the range, with a now much larger negative return.

In the picture at right, see the YTD comparative performance of:

Dow Jones (DIA)
S&P 500 (SPY)
Emerging Markets (EEM)
Gold (GLD)
Crude Oil (USO)
Real Estate (IYR)
Inv Grade Corp Bonds (LQD)
Long Term Treas Bonds (TLT)

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Sectors

Retail, Industrials and Consumer Discretionary stocks are delivering the best performance YTD.

Materials are the worst performers so far, at a negative 7.1% return YTD.

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