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I have been trading the stock market for over 15 years now and I know one thing for certain, it is extremely difficult to predict the future movements of the stock market. It is much easier to follow the intermediate trends of the stock market then to predict it. The direction of the stock market is determined by the billions of dollars invested by hedge funds and mutual funds and I believe the best we can do is follow the intermediate trend when it begins, and to get out when it ends. My system therefore, is a trend following system and never tries to predict which way the market will move in the short term. The direction of the trend , up or down, is irrelevant to me and the reason for the trend, whether it's because of good news or bad news, is irrelevant. My only desire is to be in the market when the trend is up and out of the market when the trend is down. I have created a purely mechanical system to identify when these intermediate trends begin and end.

My system is very easy to use, and very low risk. In fact, if you had traded my signals from March '03 till now, you would have been in cash for 3½ years of the last 9 years, and still made over 8% per year on the un-leveraged trades and more than 11% per year for the leveraged trades. With only about 4 trades per year, it is not intended for day traders but for conservative traders that want to beat “buy and hold”, but don't have the time to watch the stock market on a daily basis. In 14 years of trading, I have learned that the stock market spends more time in bull markets then it does in bear markets, so I believe using some leverage during a “buy” signal, takes advantage of the predominant time spent in a bull market. On the other hand, I have found it much harder and riskier to make money during a “sell” signal due to the fact the stock market spends much less time in a downtrend then an uptrend. I recommend keeping your money in “cash”, safe and out of harms way during a “sell” signal, and to sit back and relax, and wait for the next “buy” signal.

The stock market was in a bull market from the early 1980's till the early 2000's so the likelihood of the market going sideways, or even worse, going down for the next 5 to 10 years has increased considerably lately. Can you afford to have your mutual funds or your retirement accounts, lose money for the next 5 to 10 years? There are thousands of home foreclosures every month, banks are failing around the world, and 10's of thousands of people are losing their jobs every month. But if you follow my signals starting today, you can be assured that you will not lose your life savings or your retirement account to a declining stock market. My desire is help investors and traders understand that you don't have to lose 30, 40 or 50% of your money during a bear market.

Are you tired of paying your financial advisor or your stock broker fees and commissions, even when you lose thousands of dollars? If you are, then follow my system, and take control of your financial future. Why pay someone else for something you can do for free!! Don’t let your stock broker or financial adviser tell you that “buy and hold” is the only way to make money in the stock market. They collect fees and commisions from you whether you lose money or make money. If you had invested in the S & P using a "buy and hold" method beginning 11 years ago, you would still be down over 12%. I hope this service benefits you and helps you make money for yourself and your family. If you would like to Subscribe to this site and receive my 'Buy' and 'Cash' signals, then please visit the 'FAQs' page. If you have any comments at all regarding this site, please send me an email at oneqtrades@yahoo.com and let me know. If you know anyone that can benefit from this information, then please pass it on. Thank you!

The real Dimon Principle  Following a winner is often a losing strategy. That ironic result traces to what all too often happens to a winner after he wins: His success goes to his head, leading to overconfidence. Especially after several wins in a row, he becomes dangerously prone to doing something really stupid. If that sounds like a good description of what happened at J.P. Morgan Chase, it’s because it is. After the bank emerged virtually unscathed from the 2008 financial crisis, it would have taken saint-like restraint on the part of CEO Jamie Dimon to not downplay luck’s role in that success and not overestimate his own genius.

Dimon didn’t practice what he preached at Harvard  Here’s a handy leadership tip from J.P. Morgan Chase CEO James Dimon: “You have to fight self-deception. Human beings are experts at it. I do it, too.” I found this advice on J.P. Morgan’s website. It is from a June 2009 talk Dimon gave to Harvard Business School graduates on leadership qualities. Read more on Dimon’s commencement speech at Harvard Business School. Here’s the basic lesson: If you employ some guy placing billions of dollars in risky trades, and that guy has been nicknamed “The London Whale,” you should not pretend rising concerns about his trading positions are “a tempest in a teapot.”

SEN. COBURN’S DARK WARNING: U.S. WILL FACE A ‘FINANCIAL MELTDOWN’ IN 2-5 YEARS  “In 2022, less than 10 years from now, unless we make major changes that everybody’s saying they know has to be made but none of the politicians have the courage to make, the entire federal budget will be made of only three things: interest, Medicare and Social Security, nothing else,” he added.

NY Times: Fear, Distrust Make Investors Shun Stock Market  Investors are shunning the stock market because of distrust as well as fear. Policymakers should take notice and strive to restore trust, argues The New York Times. Investors aren't keeping their money out of stocks just because of recent asset bubbles and stock market crashes. Scandals and the slow, uncertain pace of financial reform, as shown by the recent $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase, have destroyed their trust in stocks, the Times asserts in an editorial.

Jim Rogers: 2013 to Be Bad, 'God Knows What Will Happen in 2014'  Election-year politics and loose monetary policies will keep the economy afloat this year, but get ready for a sell-off. "2013 will be very bad. God knows what will happen in 2014," Rogers told Fox Business Network. "I own no American equities," Rogers separately told CNBC. "I'm mainly short stocks around the world because I don't expect the world economy to be very good in the next couple of years. In fact, 2013 is probably going to be a huge mess and 2014 is going to be a real mess."

The most dangerous drug in the world: 'Devil's Breath' chemical from Colombia can block free will, wipe memory and even kill  The drug is called scopolamine, but is colloquially known as ‘The Devil’s Breath,' and is derived from a particular type of tree common to South America. Stories surrounding the drug are the stuff of urban legends, with some telling horror stories of how people were raped, forced to empty their bank accounts, and even coerced into giving up an organ.

SEE THE HORRIFIC 2011 VIDEO SHOWING TEEN MOM BEATING BABY THAT’S GOING VIRAL  It’s a shocking incident that occurred in May 2011 but is just now circulating in the viral virtual world. A video uploaded to YouTube depicts a Malaysian teen mom violently beating her screaming baby. The mom has since been sent to prison for her actions and the baby is in a foster care home reportedly doing well, but that hasn’t stopped the video from drawing extreme criticism against the mother even a year later.

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