FAQs

How much does your service cost?

If you donate $50 dollars to this site, you will receive 4 months of access ($12.50/month) to the 'Current Signal' page.

If you donate $100 dollars to this site, you will receive 1 year of access ($8.33/month), to the 'Current Signal' page.

If you donate $500 dollars to this site, you will receive 6 years of access ($6.94/month) to the 'Current Signal' page.

If you donate $1,000 or more to this site, you will receive a lifetime membership to the 'Current Signal' page.

If you have any questions regarding any of the four subscriptions, please e-mail me at oneqtrades@yahoo.com  Thank you.

How do I access the signals?

To access the signals, you will need to decide which of the plans outlined above, you would like to subscribe to, then you will get access to the 'Current Signal' page.

What investment instruments do you trade with your system?

I recommend using the Nasdaq Composite tracking stock (ONEQ) for my 'Buy' signals. I have developed my system around the Nasdaq Composite and ONEQ most closely correlates with the Nasdaq Composite. But other tracking stocks such as the Nasdaq 100 (QQQQ), the Diamonds (DIA) and the Spiders (SPY) will work well too.

How will I know when there is a signal change?

The current 'Buy' and 'Cash' signals will always be on display at the top of the 'Current Signal' page. Log into the 'Current Signal' page and check to see what the current Nasdaq price of either the 'Buy' price or 'Cash' price is and compare that to the 'Real Time Nasdaq Price'. My signals are an 'end of day' signal, therefore, if you can determine that the Nasdaq is going to close at the posted price before the close of trading, then execute the trade right before 1:00pm (Pacific Standard Time) or at the opening of the market the next morning. Also, if I determine that either a 'Buy' or 'Cash' signal is imminent, I will start providing alert messages at the top of the 'Current Signal' page a few days before the signal so you can get an idea of what day it might take place.

How are the “Buy” and “Cash” signals determined?

The “Buy” and “Cash” signals generated are purely mechanical, with no emotion involved and are determined at the end of each trading day. My system is a trend following system that determines the most likely direction of the intermediate trend for the next 1 to 4 months.

Is your system a “market timing” system?

No. I do not try to time the tops or bottoms of the Nasdaq Composite market. I believe it is extremely difficult to time or predict the market and I prefer to follow the intermediate trend that is created by hedge funds and mutual funds. My system will never “Buy” at the bottom and go to “Cash” at the top but will seek to capture the majority of the intermediate trend.

If I follow your system in the middle of a signal, should I trade or wait till the next signal?

The intermediate trends can last anywhere from 1 month to 12 months and I have no way of knowing before hand how long the signal will last before a sell signal is issued. If you are concerned about the signal changing right after you place a trade based on my 'buy' signal, then place your trades in 2 or 3 equal amounts over the next few weeks to help average out the up and down swings of the market.

Do you trade your signals with your own money?

Absolutely YES!!! I developed this system originally for myself out of a frustration with being told that they only way to make money in the stock market is to “buy and hold” and hope that the stock market will go up forever. After I lost a lot of money during the 2000-2002 bear market, I determined to never let that happen again. I have both a cash account and a retirement account that I trade using my own signals.

Do you “short sell” during a market decline?

No. I do not “short sell”. The stock market spends the majority of the time in uptrends versus downtrends so I believe it is more profitable and less risky to make money when the market is in an uptrend. Therefore, during “sell” signals, I prefer to be in the safety of cash and wait for the next “buy” signal. Also, I believe many people are uncomfortable with “short selling” and not familiar with it so my system is perfect for the conservative trader and not for the day trader or very active trader.

What if I want to profit from a market decline?

If you want to profit from a market decline, and know how to “short” the market, then wait for the 'short' price that I will post on the 'Current Signal' page on the day after a 'Cash' signal, which will most likely be higher than the price of the Nasdaq on the day of the 'Cash' signal. Then you can “short” the ONEQ or any ETF that you feel comfortable with. I would however recommend not using any leverage.

Do you use any leverage when you buy the ONEQ?

Yes. The stock market spends the majority of the time in uptrends, therefore I believe using some leverage is very beneficial. My system determines very accurately the beginning of intermediate trends that can last anywhere from 1 month to 12 months and using leverage can multiply your gains. I personally use 1.5x leverage in every one of my “buy” signal trades. If you are not comfortable using leverage when trading, then by all means, trade only with the money you have in your cash account. My “Performance” page shows both the returns for using leverage and not using leverage for comparison sake.

Are your signals 'Intra-day' prices or 'End-of-day' prices?

'End-of-day' prices. If you are able to access real-time Nasdaq prices and can determine near the end of the trading day, as near as possible to 4:00pm E.S.T., that my 'Buy' or 'Cash' signals will be reached, then issue the corresponding 'Buy' or 'Sell' signal with your e-broker.

How do I cancel my subscription to OneQtrades.com?

If you would like to cancel your subscription, please e-mail me at oneqtrades@yahoo.com and let me know. Thank you.