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Outlook for world markets with brief comments for next week.
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I’d like to check historically to see how I’d have done if I’d followed your recommendations in your weekly outlook. When you note “sell” or “Buy”, how can I know whether you are recommending open,ing a position or closing one? And what day in the week should I assume the action would have been taken?
Hi Carl,
We post daily reversal levels for main indexes and some selected stocks on the sister site at: http://www.reversallevels.com/ We also post them on Twitter every day. This means that people can always verify the profit/loss (P/L%) they see in our tables.
When do we buy/sell?
For the daily reversal levels Buy and Sell signals entry on the next Open is assumed for calculating the current P/L%.
For the weekly reversal levels Buy and Sell signals entry on the next Monday Open (or Tuesday if market is closed on Monday) is used to calculate the ongoing weekly P/L%.
You can pick up some free samples of our daily files at the bottom of this page: http://www.reversallevels.com/p/subscribe.html
Below the tables there is detailed explanation of the different strategies as well as a FAQ that addresses common questions.
Danny