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Bad news, and why charts are often soo wrong!

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marketgauge.com

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info@marketgauge.com

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Sat, Aug 13, 2016 12:14 PM

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Our internal code name for this project was, ?real motion?, and it stuck as the indicator name,

[Company Logo] The bad news first... You missed it live and the replay is about to expire. Good news - It's free to check it out, and it could make your trading this summer a lot more fun! Hi Trader, We’ve discovered an easy way for you to know which big levels of support you can trust, and which price levels will fail! This is something that can dramatically improve your... ...confidence ...accuracy ...consistency ...even enjoyment in reading charts to determine your trading entries and exits. [It's all revealed in this free replay of a live training session!] (Warning: this recording will only be available this weekend!) Our internal code name for this project was, “real motion”, and it stuck as the indicator name, because... - Isn’t it soo frustrating when you put your stop under “good” support and then you still lose on the trade! - And why don’t the “great 50-day and 200-day” moving averages seem to give you the confidence that all the books and educators say they should! I’m sure you could continue this list of frustrations that reading charts can create for traders, but let’s jump to the solution instead... The frustrations and failures of using support and resistance levels on charts are not your fault! As I explain in the training... The “real motion” of a market is determined by two major forces or conditions in the markets that typical charts do not enable you to see! These 2, most important measures of a trend, are the ‘secret’ behind: 1. Which levels of support or resistance will work, and 2. Where the biggest traders are investing the most money! [Tap here to see the replay of the training that explains everything] They are also a major focus of many of Wall Street’s computer based trading systems that big banks and hedge funds pay millions to develop with teams of ‘rocket scientists’. Now it’s your turn, and you don’t need a PhD to profit with it! In fact, it’s as easy as reading the direction of the moving averages you’re already looking at on your charts. But it’s NOT THE SAME TREND that has been frustrating traders (maybe you too) for as long as charts have existed! Watch the replay of our recent live training session and discover... ...what real motion is based on ...how you can see a market real motion, and ...which stocks and markets have great looking real motion trends right now! Unfortunately, access to this replay will expire this weekend so watch it now. [Tap here for access before it expires]. I hope you’re having a great weekend! Best wishes for your trading, Geoff Bysshe President MarketGauge P.S. I bet you’re looking at this too… The market’s pushing up into record highs. If the market’s continue to break out three good things are likely to happen. - Most traders will be caught off guard and surprised. I’m establishing positions now to be prepared for such a ‘surprise’ that won’t hurt me if the surprise doesn’t happen. [Watch the training to join me!] - The rolling bear markets in various sectors (you’ll learn about this in the training), will provide dozens, maybe hundreds, of massive trend trade opportunities in stocks that have been basing for months! As you’ll discover in the training, you can be profiting from these opportunities right now! - Traders who can identify the most reliable trends will enjoy the breakout rather than be fearful, unsure and frustrated - regardless of whether it continues or fails (again)! And if the market rolls over at these elevated levels yet again... Traders who understand real motion will either... - Sidestep the market’s decline, or collapse, and then happily buy the best trends a cheaper prices, or - Get short and enjoy the slide! Either way... I’m looking forward to the markets as the summer ends, and the big traders come back from vacation and create big moves that we can profit from, and I hope you are too! So before this opportunity passes you by... [Tap here to see how real motion can enable you to enjoy summer and trading at the same time!] [twitter.png]Get more - follow us on Twitter! [@marketgauge] and [@marketminute] To stop receiving this go[here.] | Got Questions? (Office hours 9-5 ET (New York time)) Email: [info@marketgauge.com] Live Chat: Go to bottom right corner of our [home page]. Call: 888-241-3060 or 973-729-0485 "Market Intelligence at a Glance + Tools For Serious Traders" [Tap here to manage your email subscriptions or stop receiving this email.] MarketGauge.com 70 Sparta Ave, Suite 203 Sparta, New Jersey 07871 United States (888) 241-3060

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