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Hi Guys,
The following is my experience of trading following the Live Analysis Service. As an avid Twitter-er i had seen this guys claims of triple digit point gains weekly and immediately thought "whatever"! But he kept posting and backing it up with analysis and the offer of a free trial week, which left me intrigued enough to check out his website and take up the offer of the free week.
Now if i'm honest i haven't taken all the trades, i have only taken the FTSE and DAX trades. Mainly because these are markets i trade anyway. The first week broke even mainly because of the FOMC being fruitcakes!!! But what i saw from Aadil in that week made me believe enough in his ability to move forward and further my trading education via Inter Market Analysis. i signed up for the month, Week 2 I made 115.5 points and this week (4/10/13) i have made 159 points.
Aadil clearly understand how markets work and with his guidance it is my intention to teach myself to fish!! If you are having any doubts then take the free trial, you have nothing to lose.
I'd like to make it clear i have no affiliation with Aadil at all, i have never met him, people on Twitter have told me he is a scammer, when i asked them to show me proof they went silent. The only proof I can see is that he delivers what he says he can and long may it continue.
Darren
@points4profit
The stock markets apparently welcome a government shutdown. The stock market is in rally mode on the first day the U.S. government has been shut down. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY) is trading at $169.26, +1.16 (0.69%).
So could the market actually welcome a shutdown? I think it is more complex than that. The market is analyzing the Debt Ceiling fight which is on the horizon. The feelings are that the government shutdown and Debt Ceiling fights are being rolled into one. For President Obama to get his way on the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare), he will have to allow the Republicans to cut some more spending to allow the Debt Ceiling to be raised. I know it seems warped, but the market is looking at the bigger picture and is liking what it sees.
Gareth Soloway
Chief Market Strategist
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
