FTSE Intraday/Short Term
Price by email £49 per month, click here to subscribe
Price by SMS £69 per month, click here to subscribe
Price by SMS £69 per month, click here to subscribe
This service is best suited to those who want to create quick profits and have the time to trade during the day.
Trade The FTSE 100 With The Odds In Your Favour
You will receive intraday trading signals on the FTSE 100 plus access to Thierry's blog (see Live Trade Updates). Positions are held for a few hours. No analysis, no chart, just Buy and Sell signals, price targets, stop losses and confidence levels.
e-Yield intraday forecast is based on the unfolding Elliott wave pattern during the trading day together with e-Yield's proprietary indicators namely the BTI, the beta matrix and the Top 20 Differential.
A scoring system calculates the probability of a move occurring, when the probability of success is high an email alert is sent out. Here is a recent example:
"We sell at 4970, target 4900, stop loss 5010. Confidence level 80%"
It's as simple as that!
When the time to take profits comes you'll receive another alert.
If the probability of a move occurring is not high enough we won't trade but we will still send out an alert to give you our view.
Trade The FTSE 100 With The Odds In Your Favour
You will receive intraday trading signals on the FTSE 100 plus access to Thierry's blog (see Live Trade Updates). Positions are held for a few hours. No analysis, no chart, just Buy and Sell signals, price targets, stop losses and confidence levels.
e-Yield intraday forecast is based on the unfolding Elliott wave pattern during the trading day together with e-Yield's proprietary indicators namely the BTI, the beta matrix and the Top 20 Differential.
A scoring system calculates the probability of a move occurring, when the probability of success is high an email alert is sent out. Here is a recent example:
"We sell at 4970, target 4900, stop loss 5010. Confidence level 80%"
It's as simple as that!
When the time to take profits comes you'll receive another alert.
If the probability of a move occurring is not high enough we won't trade but we will still send out an alert to give you our view.
Our alerts are sent out between 8am and 7pm.
Prices quoted are “rolling spread” or "rolling cash" as quoted by the spread betting companies.
The levels where we buy or sell are limit orders.
With intraday trading we trade the rolling cash FTSE 100, sometime called UK 100 cash. We do not recommend to trade the quarterly contract (FTSE 100 March, June, September or December) because the spread is wider than the rolling cash.
We recommend to close positions before 9pm even if the price target has not been reached. The next morning we will send you our latest view.
There are two types of alerts.
We show you the direction but we don’t trade: “First a rally to 5740, then a decline to 5680” or “up to 5740, down to 5680”
With this type of alert we do not trade because we do not have enough confidence in the prediction. However you are free to use that information to trade.
We trade: “We buy at 5690, target 5740, stop loss 5650, confidence 70%”
Target: the level where we will close the trade and take profits.
Stop loss: the level where we will cut our losses if we are wrong.
Confidence: how confident we are in predicting the move. 50% and 60% are low confidence, 70% and 80% are high confidence.
Swing trades
We trade intraday for most of the time but from time to time we take a swing trade. The swing trades are short term over a few days and we mix two systems FTSE short term and FTSE intraday. However, I don't recommend to take the two trades at the same time, for example if we have opened a swing trade we will ignore the trades from the FTSE intraday. With a swing trade we keep the position overnight.
When we trade the FTSE intraday we use the "rolling cash" or "rolling spread" FTSE 100.
When we trade the FTSE short term we use the quarterly contract FTSE 100 March, June, September or December.
What to do:
When we trade short term you'll receive a daily email and the subject line of the email reads "FTSE short term update". In this situation we do not trade intraday and the levels stated refer to the quarterly bet.
When we trade intraday the only alerts you will receive will have the words "FTSE intraday..." in the subject line to remind you that we trade intraday. With intraday trading we trade the FTSE 100 rolling cash or rolling spread also called UK 100 cash (CMC), UK 100 rolling spread (City Index) or FTSE 100 DFB (IG Index). All the levels stated in an intraday alert refer to the rolling cash FTSE.
Prices quoted are “rolling spread” or "rolling cash" as quoted by the spread betting companies.
The levels where we buy or sell are limit orders.
With intraday trading we trade the rolling cash FTSE 100, sometime called UK 100 cash. We do not recommend to trade the quarterly contract (FTSE 100 March, June, September or December) because the spread is wider than the rolling cash.
We recommend to close positions before 9pm even if the price target has not been reached. The next morning we will send you our latest view.
There are two types of alerts.
We show you the direction but we don’t trade: “First a rally to 5740, then a decline to 5680” or “up to 5740, down to 5680”
With this type of alert we do not trade because we do not have enough confidence in the prediction. However you are free to use that information to trade.
We trade: “We buy at 5690, target 5740, stop loss 5650, confidence 70%”
Target: the level where we will close the trade and take profits.
Stop loss: the level where we will cut our losses if we are wrong.
Confidence: how confident we are in predicting the move. 50% and 60% are low confidence, 70% and 80% are high confidence.
Swing trades
We trade intraday for most of the time but from time to time we take a swing trade. The swing trades are short term over a few days and we mix two systems FTSE short term and FTSE intraday. However, I don't recommend to take the two trades at the same time, for example if we have opened a swing trade we will ignore the trades from the FTSE intraday. With a swing trade we keep the position overnight.
When we trade the FTSE intraday we use the "rolling cash" or "rolling spread" FTSE 100.
When we trade the FTSE short term we use the quarterly contract FTSE 100 March, June, September or December.
What to do:
When we trade short term you'll receive a daily email and the subject line of the email reads "FTSE short term update". In this situation we do not trade intraday and the levels stated refer to the quarterly bet.
When we trade intraday the only alerts you will receive will have the words "FTSE intraday..." in the subject line to remind you that we trade intraday. With intraday trading we trade the FTSE 100 rolling cash or rolling spread also called UK 100 cash (CMC), UK 100 rolling spread (City Index) or FTSE 100 DFB (IG Index). All the levels stated in an intraday alert refer to the rolling cash FTSE.
Disclaimer
e-Yield and the author of the research do not make any personal recommendations. The information is provided solely to enable investors to make their own investment decisions and does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise deal in investments. If you have any doubts, you should seek advice from an independent financial adviser.
Financial trading and spread betting carry a high level of risk to your capital, and are not suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks, and seek independent advice if necessary.
e-Yield and the author of the research do not make any personal recommendations. The information is provided solely to enable investors to make their own investment decisions and does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise deal in investments. If you have any doubts, you should seek advice from an independent financial adviser.
Financial trading and spread betting carry a high level of risk to your capital, and are not suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks, and seek independent advice if necessary.
