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Posted by futures-commodity-trading.com on May 28, 2006, 5:52 pm
Cotton is due for a weekly swing bottom NOW.
This was forecasted the other day.
http://www.traderscastle.com/webbin/webbbs_config.pl/read/713
This is a reminder. Due to the nature of forecasts, they are often read and
put aside since they are a future event. Then as the time arrives, many are
caught sleeping because time has elapsed and life goes on.
So refresh your memory. You have an excellent opportunity here.
Look for the 1-2-3 pattern formation on your daily chart in order to enter
off #3 corrective swing bottom. That is a low risk approach to capitalizing
on a forming weekly swing bottom.
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Cheers!
Rick J. Ratchford
ProfitMax Trading Inc.
http://www.profitmaxtrading.com
"If you could see tomorrow, today... would you take it?"
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Posted by truth-b-told on May 28, 2006, 7:35 pm
Is this what RAT meant to say:
Cotton may be due for a weekly swing bottom. We just won't know until
maybe next week or possibly the week after, or quite possibly the week
after that one. We'll let you know in two weeks, maybe in three weeks
time, if we are paper profitable. If we aren't, then we will ignore
this paper trade and move on to the next after-the-fact-trade.
The was forecasted AFTER-THE-FACT, and before the open on Tuesday, May
30, 2006.
SPAM LINK BLOCKED
This is a SPAMMER reminder. Due the the nature of many people
ridiculing my "after-the-fact and paper trade forecasts," most if not
all of them are shoved aside and ignored. Many forecasts are piled up
on my desk, alongside the numerous checks from our newest adventure,
Ethos-in-a bottle. Then as more checks roll in, I tend to plug and
promote my forecasts, even more, because I need your money. I have
bills to pay at the end of the month. Many people are caught off guard,
and some even take my paper trade forecasts, only to lose their real
money. I always warn them, about using stops, but some of them just
don't listen.
So, I'll refresh your memory. You have an excellent chance to make some
ficticious monopoly money this next week or so, by paper-trading
alongside with me. So if you have some money laying around, please send
what you got and sign up for my newest gig, Ethos-in-a-bottle. And
don't forget to sign up for my latest trial offers, and while you are
sending me money, you should really buy all of my books and software
packages that simply don't work for me. I need to clear out some
inventory, and make room for the semi load of Ethos boxes, so please
purchase all you can.
What I do, is I simply copied this method from a book that Ken Roberts
sells. This particular method was borrowed first, then stolen, then
SPAMMED by me, for many years. It still works today, and I have used it
many times over the past 10 years, to generate income for myself. It is
called a 1-2-3 pattern formation. Sometimes I also call it a 4-5-6
method, because sometimes it take me that many tries to get a trade
forecast correct. On several other ocassions, I have even called it
the 7-8-9 method. You get the point. So, once you see that 1-2-3
forming, you enter off of the # 3 corrective swing bottom. Pretty
simple isn't it? Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. We just
DON'T know until the day after, and then we still DON'T know if that
bar will hold or not, until the next swing point is made. This is a
very low risk approach for you paper-traders to capitalize on. After
all, you will NEVER find this kind of fantastic trade forecasting
ability, or stops being used, anywhere on the Internet, from Rick
Ratchford. You better watch out for copycats who prey on the gullible
newbies in here, stealing my analysis methods that I stole from Ken
Roberts, and then calling it their own. Be aware of Legan trying to
call the Cotton market. I made this forecast first, before Legan
did....na-na-na-na-na-na!!
Cheers!
Ricky RAT Ratchford.
SPAM BLOCKED
" If you could fix stupid today, would you wait until tomorrow?"
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