Market Dynamics UK LTD - Independent Financial Research

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  Questions and Answers.

  Why would I want to pay for financial market research when so much is available on the web?

Our research gives you three facts, plain and simple:

1) Entry price
2) Take profit price
3) Stop loss price


All of which are essential before a professional trader enters into a trade because by knowing 1 through 3 above, all human emotion is taken out of the trading equation.

WHY PAY?

By trying to do your own research or hunt around for free stuff on the Internet you waste time and therefore miss out on a lot of profitable trades. Not to mention that most of the free information on the web, including charts, is either raw information or speculation, with no proven track record. Paying for your research allows you to know that the information is in your in-box before you wake up in the morning and that it is quality because of the team's track record/performance record. Our staff are 100% dedicated to monitoring the markets and alerting you to potentially the most profitable trades.

So by paying for it, all you have to do is read, monitor and then trade.

We endeavor to make calls that will offer at least a 5% gain on your investment, this is often much more. Market Dynamics research has consistently proven to make money, which is why we can call the Major UK investment banks our clients.

  Data is a random order of numbers or symbols, stored somewhere in some format.
  Information is that data ordered in an understandable way.
  Knowledge is understanding the information and applying it for benefit or profit.
  Wisdom
is being able to consistently apply knowledge in your favor.

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  How could the research make me money?

The research contains information about potential buy and sell areas in a given equity or market. These translate to calls that have entry and exit values. By judging the market and making a trade at an entry point, we would expect the market to continue in the stated direction until the desired exit point. Our calls cover both bull and bear positions so you can profit from both rises and falls in value. They also enhance your ability to evaluate when to move into a position and when to pull out, maximizing your profit.

During February - March 2003 we called nearly 130 possible entry positions. Around 70% of these went to or well beyond the stated exit point. Even in a tough market like this a trader could have executed over 70 profitable trades using our advice. Even the 30% of trades that don't go all of the way to the exit point can still carry profit. Our performance review system will show how this model works. Of the calls that never become active, you should never carry a trade on them, therefore hopefully never risking capital.

We offer a range of reporting styles and statistics. Each tailored to the particular market or trading style. The commentary style gives traders a deeper knowledge of the market and a better idea of the general picture. We also offer a pure numerical product where you can enter trades manually or apply the statistics your favorite trading model. Our account managers can help you decide which is the most suitable format for your trading style.

Because we offer clear indicators, trading on our advice gives you greater confidence in the positions you take. Whatever trading technique you use, be it spreadbetting, equity trading or CFD's we recommend that you follow the market carefully and wait until the price/value exceeds our recommended level before you take your position, far from being a crutch to lean on, our reports actually allow you to enhance your skills as a trader and give greater understanding of the market in which you operate.

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We are fully confident that you will be successful using our research. We offer every client a full 30 days evaluation, with nothing to pay in advance.

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  What is technical analysis?

Technical analysis covers a number of analytical techniques and algorithms that have proven to offer sound advice for traders. This information can take many hours for a competent trader to evaluate, just by looking at charts alone. Purchasing our advice will literally save yourself hours of work everyday, giving you the time to get on with the important business of trading.

One of the most important factors technical analysis offers is to determine trend. In order to help determine whether a trend will continue or reverse we look for classic reversal or continuation patterns. Although many refined distinctions exist between different types of reversal pattern (head and shoulders, double and triple tops, diamond tops etc.), we tend to treat them as one and the same. Typically the most reliable kind of reversal pattern starts with a consolidation phase made up of two or more swings that occur within fixed support and resistance boundaries.

If after trending higher a stock makes this kind of consolidation pattern and then breaks the lower boundary, it is deemed to have topped out. If it breaks the upper boundary, it is deemed a continuation pattern. In the latter case, the trend is likely to continue.

We evaluate all the information daily and compile it using cutting edge technology, into our product range. This is a painstaking process but we only offer the highest quality to our clients.

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  What's a Support or Resistance?

In terms of trading, Support and Resistance areas can be viewed as likely / possible pockets of liquidity. Mathematically, they can be termed as repellents. Support and Resistance areas often define boundaries / break points to the prevailing trends. If not trend boundaries, they will represent areas that have a high probability of containing bullish or bearish activity for a period.

When a rising market reaches a resistance area, there is an increased chance of the advance either pausing temporarily or reversing. However, very often if a market clears a resistance band with bullish trends in place there is a very good chance that the rise will continue. Vice Versa for support, where bearish trends are in play.

Along with the Support or resistance level we include a magnitude. Their are 7 magnitudes that can be applied although you will normally only see 3 being used. The top three are.

Major areas are of longer term significance and are relevant to all traders and investors.

Intermediate areas are of medium term significance and can contain activity for months. These too are relevant to all traders and investors, regardless of their time horizons.

Minor areas - are normally only relevant to short term traders - they can contain a market for one to two weeks.

By maintaining a detailed database of support and resistance areas on all stocks in our universe and tracking the position of each stock relative to its levels, it becomes possible to maintain focus on which areas of the market are being actively bought or sold.

If you have ANY problems using or understanding report information your designated account manager will be more than happy to help you understand terminology or discuss your individual requirements. This is all part of the service we offer.

  How will I receive the reports?
Depending on whether you buy directly from us or a reseller, the reports are delivered before the open of the trading day so that you have time to evaluate the information before opening/closing your positions. The reports are sent directly by e-mail so their shouldn't be any delays. You must however have Adobe Acrobat on your computer to read the reports. This is available free from http://www.adobe.com. We use PDF as it's a secure delivery format that is hard to alter, as well as being pleasing to read. [Subscription information]
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