Daytrade your way to financial freedom Using the FAMOUS CAMARILLA EQUATION Discovered in 1989 by a successful bond trader in the financial markets, the famous 'Camarilla' equation (original) quite simply expounds the theory that markets, like most time series, have a tendency to revert to the mean. In other words, when markets have a very wide spread between the high and low the day before, they tend to reverse and retreat back towards the previous day's close. "As an advanced trader, you may have days when you just fancy a single, low risk trade before you quit for the day. The Camarilla {b} Equation will offer you just that." YOU COULD BE MAKING THIS MONEY EACH DAY! | 6-mar-07 | $3,505 | | 5-mar-07 | $3,300 | | 2-mar-07 | $109 | | 1-mar-07 | $4,253 | | 28-feb-07 | $2,164 | | 27-feb-07 | $13,419 | | 26-feb-07 | $1,793 | | 23-feb-07 | $490 | | 22-feb-07 | $1,780 | | 21-feb-07 | $624 | | 20-feb-07 | $2,121 | | 16-feb-07 | $666 | | 15-feb-07 | $0 | | 14-feb-07 | $1,809 | | 13-feb-07 | $1,713 | | 12-feb-07 | $128 | | 9-feb-07 | $3,718 | | 8-feb-07 | $927 | | 7-feb-07 | $318 | | 6-feb-07 | $942 | | 5-feb-07 | $473 | | 2-feb-07 | $0 | | 1-feb-07 | $0 | | 31-jan-07 | $3,197 | | 30-jan-07 | $892 |
No allowance is made for day trading commissions, slippage or day trading tax in these hypothetical figures, and we refer you to our disclaimer below..
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