I’m not much of a braggart, but from time to time I think it is appropriate to highlight PDS 2.0, especially when it is performing exceptionally well. Also, a commenter was wondering how the positions fared that were scheduled yesterday to be closed today. They all closed in the green.
Below is the text of the email that subscribers received tonight. I removed the new buy for tomorrow.
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Here’s a quick summary of today’s action:
The following positions were sold today at the closing bell:
Sold HS for a 12.50% gain.
Sold HS for a 11.85% gain.
Sold SKH for a 5.28% gain.
Sold AIXG for a 4.97% gain.
Sold ULTA for a 4.78% gain.
Sold ONNN for a 4.70% gain.
Sold KEM for a 4.61% gain.
Sold F for a 4.45% gain.
Sold UNT for a 4.07% gain.
Sold FSS for a 3.66% gain.
Sold VRNT for a 3.63% gain.
Sold WYNN for a 3.60% gain.
Sold VRNT for a 2.81% gain.
Sold RBN for a 2.80% gain.
Sold WYNN for a 2.74% gain.
Sold CALD for a 2.68% gain.
Sold OSK for a 2.52% gain.
Sold UNT for a 2.25% gain.
Sold RBN for a 1.47% gain.
Sold CIE for a 1.23% gain.
Sold NE for a 1.19% gain.
Sold GTE for a 1.09% gain.
Sold CYBX for a 0.80% gain.
Sold PL for a 0.78% gain.
Sold CYBX for a 0.65% gain.
Sold BRNC for a 0.58% gain.
The following positions closed above their exit thresholds today, and are scheduled to be sold at the next closing bell:
MGA
MGA
NUAN
HYC
HYC
MRVL
MRVL
UNP
PAY
SNCR
BCSI
The following stocks were identified tonight as new buys, to be bought at tomorrow’s open:
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-The Power Dip Team
WOW, that was a knockout – impressive Power Dio Team !!
I noticed that the next bunch of stocks are set to be sold at the next closing bell, hopefully you sold before the turndown in the market on Friday.
Thanks.
No, the trades were sold at the next closing bell, which was after the market weakened on Friday. At least that is how they will be recorded. Perhaps some subscribers chose to sell earlier.
curious, does system only work for longs (like the name inplies “Power Dip System”)?
how does the system work in falling market?
Thanks
inloworbit, when the market falls far enough, it quits giving signals. For example, in 2008, it did not trade for most of September and October, but started again in November. It will not dip-buy itself to death.
Your best bet is to take the free trial. You only need a valid email address. On the PDS site you will find all the relevant statistics by year and month and then you can see for yourself how it does in various markets.