Get ready for Year End Rally

A rise in stock prices that sometimes occurs on the trading days between Christmas and New Year's Day, occasionally extending into the first few trading days of January. Year-end rallies are thought to occur in anticipation of the January effect, which is a rise in demand for stocks resulting from the increased liquidity among investors who closed positions prior to the end of the year for tax purposes. A year-end rally is also called a Santa Claus rally.

According to S&P500 chart, double bottom had bottomed at 1080 pointed out by the arrows. This tells us that the worst is over and a bottom had formed. Further move up towards 1400 level is expected.



At Tactical Trading Academy we had identified US stocks that would participate in this year end rally. Those stocks will be revealed to our subscribers and students.
In evaluating potential investments, we focus on the following characteristics:

• A company’s stock price and whether it is a significant discount to our estimate of underlying business value
• Free cash flows & intelligent investment of excess cash
• High level of manager ownership

My investment strategy had enabled me to be ranked top 1.5% in a US Stock Pick Competition organised by Zacks.com, see here. To view my stock trading statement, see here.

If you want to learn stock investment from us, send email to metal.commodity@tradingeducationprogram.org.
Our course fee is only USD450. To sign up please transfer USD450 to paypal account: metal.commodity@tradingeducationprogram.org.

Upon signing up for our Learn Stock Investing program, you will receive:
1. One to one coaching via skype.
2. Our stock picks via email for 6 months.
3. Market update via email for 6 months.
4. Our formula spreadsheet to calculate intrinsic value of a stock.

During the one to one coaching, you will learn:
a. How to identify a winning stock by looking at the fundamental (Profit and loss statement, Cash flow statement).
b. List of websites will be given for free information on stocks.
c. Learning how to identify a winning stock is not sufficient. You will learn how to calculate the intrinsic value of a stock. We do not want to overpay for a stock. Normally we will only buy when the stock is undervalued by 50% or more.
d. After you have identify a winning stock trading at undervalued price, you will learn how to identify a good entry level to buy the stock. By combining fundamental and technical analysis, we can achieve a high rate of success in our stock pick.

Market Strategist
Tactical Trading Academy
Website: http://TradingEducationProgram.org/
Email: metal.commodity@tradingeducationprogram.org

“The critical investment factor is determining the intrinsic value of a business and paying a fair or bargain price.” – Warren Buffett