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For those who braved the haze last Wednesday to attend my sharing session, I believe it was very rewarding because I revealed some of my secret techniques of reading price behavior, and also did a comprehensive outlook and made several market predictions. Here are some snippets of the presentation slides:

Secrets of Behavioral Analysis

Called for a long on USD/JPY, and it is up over 250 pips since we initiated our long positions.

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Called to short Gold with a TP of 1135, and Gold has dropped over 70 dollars since we initiated our short positions. Still has a long way to go.

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Called to initiate shorts near the turning zone (circled in red), and within the next 2 bars, price turned within that zone and yesterday the STI staged a dramatic drop of over 80 points. To all non-believers, these predictions were made in advance of the price movements, and in full view of the whole audience.

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This weekend will be another full-house run of the Synapse Program, and for those who signed up, I am pretty certain this weekend will be a major turning point in your trading career, and an unforgettable eye-opening experience, as it was for all those who attended in previous batches. Below are some screenshots of the comprehensive course manual.

As of today, the June intake is officially closed, and the next intake will be 3 months later, but you can reserve your seats now for the September intake, which is at last count already half-full.
https://synapsetrading.com/the-synapse-program/

P.S. On an unrelated note, the STI index and PSI index looks like they are converging to the same value. Not sure which is more deadly.

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On Monday night (around 4am on Tuesday), while I was doing some income trades on the forex markets, I took quick look at the STI Index and saw that the BBs were starting to load up on longs, based on the analysis of their behavior. This allowed me to predict the breakout with confidence, and it occurred a few days later, taking the STI to a new high.

One of my new students who took the trade following my call has PM me that he has already made back his course fees, but what’s important is that he now has more confidence in taking trades when he sees the setups. As they say, success builds confidence, and confidence builds success. Since it’s a cycle, one cannot become a good trader without having the courage to place a trade, because this is something one must do to really believe and trust the results.

For those who attended my talk on Wednesday, it was a great session and we had the chance to try out market timing using a trade simulation exercise which I picked up from one of the proprietary funds training. I have posted the photo of our market consensus, and most of us are holding the green (bullish) cards. Of course, I saved the best for last and showed those present during the talk my STI chart and how I saw the breakout coming.

 

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Shares Investment Guest Article Feature

Recently, I was asked to write a feature article in the “Shares Investment” publication to give an outlook on the Singapore market. As you can briefly see from the chart in the picture, I am expecting a larger correction, which would at least see prices dip below the 3,000 round figure. To find out more, this publication is available at selected bookstores and most news stands.

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According to Investment Trends’ Singapore Broking Report 2011, Shares Investment (Singapore) is the most popular magazine among frequent stock market traders in Singapore. Since july 1995, Shares Investment has been weel-acclaimed by both the investing public and local stock brokers – boasting of more than 30,000 readers every issue.

Today, I was invited as a guest speaker to give a talk at 2009 AGM of STATS (Singapore Technical Analysts & Traders Society) on the “Strategic Outlook for 2010”. Before the talk, there was a poll, and it seemed that the general consensus is for a correction in the medium term. Here also some of the pictures taken from our slides.


Dow Jones Industrial Average
Dow Jones Industrial Average
Straits Times Index
Straits Times Index
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Ezra
 
After finishing my talk, I opened the floor to the public and numerous stock requests were shouted out. Due to time constraints, I only had time to do an on-the-spot analysis for a handful of stocks.