DTStock Report Subscriber's Guide Sept 2014

Subscribers Guide
Comprehensive Analysis, Trade Strategies and Trader Education For

Stock Indexes, Sectors, Stocks, Interest Rates and Gold/Silver/XAU
The DT Stock and ETF Report

The DT Stock and ETF Report provides a comprehensive service to alert the
subscriber to the high probability / low capital exposure trade setups for ETF
stock indexes, ETF sectors and stocks.
Included with your DT Stock & ETF Report Subscription:,
Three comprehensive written reports each week on Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday.
Each report includes our proprietary Dual-Time-Frame Momentum Scan of

the major indexes, sectors and component stocks to identify probable
reversals and trends.
Featured indexes, sectors and stocks that appear to be in an ideal technical

position for low capital exposure trades.
Interim alerts if the technical position changes between regularly scheduled

reports.
Two 20-30 minute DT Report Video Updates each week on Tuesday and
Saturday.
Access to the JIT Weekly and Daily charts and comments to identify the
intermediate to long term trends and targets updated at least weekly.
Special Trade Tutorials just for subscribers accessed from the Subscribers
Page.
DT Daily Stock and ETF Report Subscribers Guide (revised Sept. 2014) Page 2
Abbreviations Used In The DT Stock and ETF Report

and This Subscribers Guide
DTF
Dual-Time-Frame (such as Weekly/Daily)
DLB
Dual Lookback (two momentum lookback periods)
DTosc
DT (Dynamic Trader) Oscillator. The indicator we use to

identify the momentum position.
OB
Overbought. The momentum is near a high extreme from

where a Bear Reversal is probable.
OS
Oversold. The momentum is near a low extreme from

where a Bull Reversal is probable.
BullOB
Bull Overbought: The momentum is Bull but in the OB

zone. The upside should be limited before a price high is
made.
BearOS
Bear Oversold: The momentum is Bear but in the OS

zone. The downside should be limited before a price low
is made.
BullRev
Momentum made a Bull Reversal
BearRev
Momentum made a Bear Reversal
STD
Standard. Relates to the sector ETF of a portfolio of high

volume component stocks.
ROC
Rate of Change
The DT Stock and ETF Report Trade Identification Concept

The trade identification concept for the report is simple:
Identify if the broad market is strong or weak, then the sectors that are relatively
strong compared to the broad market and then those component stocks that are
relatively strong compared to their sectors using the 4 week rate of change and
weekly / daily momentums.
There is nothing new to this top down selection process but we have some
unique components to the trade selection process.
The next 10 pages or so will give you a detailed description of the contents of
the DT Stock and ETF Report.
Copyright 2014, Dynamic Traders Group, Inc., Tucson, AZ. (www.DynamicTraders.com). Trading stocks is risky. Past
performance is no guarantee of future performance. Trade at your own risk. This information is supplied for the paid
subscriber and may not be copied or distributed in any manner. Data courtesy of Equis Metastock, Genesis Financial
Data Services, Worden Brothers and eSignal.
The DT Stock/ETF Report

The DT Stock and ETF Report is for traders who hold positions for several days
to several weeks or more. Reports are published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
As part of your subscription to the DT Stock and ETF Report, you have
access to the DT Just-In-Time (JIT) service which provides updates and analysis
for the intermediate to long term positions of the stock indexes, interest rates and
precious metals markets by the weekly and daily charts posted to the JIT
Subscribers Page. The combined DT Stock and ETF Report and JIT services
provide the subscriber with a comprehensive and timely analysis not found in
most other services for stock, index and ETF traders.
Each report includes a description of the technical position of the major
market groups based on our unique approach to multiple-time-frame time, price,
pattern and momentum positions.
How To Access The Reports
The DT Stock and ETF Report is posted as a PDF file to the subscribers page
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by 8 PM, EST. Generally it is posted earlier.
Subscribers receive an email when the report is posted to the subscribers page.
The written report is also included as a PDF attachment to the email notice with a
link to the video report.
The report is published 48 weeks each year with one week off each calendar
quarter.
The Just-In-Time (JIT) weekly and daily charts and comments are posted to
the subscribers page when updated and an email is immediately sent to
subscribers when a new chart with comments is posted. Generally, all weekly
and daily charts and comments are updated each Saturday. An updated post is
issued during the week if the technical position changes.
Written Report Sections
There are three main sections in each report.
1. Charts and comments describing the technical position of each of the
major groups (stock indexes, interest rates, gold/silver/XAU).
2. Our proprietary DT Dual-Time-Frame Momentum and ROC scans of the
top stock index ETFs, sector ETFs and the top component stocks of each
sector ETF. These scans identify the strongest (weakest) indexes, sectors
and component stocks in a bull (bear) market. The scans narrow a large
list of symbols to just those that should be considered for immediate trade
opportunities.
3. Featured markets. We include several featured markets from the scans for
immediate trade opportunities. We include specific buy/sell and stop
prices and follow up on these specific featured markets including stop

adjustments until a trade is stopped out. The featured markets are not
necessarily the only high probability trade opportunities but help to teach
the subscriber the logical and specific trade strategies to consider.
DT Report Videos
A 20-30 minute DT Report Video is included each Tuesday and Saturday.
1. The videos provide more details of how we look at the technical position of
the each market group including the MTF (multiple-time-frame) position,
time and price trend and EOW (end-of-wave) targets and specific trade
strategies.
2. The videos are an ongoing education for every subscriber. An education
that can be applied to any market and any time frame.
3. Many subscribers have told us the education they gain from the DT Report
Videos are worth more than other high priced on and offline workshops
because they are an ongoing practical trading education.
DT Just-In-Time Service For The Intermediate and Long Term Position

The DT JIT (Just-In-Time) weekly and daily charts are updated at least once
each week to the subscribers page.
The comments for each chart describe the intermediate term position of each
market including price and time trend targets and potential reversals.
We always identify the immediate trade position as Bull, Bear or Flat and
general trade strategies for each market.
The Just-In-Time weekly and daily charts and comments are posted to the
subscribers page when updated and an email is immediately sent to subscribers
when a new chart or comments are available. The JIT updates are not sent as a
PDF file, but only accessed from the password protected Subscribers Page.
DT Reports Subscribers Page
To access the DT Reports Subscribers Page, go to our web site at
www.DynamicTraders.com, enter your UN and PW in the upper right of the page.
If you have forgotten your UN or PW, they can be instantly emailed to you from
the access page.
DT Dual Time Frame Momentum and ROC Scan Tables

Our DT Dual Time Frame Momentum and ROC Scan results are a very powerful
and timely tool to identify the relative strength of high volume ETF sectors and
stocks and timely alerts for immediate trade setups.
The scan process is simple. We first identify the weekly momentum direction
of the broad market as represented by the S&P 500 index. Next, we identify
which sector ETFs are relatively strong/weak compared to the broad market and
which of the high volume stocks in each ETF sector are then relatively
strong/weak compared to the sector. In other words, we work our way down from
the broad market to the sector to the individual stocks within each sector that
have the best potential to outperform the broad market.
More importantly, the report will alert the subscriber to those relatively
strong/weak stocks that make daily momentum reversals in the direction of the
larger time frame weekly momentum placing them in the hot list for immediate
trade consideration. Of the 100s of stocks scanned, there will usually be only a
few each day in this critical position.
While we scan over 23 different sector groups, only the ETF groups that
include the sector ETF that is in the same weekly momentum position with a 4week ROC that is equal to or stronger for bullish momentum or equal to or
weaker for bearish momentum compared to the S&P are included in each report.
Only the sector component stocks that are in the same weekly momentum
position and as good or better 4-week ROC are included in the group results
table.
On the following page is an example one DT Dual Time Frame Scan results
table for the ETF US Consumer sector (IYK), followed by detailed comments
about the information in the table.
Dual Time Frame Scan Results

Group: ETF Sectors
Portfolio: ETF IYK (US Cons)
Scan Template: 21_13_50%_4Wk
Date of Daily Scan:9/2/2014
Date of Weekly Scan:8/29/2014
Weekly
Daily
ROC 1
Trade
Direction
Group STD: SPY
Bear
Bear
4.30%
Short
Portfolio STD: IYK
Bear
Bear
4.80%
Short
GM
Bear
Bear
4.10%
BearRev
MDLZ
Bear
Bear
-0.40%
BearRev
CL
Bear
Bear
1.20%
Short
PEP
Bear
Bear
5.00%
Short
NKE
Bear
Bear
2.30%
Short
Bear
Bull
3.60%
Flat
PM
Bear
Bull
4.50%
Flat
Symbol
How To Use The DTF / ROC Results Table

The Dual-Time-Frame Momentum and ROC table provides a wealth of practical
information to help make trading decisions. In the DT Reports, we use our
proprietary DTosc for the momentum scans.
First, well describe the information in the table. Later in this Subscribers
Guide well give you more information how to use the information for practical
trade strategies.
Even though there are usually 10 or more high volume component stocks
included in a scan for each sector ETF, only seven component stocks are shown
in the results table above because these are the only stocks that met the scan
conditions compared with the sector ETF (IYK).
Group: ETF Sectors: Our scan program can scan a group of portfolios. We have
a portfolio for the component stocks of 23 different sector ETFs. This table
includes the results from the ETF Sector for US Consumer stocks (ETF IYK)
Portfolio: ETF IYK (US Con) This portfolio includes 10 or more of the highest
volume component stocks of the ETF US Con sector (IYK).
Scan Template: DTosc 21wk_13d_ROC_4wk. The scan template describes the

DTosc and ROC settings used for the scan. If we change the scan conditions
from one report to another, we will discuss the reason why in the report.
Date of Daily Scan (9/2/2014): Shows the date of the scan.
Date of Weekly Scan: 8/29/2014. The position of the weekly DTosc and weekly
ROC is always the last day of the past complete week (usually a Friday unless
there was a holiday on the last Friday). This position will not change during the
following week.
DT DTF Results Table Columns

Symbol: The first column has the symbol of the ETF or component stock. The
DT Stock/ETF Report Symbol Guide is included with each Saturday report and
may also be accessed from the Subscribers Page. Refer to the Symbol Guide for
the sector and company names of each symbol which will be in each report.
Weekly: The position of the weekly momentum (DTosc). For a sector ETF or
component stock symbol to be included in the results, the weekly momentum
(DTosc) must be in the same position (Bear or BullOB OR Bull or BearOS) as the
Portfolio STD (standard). More on Group and Portfolio STDs below. Also, more
on the definitions of BullOB, Bear, BearOS and Bull below.
Daily: The position of the daily momentum (Dtosc).
ROC1: The ROC percentage. Typically we use the 4-week ROC. For a symbol to
be included in the scan results, the ROC must be within 1% or greater than the
portfolio standard for a bull trend (momentum) to be included in the results or
within 1% or less for a bear trend to be included. The 4 WK ROC does not
change during the week. It is calculated every week after Fridays close. The 4
WK ROC filters out the relative weak markets (in a bull trend) or relatively strong
markets (in a bear trend).
Trade Direction: If the weekly DTosc is Bear or BullOB, the trade direction may
be Short, Flat or BearRev depending on the position of the daily DTosc. If the
weekly DTosc is Bull or BearOS, the trade direction may be Long, Flat or BullRev
depending on the position of the daily DTosc.
DT DTF Results Table Rows

Group STD (standard): SPY. We first compare the sector ETF to the S&P
(SPY). The sector ETF only qualifies if the weekly momentum and ROC is in the
same position or weaker as the S&P. In the table above, the SPY weekly DTosc
(momentum) position is Bear. The sector ETF will only qualify for the results if its
weekly DTosc is Bear or BullOB. In the table above, the S&P 4-Wk ROC is
4.30%. The sector ETF will qualify as long as its 4-Wk ROC is 5.3% (4.30%+1%)
or less.
Portfolio STD (standard): IYK (US Con ETF). The IYK weekly momentum is
Bear (same as the S&P) and the ROC is 4.80% (5.30% or less) so it qualifies.
This sector is equal to or weaker than the S&P which is what we want for a Bear
market.
Component Symbols: The results will only include component symbols with the
weekly DTosc in the same position as the Portfolio STD and a ROC that is equal
(within 1%) or weaker (for a bear trend) than the Portfolio STD. In the table
above, only component stocks with a Bear or BullOB weekly DTosc will qualify.
The IYK 4-wk ROC is 4.80% so a component stock ROC must be 5.80% or less
to qualify.
Continued on the next page.

Group: ETF Sectors
Portfolio: ETF IYK (US Cons)
Weekly
Daily
ROC 1
Trade
Direction
Group STD: SPY
Bear
Bear
4.30%
Short
Portfolio STD: IYK
Bear
Bear
4.80%
Short
GM
Bear
Bear
4.10%
BearRev
MDLZ
Bear
Bear
-0.40%
BearRev
CL
Bear
Bear
1.20%
Short
PEP
Bear
Bear
5.00%
Short
NKE
Bear
Bear
2.30%
Short
Bear
Bull
3.60%
Flat
PM
Bear
Bull
4.50%
Flat
Symbol
1st Example: The SPY and the IYK sector weekly momentums are Bear. The
GM weekly DTosc is Bear and the ROC is 4.10% (within 1% of IYK sector). The
GM daily DTosc made a BearRev. This is a great Dual-Time-Frame Momentum
setup to consider a short trade.
2nd Example: The CL weekly and daily DToscs are Bear. The Trade Direction is
Short because the daily DTosc is in the same Bear direction as the weekly. This
is not a signal to necessarily initiate a short trade but only short trades should be
considered with both the weekly and daily momentums Bear and not OS.
3rd Example: The PM weekly DTosc is Bear but the daily DTosc is Bull. The
Trade Direction is Flat because the daily momentum opposes the weekly
momentum. No trade should be initiated.
Results Table Order
1. Bear or Bull Reversal made the day of the scan.
2. Daily DTosc in the same position as the Portfolio STD daily DTosc
3. Daily DTosc is not in the same position as the Portfolio STD daily.
Dual Time Frame Momentum Position

Lets learn a little more how to use the dual-time-frame weekly/daily momentum
position and how it can be a very powerful way to identify the trade set-ups with
the best potential for profit with the least capital exposure. The basic approach is
to identify the momentum trend on the higher time frame weekly momentum and
execute following momentum reversals on the lower time frame daily momentum.
The trade set-ups with the lowest risk and greatest potential for success have
the momentum of both weekly and daily time frames in the same direction. We
use our proprietary DTosc to identify the momentum position. After 27 years of
trading, we have found this indicator to be the best to identify momentum and
probable price direction with the fewest lagging and false signals. The DTosc is a
big advantage over other momentum indicators. The same Dual-Time-Frame
Momentum approach can be used with other momentum indicators such as a
Stochastic, MACD or RSI.
Momentum Positions
Bull: The momentum is Bull (the fast line of the oscillator is above the slow
line) and neither line is in the OB zone (overbought zone).
BullOB: If the momentum has reached the OB zone (both fast and slow lines
are in the OB zone) the upside in price is usually limited. A price high should be
near. This is usually not a good time to consider long trades unless very short
term. If the momentum is OB, it is good time to be prepared for a price high and
either exit long trades or prepare for short trades. BullOB is shown in red as a
warning the momentum should be near a BearRev (Bear Reversal).
Bear: The momentum is Bear (the fast line of the oscillator is below the slow
line) and neither line is in the OS zone (oversold zone), only short trades should
be considered. Bear momentum is shown in red.
BearOS: The momentum has reached the OS zone (both fast and slow lines
are in the OS zone). BearOS is green as a warning the downside in price should
be limited and a price low should be near. This is usually not a good time to
consider short trades unless very short term. If the momentum is OS, it is a good
time to be prepared for a low and either exit short trades or prepare for long
trades which is why BearOS is shown in green.
Trade Direction and Weekly/Daily Momentum Position

The Trade Direction column of the results tables identifies if a market made a
daily momentum reversal in the direction of the weekly momentum or if trades
should be long, short or flat depending on the relationship of the daily momentum
to the weekly momentum.
Weekly DTosc
Daily DTosc
Trade Direction
Bear or BullOB
Bear (no BearRev day of scan)
Short
Bear or BullOB
Bear (BearRev day of scan)
BearRev (Short)
Bear or BullOB
BullOB
Flat
Bear or BullOB
Bull or BearOS
Flat
Bull or BearOS
Bull (no BullRev day of scan)
Long
Bull or BearOS
Bull (BullRev day of scan)
BullRev (Long)
Bull or BearOS
BearOS
Flat
Bull or BearOS
Bear or BullOB
Flat
The simple concept is the direction of trade, long or short, should only be
considered when both the weekly and daily momentums are in the same
direction. If the weekly momentum is Bear or BullOB and the daily momentum
Bear, we should only consider a short position. If the weekly momentum is Bear
or BullOB and the daily momentum makes a BearRev (Bear Reversal) the day of
the scan, it is noted by BearRev and only a short trade should be considered.
If the weekly momentum is Bear or BullOB and the daily momentum is either
BullOB, Bull or BearOS, the trade direction is Flat because the daily momentum
is not in the same position as the weekly.
Rate of Change
Lets learn a little more about the 4 week ROC that is used in the report and
tables. If the S&P weekly DTosc is BullOB or Bear, only ETFs with BullOB or
Bear weekly momentum AND a weaker 4 week ROC than the S&P + 1% are
included. We allow a 1% tolerance for the ROC position.
If the S&P weekly momentum is BearOS or Bull, only ETFs that have
BearOS or Bull weekly momentum AND a stronger 4 week ROC than the S&P 1% are included. Again, we allow a 1% tolerance for the ROC position
The top component stocks of each sector ETF are then compared to the
sector ETF weekly momentum and ROC for possible inclusion in the results in
the same manner that the sector ETF was compared to the Group Std (S&P).
Only component stocks with a weekly momentum in a similar position to the
sector ETF AND 4 week ROC relatively weaker/stronger as described above are
included in the scan results.
Subscribers who would like to learn more about how to trade dual-time-frame
momentum strategies should study our comprehensive Dynamic Trading
Multimedia E-Learning Workshop which includes a comprehensive section on
practical momentum strategies. Also, Roberts latest book, High Probability Trade
Strategies has a complete chapter about practical momentum trade strategies.
ETF Sector Scan Table

Each report includes the scan results for the entire portfolio of sector ETFs. The
sector ETF positions are just compared to the S&P unlike the component stock
results tables which first compare the position of the sector ETF to the S&P and
then the component stocks to the sector ETF.
The table below is an example of a Sector ETF portfolio scan that only
includes sector ETFs that met the scan criteria. In this example, the S&P weekly
DTosc was Bear that week. Of the 23 sectors we scan, only 13 sectors had
weekly momentum that was Bear.
Only Sector ETFs that had a BullOB or Bear weekly DTosc and a 4 week
ROC that is within 1% or less of the SPY ROC are included in the results table.
While 13 ETFs met the weekly momentum and ROC scan conditions, the
Trade Direction for two of the sectors is Flat because the daily momentum was
either BullOB or Bull.
Three of the sectors made daily BearRevs the day of the scan and the rest
were already Bear for a Short Trade Direction.

Group: ETF Sectors
Portfolio: ETF (Sectors)
Weekly
Daily
ROC 1
Trade
Direction
Group STD: SPY
Bear
Bear
4.30%
Short
Portfolio STD: SPY
Bear
Bear
4.30%
Short
XLE
Bear
Bear
3.00%
BearRev
XLB
Bear
Bear
3.80%
BearRev
OIH
Bear
Bear
2.30%
BearRev
XLK
Bear
Bear
3.80%
Short
PPH
Bear
Bear
2.50%
Short
IYK
Bear
Bear
4.80%
Short
IGN
Bear
Bear
4.00%
Short
XLF
Bear
Bear
5.10%
Short
XLI
Bear
Bear
4.30%
Short
XLY
Bear
Bear
4.80%
Short
XLV
Bear
Bear
4.80%
Short
XLP
Bear
BullOB
3.80%
Flat
IYR
Bear
Bull
3.70%
Flat
Symbol
Bull/Bear Reversal Table

Each report also includes a table of the daily momentum Bull or Bear Reversals
made the day of the report. Each of these Bull or Bear Reversals are also
included in each individual results table but we include all of them in a separate
table because these are the markets that a trader should focus on for immediate
trade setups.
Bear Reversal Table (9/2/2014)

A lot of daily BearRevs today to consider for short or Bear positions.

Daily Bull and Bear Reversals Only
Date of Daily Scan: 9/2/2014
Symbol
Bull/Bear
Rev
ETF XLY (Con Disc)
SBUX
BearRev
ETF XLP (Con Staples)
MDLZ
BearRev
GS
BearRev
ETF XLE (Con Energy)
Portfolio STD: XLE
BearRev
COP
BearRev
CVX
BearRev
ETF XLB (Material)
Portfolio STD: XLB
BearRev
ETF OIH (Oil Services)
Portfolio STD: OIH
BearRev
ETF IYK (US Cons)
GM
BearRev
ETF IYK (US Cons)
MDLZ
BearRev
ETF (Sectors)
XLE
BearRev
ETF (Sectors)
XLB
BearRev
ETF (Sectors)
OIH
BearRev
ETF (Indexes)
IWD
BearRev
Portfolio
ETF XLF (Financial)
Featured Stocks and ETFs

While the Dual-Time-Frame-Momentum and ROC results tables help identify the
Trade Direction and immediate momentum setups by the Bull and Bear
Reversals, a trader should always consider the technical chart position before
making a trade.
The third major section of each report includes featured charts and comments
for several markets that are in a good technical trade position. The charts may
show the price support/resistance, End-of-Wave price targets if applicable, time
position and other technical position with suggested trade strategies.
The featured markets are not the only markets to consider for a trade, but
they are each in a good position. A subscriber may be interested in another
market in a similar position and should consider the technical position of that
market as we do with the featured markets.
We often give specific trade strategies for featured markets and follow them
until the trade is stopped out.
Below is an example of one featured market. OIH is in an immediate position
to consider a short trade.
Featured Stocks
OIH (Oil Service Sector ETF)
Trade Strategy
Sell short on a 54.17 stop, one tick below todays low. . Place the initial
protective buy-stop at 55.31, one tick above todays high.
Featured Markets Follow Up Table

Each report also includes a table, comments and charts that update the featured
markets. It also explains when a position should consider an exit or a stop-loss
adjustment.
Featured Market Actions
A yellow highlight is on an action taken today or for the next trading day.
PFE (Short): Both short units stopped out on Monday at 29.68 for a small loss.
Recommended in the 8/30 report.
SBUX (Short): ): One unit stopped out today at 75.35, one tick above yesterdays high.
With the 8.. daily DTosc BullRev today and probable corrective low of the broad market,
well trail the protective buy-stop on the second unit at the 1BH which is 75.46 for
tomorrow. Recommended in the 8/30 report.
IJR (Short): Adjust the protective buy-stop for one unit to a trailing daily one bar high one
tick above todays high at 108.90. Adjust the protective buy-stop for the other unit to
110.02 (breakeven). Recommended in the 9/2 report.
OIH (Short): Maintain the protective buy-stop for the remaining unit at 53.24.
Recommended in the 9/2 report.
AXP (Short): Both units stopped out on Monday at 88.36 for a profit. Recommended in
the 9/4 report.
Featured
Long/
Entry
Price
Stop-Loss
Short
Entry
Date
ETF
Market
Exit
Exit
Date
Price
P/L
NVO
PPH
Short
9/2
45.39
44.77
2U-9/9
44.77
0.62
MDLZ
IYK
Short
9/2
35.74
35.74
2U-9/9
35.74
PFE
XLV
Short
9/2
29.26
29.68
2U-9/15
29.68
-0.42
SBUX
XLY
Short
9/2
77.48
2U: 75.46
1U:9/16
75.35
2.13
IJR
IJR
Short
9/5
110.02
1U:110.63
1U:9/11
1U:52.84
1U:1.33
2U-9/15
88.35
1.20
OIH
OIH
Short
9/4
54.17
1U:110.02
2U: 53.24
AXP
XLF
Short
9/5
89.51
88.31
Your DT Daily Stock and ETF Report Subscription Is Very Valuable

A subscription to the DT Stock/ETF Report includes a wealth of information for
the index, stock and ETF trader. The information provided in the report is the
result of 27 years of trading, providing an advisory report and educating traders
to practical trade strategies.
We also publish the DT Futures Report. If you are also interested both the
stock and futures markets, a two report discount is available. For complete
information, choose the Reports tab on our web site.
Education Is Very Important

Serious traders constantly educate themselves. Dynamic Traders Group offers
several comprehensive and professionally produced educational video programs
which you should consider including our flagship 40-hour Dynamic Trading
Multimedia E-Learning Workshop. Traders may study at their own pace which
includes specific trade strategies, trade management and trade plans.
Our educational trading programs are the results of Robert 27 years
experience trading and teaching practical trade strategies for any market and any
time frame.
Every subscriber should have Roberts latest book, High Probability Trading
Strategies, which is a comprehensive step-by-step education to the complete
process of multiple time frame analysis and trading strategies.
For complete information on our educational products, click on the Education
tab on our web site.
We hope we can continue to be of service to you in the years to come.
Regards,
Robert Miner and Jaime Johnson

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Comprehensive Analysis, Trade Strategies and Trader Education For

The DT Stock and ETF Report

Included with your DT Stock & ETF Report Subscription:,

Three comprehensive written reports each week on Tuesday, Thursday and

Each report includes our proprietary Dual-Time-Frame Momentum Scan of

Featured indexes, sectors and stocks that appear to be in an ideal technical

Interim alerts if the technical position changes between regularly scheduled

Abbreviations Used In The DT Stock and ETF Report

Dual Lookback (two momentum lookback periods)

DT (Dynamic Trader) Oscillator. The indicator we use to

Overbought. The momentum is near a high extreme from

Oversold. The momentum is near a low extreme from

Bull Overbought: The momentum is Bull but in the OB

Bear Oversold: The momentum is Bear but in the OS

Momentum made a Bull Reversal

Momentum made a Bear Reversal

Standard. Relates to the sector ETF of a portfolio of high

The DT Stock and ETF Report Trade Identification Concept

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prices and follow up on these specific featured markets including stop

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DT Dual Time Frame Momentum and ROC Scan Tables

Dual Time Frame Scan Results

Group STD: SPY

Portfolio STD: IYK

How To Use The DTF / ROC Results Table

Scan Template: DTosc 21wk_13d_ROC_4wk. The scan template describes the

DT DTF Results Table Columns

DT DTF Results Table Rows

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Dual Time Frame Scan Results

Group STD: SPY

Portfolio STD: IYK

Dual Time Frame Momentum Position

Trade Direction and Weekly/Daily Momentum Position

Bear (no BearRev day of scan)

Bear (BearRev day of scan)

Bull (no BullRev day of scan)

Bull (BullRev day of scan)

ETF Sector Scan Table

Dual Time Frame Scan Results

Group STD: SPY

Portfolio STD: SPY

Bull/Bear Reversal Table

Bear Reversal Table (9/2/2014)

Dual Time Frame Scan Results

ETF XLY (Con Disc)

ETF XLP (Con Staples)

ETF XLE (Con Energy)

Portfolio STD: XLE

ETF XLE (Con Energy)

ETF XLE (Con Energy)

ETF XLB (Material)

Portfolio STD: XLB

ETF OIH (Oil Services)

Portfolio STD: OIH

ETF IYK (US Cons)

ETF IYK (US Cons)

ETF XLF (Financial)

Featured Stocks and ETFs

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Featured Markets Follow Up Table

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