Secret of Successful Traders - Sagar Nandi

SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL TRADERS SAGAR NANDI
Secrets
of
Successful Traders
by
Sagar Nandi
Copyright Superior Profit, 2016-2017
http://www.SuperiorProfit.co/
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About This Book

Dear Investor/Trader,
Thanks for picking up this book and starting to browse through it.
Smart people around the world have engaged in investing and trading in the stock market for
generations. Most of them failed to generate the fortune they thought they could. Only a few
succeeded.
There are few secrets behind it. But not exactly the ones shared in common sites or books or by
so-called experts.
The real secrets involve a bit of work but nothing that an average person cannot overcome.
Some of the secrets are about understanding and trading the market using a systematic
approach. But some others are to figure out which investing and trading suits oneself.
This book explains both the technical system secrets as well as personal discovery secrets.
This book makes use of CUE Trading System to illustrate the points. I personally have used this
system for years with success and it is the only system I use. Therefore I have used CUE Charts
to illustrate the points. However, whatever system you decide to use; be it your own system or
own system in conjunction with CUE System or only CUE System; you will find the secrets
shared here useful.
Furthermore, I hope you will take the actions in your own investing life to discover the secrets
for yourself - to come up with system and approach that works for you.
You can do it. I believe in that.
Sagar Nandi
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Prologue
For simplicity,
Throughout the text, I will use the term Market (M in capital letter) to indicate any of
the instruments that I trade; Stocks, Options; Futures; Forex.
Throughout the text, I will use the term Trader (T in capital letter) to indicate all
styles of investors and traders.
A Trade example may illustrate Long direction or Bullish Trade. However, I take a
Short direction or Bearish Trade in the exact opposite situation in the same Market
with equal ease. And vice versa.
For easier reading, I have annotated all the charts in this article. You may read the
annotations in the sequence of their numbering.
All my Trades are taken based on Superior Profits CUE Global Trading System (in
short, using CUE or CUE charts) that runs as an Add-On to Metastock charting
platform. Metastock provides the engine on which CUE System runs smoothly and
with speed; whatever be the Market path - up or down or sideways. Metastock also
allows me to trade in any major country/Exchange/Market of the world. Letting me
and you capture opportunities wherever they may be. All the chart illustrations in
this article are generated using CUE Charts (and only CUE charts) running on
Metastock.
One secret that I will briefly touch upon here is that other than Metastock as a
charting platform, I also use Metastock Xenith (Thomson Reuters EIKON). That vastly
speeds up my decision making; irrespective of which country or Market I am trading.
I am not able to describe my secrets of using EIKON in the space of this article.
However, I use EIKON in all the Superior Profit Live Classes while analyzing already
entered trades as well as upcoming/actionable trade ideas. You are most welcome
to join the classes and listen (they are mostly open to public). You may register for
upcoming live classes to see first-hand how I use CUE System, Metastock, and
EIKON seamlessly.
Another secret that I dont have space here to cover is that I look at Broad Market
Internal and Sector/Industry Group Ranking on a weekly basis. Broad Market is to
see what market internals are saying. Like a doctor checking up a patients
internals. And look at Sector/Industry ranking to see which one is coming in favor;
which one is going out of favor and which one is in the middle. You may; again; see
these secrets in action in my Live Classes by registering here. And you may access
the exact data that I use for Broad Market/Sector/Industry Analysis at the pages:
Broad Market Internals and Sector/Industry Analysis.
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One last comment before I delve into the subject of this article. I do not prefer to
share a Trade idea after the Trade makes a profit. In my opinion, that does not fully
illustrate the confidence of a Trader on his Trading System. I have full confidence in
my system and my technique. And I prefer to publish my trade ideas in advance;
before knowing the result. These are open for the public to see; in the Superior
Profit Trade Ideas in our Traders Community. In the beginning; I had collated the
result of each and every trade that I shared for four successive months. You may
find that highly profitable result in the Result page. You may drill down every link in
that page to see how the trades were entered and exited. Here is the summary of
the result of those four months; all trades were taken using Stock Option in USA
Market.
Month
Total
Number
Trades
of % of
Trades
Winning Total
%
14
85%
492%
11
90%
401%
100%
399%
100%
300%
Profit
How did I achieve this level of consistent result? How did I build this level of
confidence to publish trade ideas to public before knowing the Trade results? How
does my latest Trade Ideas continue to do well irrespective of whether we are in up
market, down market or sideways market? That is what I am going to share with you
here.
What are the real secrets?

Lets start with some well-known facts about successful Traders; they all use a
trading system on which they have full confidence, they apply that system with
discipline, they manage risk versus reward, and they plan a trade and trade the
plan.
Now, these are well-known facts. Not secrets. Everyone knows these facts as they
are repeated everywhere in Trading media. In spite of knowing these facts, the
majority of Traders fail to make a consistent profit. That gives rise to the question:
What are then the real secrets of successful Traders?
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I will attempt to explore those real secrets based on the journey that made me a
successful Trader. While doing that, I will go through actual trades that I took; and
that I shared in advance in Superior Profit Traders Community.
Secret number one: I have identified the Trading

styles that suit me.
Different styles of Trading suits different personalities. It is not usual for a novice
Trader to be comfortable with all the styles from the very beginning. For an aspiring
Trader, it is worth spending time and effort to find out which style is most aligned
with his lifestyle and temperament.
Different Trading styles also need a different amount of time in a Trading day. It is
necessary for a Trader to assess if he can spend the time required for the chosen
style(s) of Trading without interruption.
For me, Long Term Investment takes least amount of time in a Trading day, as I do
not need to adjust Stop and Target every day. Therefore, Long Term Investments
give me enough time to do other things in life.
Swing Trading needs relatively more tracking effort; about half an hour to one hour
in a Trading day. This amount of time is probably considered to be little for a fulltime Trader. I am able Swing Trade with such small amount of time because of my
Trading System that lets me make Trading decision in minutes.
For Day Trading I need to spend much more time in front of my trading terminals
during market hours. As I have left my full-time job, I can afford to spend time on all
the three styles in a Trading day.
To be clear, to be successful, a Trader does not necessarily need to Trade all the
three styles. It is enough to follow the one or few styles that match ones
temperament and lifestyle.
For me, over the years, I have trained myself to be comfortable with all the styles.
And it was a journey. I began with Swing Trading; which was the closest fit to my
beginning temperament and lifestyle. At that time I had a full-time job. That did not
allow me to do Day Trading. And my temperament and patience were not suitable
for Long Term Investment.
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Later on, after I left my job and became full-time Trader, I expanded into Day
Trading.
And in the last stage of my Trading journey, I became patient enough to take and
hold on to Long Term Investments.
This journey may be different for you. But you need to find it out for yourself. The
necessity of this discovery for yourself is one of the not-often-talked-about secrets
of successful trading. Many vendors and brokers keep promoting the Trading styles
that generate money for themselves. Instead of advising novice Traders to focus on
what suits their personality. For example, Forex brokers tend to keep promoting Day
Trading Forex. However, Forex is extremely highly leveraged and not suitable for
most novice Traders from a temperament and risk tolerance point of view. Many
such examples abound in the Trading industry.
In uncovering this secret, your aim is to find out which style(s) suit you. Trading only
the styles that match your temperament and lifestyle and avoid the other styles. For
example, if you are busy in a full-time job that runs during normal Market hours, you
are probably better off not trying Day Trading. And if your temperament does not
have the patience needed for entering a Long Term Investment and then take your
hands off for weeks and months; Long Term Investment may not be for you. If you
are not psychologically ready to put a Stop Loss after you enter a Swing Trade or if
you tend to book small profits but let losses run, then you may better off staying
away from Swing Trading. These are few examples. There are other factors that
influence ones fitment to these three Trading styles.
Your first job is to find that out which styles you will trade; before actually starting to
Trade with real money with your full investing capital. Trying to find that out by
taking trades with a demo account or trading with paper money will not serve that
purpose. You will most likely not have enough internal psychological feedback from
such paper money trading to find out which style is suiting or not suiting you.
Instead, you may Trade with very small amount of money that you can afford to lose
(taking it as a learning fee) and make a few trades of each style to figure out which
one feels most harmonious to you. Once you find your comfort styles; stick to those.
Ones temperament or lifestyle does not change often - so you are not required to
do this exercise several times. To make sure you are learning from the exercise,
write down how you feel when identifying the opportunity, entering the trade,
exiting the trade. This diary will show you, like a mirror, what style matches your
temperament and lifestyle.
Coming back to my Trading styles, after I have become comfortable with all of them,
I may not Trade all of these styles at the same time or use the same Market. I will
explain below when I use which style and on which Market.
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Long Term Investment

Here I am trying to catch the very bottom of a Market; buying and holding it for
several weeks to several months. I have a list of robust Stocks that I follow. And I
add to that Futures and Forex. I wait for these Markets to fall significantly and then
start to go up; not trying to catch a falling knife as they say. And the very moment a
Market starts to go up from the very low price, I take my long position.
How do I know whether a Market has fallen enough?
I run the explorer CUE Pendulum Low to find that out. You may picture a Market
moving like a Pendulum does between two ends. This Market Pendulum moves
between the higher price levels and lower price levels. And I use the CUE Pendulum
Low Explorer to create a shortlist of Markets that have fallen enough. Then I start
looking for buying opportunity in this shortlist.
How do I pinpoint the exact entry day for my Long Term Investment?
For this, I run the CUE explorers that identify Long Entry points.
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There are several CUE explorers that pinpoint Long entry day. Two of them attempt
to catch the recent bottom: CUE Stretch Release Bullish and CUE Headwind Long.
And one of them catches the first swing low after the Candle waves start to go up:
CUE Go With Flow Long. I will explain each of these three Trade setups in more
detail in later sections.
Swing Trading
Here I am trying to enter and exit a trade in the span of a few days to a few weeks
maximum. For this, I have a prepared list of robust and some not so robust Stocks.
As I am going to hold the Trade only for a short duration, the Stocks do not have to
be as robust as in the case of Long Term Investment. Still, I avoid trading purely
speculative Stocks or Penny Stocks. And add to that Futures, Forex when I like.
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Unlike for Long Term Investment, I dont wait for the Market to fall to Pendulum Low.
All I need is to pinpoint the entry day. I do that by running the CUE explorers like
Stretch Release, Headwind, and Go With Flow, etc. Yes. The same explorers that I
use for finding the actual entry day in for Long Term Investments. Only, in this case,
the Markets do not need to be in Pendulum Low for me to enter a Trade. And for
Swing Trade, I run a pair of explorers: one for Long and one for Short. For example,
Go With Flow Long for Trend Following Long Trade and Go With Flow Short for Trend
Following Short Trade. Such running of explorers to find both Long and Short
opportunities allows me to make a profit in both up trending market as well as in
down trending market. I will delve much deeper in these Swing Trading Setups in
later sections.
Day Trading
Here I am entering and exiting a trade on the same day. For Day Trading, I tend to
use higher leverage instruments; like Futures. That is because of lower leveraged
instruments; like Stocks; need a lot of capital to be invested in making a profit worth
the time spent in Day Trading. On the other hand, due to the higher leverage, the
same percentage move in Futures give a much higher profit than trading Stocks.
Some countries and exchanges have listed Stock Futures. Such Stock Futures
provide much higher leverage than the underlying Stock. And their movements
mirror that of the underlying stocks. If one has a robust Day Trading System that
generates consistent profit, then using the Stock Futures will generate higher profit
instead of trading the underlying Stock. And this may be the preferred approach;
assuming that one indeed has a successful Day Trading System. Also, in some
countries and exchanges, Index Futures are listed (for example, S&P500 E-Mini
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Futures in the USA). And these could also be Day Traded successfully. The above
discussion does not imply in any way that one cannot use Stocks for Day Trading. It
is merely a matter of personal preference and capital in hand.
Another possibility is to use Options on Stock, ETF or Index to take Day Trade. And I
use this approach quite often provided the instrument has liquid Options with
narrow bid-ask spread. Trading Weekly Options, if those exists, is more lucrative
than using Monthly Options for Day Trading. Those Weekly Options give very high
percentage profit if one can catch the trade direction correctly.
However, even if one has the time to spend for Day Trading, I discourage a
beginning Trader to start with Day Trading. And certainly advise against starting a
trading career with Day Trading of higher leverage instruments like Futures or Forex
or Options. The promise of huge money from Day Trading Futures, Forex and
Options almost always comes true. The only problem is that it does not come true
for the novice trader. Instead, it comes true for the brokerage houses and
professionals who take the other side of the novices trades. The professionals have
much better control of their trade execution and have lot deeper pockets. A
beginning Trader is unlikely to have either of those in the beginning.
I will not delve into Day Trading further in this article. The curious among you may
follow the links below to see how I take Day Trades using CUE Trading System: how I
identify the opportunity; how I enter and how I exit the trades.
Explaining Day Trading using Stock

Explaining Day Trading using Forex
Explaining Day Trading using S&P E-Mini Future
Secret number two: I have clarity about when to

apply which Trading style. And using which Market.
If you followed along so far, you could probably see that I have a very clear idea and
a plan on when to use which Trading style on which Market. This clarity is the
second secret of my success. That keeps me away from making a Long Term
Investment in a Market that is already soaring. That also keeps me safe by avoiding
Long Term Investment in speculative Stocks. The same clarity lets me take
advantage of the higher volatility of not so robust Stocks for Swing Trading. And yet
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again, the same clarity lets me choose whether to use Options or Futures or Forex
for Day Trading.
Conversely, I am not trading Futures for Long Term Investment. That is not in my
comfort level. Also, I am not Day Trading a Market that moves less, for example,
broad market index ETFs like SPY, QQQ, DIA. If I at all want to Day Trade such broad
markets, I prefer to use Options or Futures on them. For example, Weekly Options
on SPY, QQQ, DIA which are liquid with narrow bid-ask spreads. Or E-Mini Futures on
S&P500, NASDAQ, and DJI which provides high leverage and moves in sync with
SPY, QQQ, DIA.
Such clarity has become an integral part of my Trading. How to get this clarity? The
first step is of course to uncover secret one for yourself - to find out which styles
you like to Trade. And then make a plan to Trade that style. The plan covers the
Market situation where you apply your selected Trading style, the instrument you
use, the Trading System you use, risk management, position sizing, etc . And lastly,
to keep Trading using your plan over and over and over again until you can follow
the plan without thinking about it.
Like for secret number one, uncovering this second secret also requires trading with
real money. Trading with paper money often fools one into thinking that one can get
a similar result in real money account. That is not true for a variety of reasons. I
regularly explore these psychological factors in my Live Classes (these are often
open to public) when analyzing other Superior Profit Traders or my own recently
taken Trades. We call this exercise Trade Clinic. If you so desire, you may register for
the Live Classes here.
Secret number three: My Trading System identifies a

Trade in less than one minute.
I hope that you did not start trading with real money based on my strong emphasis
on the need of using real money in the first two secrets I explained above. If you did
that without reaching to this secret number three, you would find the experience of
real money trading as frustrating. To the extent that you might give up Trading
concluding that it is rigged or that Trading is gambling and not for right minded
people. One thing is beyond dispute. Part of Markets are indeed, and at least,
occasionally, rigged. We see that from lawsuits and settlements on Forex
manipulations, interest rate (LIBOR, for example) manipulation or simply the many
stock accounting scandals and Ponzi schemes that are reported in the news. In spite
of such possible Market manipulations, if you lost money in the Market, it is most
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probably not because the Market was rigged. It is more likely because you did not
spend time and effort to find a Trading System that works for you.
Your Trading System is an important and essential part of your overall Trading plan
mentioned in secret number two. The Trading System dictates how you identify your
Trades, how you enter them and how you exit Trades. It also helps you contain risk
and lets you take higher probability Trades.
You would need to uncover this secret for yourself first before you start trading with
real money to uncover secrets one and two. And this is the area where I suggest
using demo account and paper money.
The aim of this step is to find a system that works for you; regarding what Markets it
allows you to Trade. Whether it has a logical basis, that appeals to you. You may use
several approaches to identify a robust system. For example, are there live Trade
examples shared by Traders using this Trading System in a publicly accessible forum
that you can access? Is there sufficient educational material (video, book, etc.) that
explains the system easily understandable terms? Can you attend live classes to
learn how other Traders use the system? Is there high-quality support by a real
person whom you can access by phone, email, forum? Is their approach authentic
and sincere? Or are they trying to rope you in with freebies only to impose upon you
the need to pay one fee after another for never ending list of things you need to
buy? Is there a trial offer that the company can give you to try the system out?
These are few of the things that I looked for when uncovering this secret number
three for myself.
Admittedly, your criteria for choosing a system may be different from mine.
However, I will like to advise that you find a system that meets at least the following
essential technical characteristics.
Minimum Criteria I) Easy to read indicators and charts

If five Traders from five countries look at the same Market using the system, they
should come to largely the same conclusion about whether to enter a Trade or not
and if so, whether in Long or Short direction. If a system needs the frequent change
of parameters setting, then this unambiguity is not possible. Different Traders will
set different parameters; each thinking his setting is best.
Compare that to the CUE System that does not need any parameter setting. CUE
System uses intuitive color charts; pre-defined templates; for Trade entry and exit.
The charts have many signals; however, Superior Profit Traders need only one
minute or less to identify a Trading opportunity. I will share actual CUE charts that
were used in CUE Community Trade Ideas later in this article to build on this point.
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For now, let me share the CUE Hop On template; the chart template that I use to
make most of my Trade entry decisions within sixty seconds.
This template has several signals - fifteen to be precise. In the standard CUE Hop On
template, there are also Support and Resistance Memory lines; which are
automatically drawn smart trend lines coming from a few days back or a few years
back; that presents areas of support and resistance.
CUE Advanced Hop On template has three more additional signals: Stretch signal to
show overbought/oversold condition and Stretch Release to show when a Market
comes out of Overbought/oversold condition. Stretch and Stretch Release helps take
very low-risk Reversal Trades at Memory or Watermark support/resistance levels.
Watermark levels in CUE Advanced Hop On template shows swing highs and lows
and helps to quickly identify sideways Market and the possibility of taking reversal
Trades using Stretch Release that follows.
Many signals in these CUE readymade templates. However, they all are easy to read
because of their consistent color coding and logical grouping into CUE templates.
There is no look back days parameter to be set. There is no threshold to be
watched. There is no need to squint your eyes to identify the
convergence/divergence of indicators.
Some CUE indicators are line indicators; drawn as continuous lines. For these linestyle indicators, all you need is to evaluate is if they are going up or down. Other
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CUE indicators are non-line-style indicators; drawn as dots or diamonds or bars or

arrows etc. For these non-line-style indicators, all you need to see is what color they
are. The readings are therefore unambiguous. Everyone will identify a line-style
indicator (like CUE Relative Performance indicator) going up or down in an exactly
similar way. And everyone will also identify a cyan color non-line-style indicator (like
CUE Flow Candle color) as of cyan color. There is no ambiguity in reading either the
line-style indicators or the non-line-style indicators.
A set of such unambiguous reading of CUE indicators is used to form a predefined
checklist o identify a Trade opportunity. CUE System has one such checklist for each
Trade type. I will cover the different CUE Trade types later in this article. For now, I
will mention that every CUE System trader can identify a Trade opportunity within
sixty seconds once they use the CUE charts for a while. You can see CUE Traders
making such decisions in less than a minute in Superior Profit Live Class every
week. You are most welcome to watch them in action by attending the class
yourself.
I will now illustrate how Superior Profit Traders can easily take different kinds of lowrisk high-profit Swing Trades using the CUE Advanced Hop On template. I will use
the recent chart of Tesla (TSLA traded in USA market); as of 2nd September 2016;
for this purpose.
This CUE Advanced Hop On the chart of TSLA shows how you could use it to take
three very different types of Swing Trades one after another. First of the three trades
was to catch the very top of TSLA using a Headwind Short Trade. The second trade
was to use earnings gap followed by exhaustion in Activity and Stretch Release to
take a Stretch Release Long Trade. And the third was a Trend Following Go With Flow
Short Trade at Value Area using the optimal entry point highlighted by magenta
Candle Flow color.
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As you can see, each and every indicator in the Advanced Hop On template looks
different by design. And this CUE Advanced Hop On template includes all the
indicators needed to identify, enter and exit Trades.
Once you are used to the CUE Charts; you would be able to take such Trades
confidently. How long does it take to start using the CUE Charts in your Trades?
Typically, it takes about one week to go through the extensive Education Center
training materials (videos, books, blogs). You can start using the CUE System from
there. And the more you attend our Live Classes; you will not only use CUE System
efficiently; but also start anticipating Trades and wait for the CUE signals to line up.
And once they do, you will execute the Trades without second guessing.
The CUE Advanced Hop On Template I shared above is meant for Trade entry. There
are similarly easy to read chart templates for exiting a trade (CUE Hop Off
template), to visualize Markets in Pendulum extremes (CUE Pendulum template),
and many other Market evaluations. All the CUE templates are explained in detail in
Superior Profit Templates Quick Reference that you may read or download from
Books in Education Center.
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Minimum Criteria II) Checklist-based unambiguous Trading Rules

I have pointed towards this requirement in the past section.
If a system does not have precise rules that combine the systems indicators for
Trade Entry and Exit, then it is not possible to identify and enter trades with
confidence. Be aware of systems explains Trade entry and exit rules elaborately;
only to end with the comment that you need to add your Market knowledge to make
your Trading decision. If you were to use such a system, from where exactly you get
such Market knowledge? If not from your Trading System and rules? Is it from the
news media? From another fellow Trader; who is looking for same insight from you?
Or from a crystal ball that no one seems to have?
Needless to say, it does not end well for users of such ambiguous systems that need
a Traders Market judgment to enter and exit Trades. Compare that with the CUE
System that has succinct and clear-cut checklist based Trade entry rules that
everyone can easily follow. Be it a tenth grader or a septuagenarian.
For example, here is the checklist for a Go With Flow trend following Trade entry;
taken from the published book Superior Profit Trade Signals Quick Reference. The
entire books are available for reading or download at Superior Profit Books in
Education Center.
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Once you read through the checklist, you will notice that there is no ambiguity in
interpreting the list of requirements for this Go With Flow trade setup. You just need
to see if the colors of the Candle or non-line-style indicators match the checklist
criteria. And you need to see if the line-style-indicators are going up or down as
required in the checklist. That is all.
You can now go back to the CUE Advanced Hop On Template of Tesla shown earlier
that included all the CUE indicators by name and apply the Go With Flow Bearish
Trade checklist items one by one. You will find that you can identify the trend
following Short entry day quite easily.
Such precise and unambiguous checklist based Trade entry rules are there for all
the other CUE Trade setups; namely; Headwind and Bounce setups. The book
Superior Profit Trade Signals Quick Reference includes the complete checklists for
all the Superior Profit Trade setups. I will go through these three Trade setups in
more detail later in this article.
Minimum Criteria III) Trades that are by design Low Risk and High
Probability Trades
Inherent in the CUE explorers, CUE chart templates, and CUE Trade entry checklists
are the principle that all CUE Trade types; Go With Flow, Headwind, and Bounce; are
Low-Risk High Probability Trades. This Low-Risk High Probability nature of Trades is a
definite requirement of any Trading System you chose. And it must be an inherent
aspect of all the Trade setups of the Trading System.
Minimum Criteria IV) Edge of Speed

Here I explain the positive outcome of having easy to read CUE indicators and
templates and precise, unambiguous checklist for evaluating Trade setups.
If you dont use a system that lets you read charts easily and if you dont have
unambiguous checklist based rules for Trade entry. Then, at best, you are missing
valuable time. At worst, you are taking Trades whose success is more dependent on
your good luck than on using a reliable Trading System.
If you are reading the labels on the indicators of your charts to know what they are,
if you are setting threshold levels and then evaluating if indicators have crossed
these thresholds, or if you are totally confused by one of your indicators showing
convergence and another one showing divergence. Then you are probably never
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confident about what your chart is telling you: to go Long or go Short or Stand Aside
or all of the above!
CUE charts and checklist based Trade rule allows me to identify, enter and then exit
trades quickly and in a disciplined, pre-planned manner.
By the time another Trade; one who is not using CUE System; finally figure out
whether there is a trade or not for one Market, I have already browsed through ten
or twenty Markets. That gives me another edge. The edge of speed. I like to say that
if it takes more than sixty seconds to identify a Trade on CUE charts, then the Trade
opportunity is not there. This edge of speed is mandatory for Day Trading. And is
valuable to have in Swing Trading and Long Term Investment; especially if you are
trying to enter the Trade just before Market close (as I often do) based on confirmed
checklist of trade setups of your system.
There is also a psychological reason behind the need of this edge of speed. Once
you see a cat, you know it is a cat. When you see a dog, know it is a dog. It does not
take much time. If you are taking longer, probably you are trying to justify a mouse
to be a cat or dog. It is not there. Do not spend time matching the shape of a
mouses face or its nostrils to that of a cat or a dog. Move on to next animal that
comes along the way. In Trading, move on to next chart. CUE Systemss edge of
speed helps in focusing on the clearly obvious Trades without falling victim of bias.
Test, test, test; on the right edge of the chart

After you find a Trading System that seems to meet the above four minimum
criteria, what is next? You now need to test the system and test your ability to use
the system as designed.
You need to test the Trading System in real life situation: Trading decisions are to be
made at the right edge of the chart. Not on prepared power point slides or historical
charts. Where you can look back at the systems signals and say confidently: I took
a Long Trade here. A took Short Trade there. I stayed away in this area. All Trades
made profit. Such exercise is not only futile; it is harmful to a Traders learning to
Trade profitably.
Reviewing Trades on historical charts like that, in spite of being exciting and fulfilling
does not make you money. You have to be able to make those decisions using your
system at the right edge of the chart. And you have to make those decisions quickly
and easily. You need to identify and then test a Trading System to ensure that it lets
you make such decisions efficiently at the right edge of the chart.
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How to go about testing a system that works for you in real Market? I suggest that
you start using your preferred system; whichever system that might be; with paper
money first. Use it with paper money until you can make entry/exit decisions at the
right edge of the chart within sixty seconds. Record the trades in a Trading diary so
that the results are well documented. Observe if the system is working as expected.
See if you have the temperament to use the system as it was meant to be used.
See if the Trades were Low-Risk High Probability Trades. And see the final result - did
it make you profit or not?
This testing at the right edge of the charts may take a while. But it is worth
spending that time. You probably wont jump into the deep ocean without first
learning how to swim. You most likely wont try skydiving before meticulously
learning how to open a parachute while falling at breakneck speed in thin air. Then,
why would you not spend the time to learn to Trade using your selected Trading
System before jumping in the very competitive Market with real money? Give it
some thought before you put your hard-earned money in the next live Trade.
Dont believe the often heard adage that no one learns to make a profit in the
Market without losing a fortune. That is true only if you did not spend the time to
learn to Trade first before starting to trade with real money. If you did spend the
time to find a system that works for you and test it as I mentioned above, you dont
have to lose a fortune; not even a small part of a fortune; for Trading profitably in
the Market.
To be successful Trader, everyone needs to learn to Trade first. You need to do the
same. And see that you can Trade profitably with paper money in a disciplined way
using your Trading System. Then; and only then; is the time to move to real money
trading and uncover the secrets one and two that I mentioned earlier.
Secret number four: I use Trade setups that cover all

possible Market conditions: Trending, Exhausting,
Reversing and Sideways markets.
Market passes through different conditions. Sometimes Market trends up or down.
And then comes a time when the Market trend reverses. Sometimes Market is not
trending but moving sideways. And sometimes it suddenly moves up or down
significantly and shows sign of exhaustion. CUE System can be used in all these
market conditions using checklist based unambiguous rule on intuitive CUE charts.
Superior Profit Trade Signals Quick Reference explains these Trade setups in greater
detail.
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Since I left my job in the corporate world, I am a full-time Trader. And having a
system that allows me to Trade in all possible Market conditions helps to put my
money to work at all times. I often post the Trade ideas I use myself in real life
Trading in Superior Profit Traders Community; before I know how it will play out.
I explained earlier; using Tesla stock as the instrument; how CUE Advanced Hop On
templates is used to enter all types of Swing Trades.
I will illustrate a few more real life trades below; taken from the Trade ideas that I
posted in publicly accessible Superior Profit Traders Community before the
outcomes were known. And each was taken under different Market conditions.
CUE Go With Flow setup for Trading in Trending Market

Among the trades shared in Superior Profit Traders Community, the majority are Go
With Flow Trend Following trades. This strategy allows a trader to go with the
Market's flow (hence the name Go With Flow) and catch a Swing Low for a Bullish
trade in an up trending Market. And let one catch a Swing High for a Bearish trade;
in a down trending Market.
The base signal for this Trade setup is Flow signal. Which colors the Candles with
cyan to pinpoint optimum Long entry point for Markets that are in an uptrend. And it
colors the Candles with magenta to pinpoint optimal Short entry point for Markets
that are in a downtrend. For Swing Trade entry, I only use the Flow signals that are
not already close to the CUE Boundaries. CUE Boundaries act as Go With Flow
Trades exit points. And I dont want to take a Trade where my profit taking point is
very close - that is, my potential Trade reward is very small. Instead, I enter Go With
Flow Trades somewhere near Value Area (the area around the middle of Upper and
Lower Boundary lines) and attempt to book profits at the Boundary line. Thereby,
Buying or Shorting value and booking profit at Boundary extreme.
The Flow signals are used very easily in a clearly trending Market. As the US Oil ETF
(USO) chart shows below.
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Ten of total eleven trades identified in the USO chart above made profit. That is
more than 90% success rate. Where would I put my Stop for the above trades on
USO? I use the CUE Protection signal for that as illustrated below.
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As you may see, the CUE Protection puts the Stop safe distance away from entry
price so that it does not get whipsawed. At the same time, it is not so far as to erode
significant capital in case of a stopped out Trade. I use this CUE Protection signal for
setting Stop on all of my Swing Trades and also for Long Term Investments.
Now, let me take a recent trade idea I shared in our Traders Community to illustrate
the Go With Flow Short trade while the Stock was at relatively high level. This Trade
was posted in Superior Profit Traders Community on 12th August 2016, and you may
read that post here. Below chart illustrates this Go With Flow Short trade on Royal
Gold (RGLD) in USA market.
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As mentioned earlier, I had set the Stop for the above RGLD Trade using CUE
Protection signal (which is part of CUE Hop Off template). That Stop was never
touched. And the Trade was closed with profit at preplanned price target.
Such trend following Go With Flow Trades can be found almost every day using CUE
Go With Flow Long and Short explorers. Allowing me to Trade profitably in up
trending as well as in down trending Markets.
CUE Bounce setup for Trading in Exhausting Market

The exhausting market gives rise to euphoria or panic. And I use this time to look
for CUE Bounce setup. Going against the crowd by Shorting a sharply rising Market
or by Buying a sharply falling market. And often coming out with winning trades
with a large profit. The secret of making this trade setup work is to be able to
pinpoint that the Market has hit a reliable support/resistance level and stopped
there and that exhaustion is showing up in the Market volume.
Volume exhaustion shows up in CUE charts as Very High or Extreme Activity level on
Activity bars. This exhaustion is displayed as dots on the bars; cyan color for
Extreme High and green for Very High Activity levels.
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For reliable support/resistance, I use CUE Watermark level, CUE Memory Line or CUE
Decision Range Line.
CUE Watermark indicator draws the extremes of the Market's previous wave/leg up
or down.
Memory lines are automatically drawn ascending or descending Trend lines that are
drawn connecting past anchor points. The anchor points may be from a few days
ago. Or it may be from a few years ago. As they are drawn from past points, I call
them Memory lines.
Decision Range lines are horizontal Yearly and Quarterly Pivot lines and a series of
three Support/Resistance levels around them (S1/S2/S3 and R1/R2/R3).
After a sudden move if the Market stops with exhaustion at any of these
Support/Resistance levels, it is highly likely that Market will reverse. At least enough
for a quick, profitable Swing Trade. However, I dont hurry in the trade. I wait
patiently for the CUE Stretch Release signal to appear and then take the trade.
Using Stretch Release usually results is minuscule Stop. And this results in a High
Probability Low-Risk Trade.
What is CUE Stretch Release? Let me explain this CUE indicator now.
As you may anticipate, because of the sudden move, the Market is expected to be
in overbought/oversold condition by the time it hits Support/Resistance levels. This
shows up in CUE Charts as Stretch dots (as if a rubber band has been stretched). I
dont enter the Trade as yet. I patiently wait for the overbought/oversold condition
to go away. That shows up as easy to read down/up arrow on the Candle chart. And I
take my trade at that point. Stretch Release is a very responsive signal, and it
allows me to catch almost the absolute top or bottom of the exhaustion move.
As this trade setup seems like catching a softball bouncing from a Support or
Resistance, I call this setup Bounce setup.
Below is a black and white chart of Chesapeake Energy (CHK) traded in USA market.
Would you not be happy to buy the stock at point 1 and book some profit quickly at
point 2 and then continue to hold it as of today (4th September 2016). The stock is
giving 62% profit in this span of about three months.
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It all looks easy in hindsight. But how did I buy it on 24th May while it was at a very
low point after falling a lot? How did I catch the almost low point of the swing? I did
it confidently and took very small risk by using CUE Bounce setup as explained in
the chart below.
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I had posted this trade idea in Superior Profit Community on 24th May. You may read
that post here. And I had explained the trade in a detailed blog later. You may read
that blog here.
CUE Bounce Trade may also be taken when the Market bounces from other CUE
support/resistance levels. For example, this trade shows how I took a CUE Bounce
trade using Memory lines.
I easily identify Bounce Trade opportunities using the CUE Bounce Long and CUE
Bounce Short explorers.
CUE Headwind setup for Trading in Reversing Market

Many traders try to catch reversal trades. Mostly it ends in frustration. They tend to
use one or few indicators and look for divergence. It works as often as it does not.
Resulting in loss of confidence and frustration. What is more? If one indicator shows
divergence, other shows convergence. If one shows the Market is reversing, the
other shows the Market is going to continue its current move. It probably cannot get
more frustrating than that for a trader.
I use CUE Headwind setup to address this issue. And I explain this setup below.
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When a Market trend is becoming weak, this weakness may not be visible from price
movement or from Candle chart itself. However, CUE Headwind signal provides a
sign of such weakness before the Market reverses. It is as if the Market is
encountering Headwind while trying to go up in up trending Market. Or facing
resistance while Market is trying to continue falling in a down trending Market. Price
still continues in prevailing direction. However, Headwind shows up on the CUE
charts.
Superior Profit traders use headwind signal to Book Profit or Tighten Stop in existing
position in current trend direction. And with the support of an unambiguous
checklist, allows a trader to take a Trend Reversal Contrarian Headwind trade.
Headwind Trend Reversal strategy allows a trader to catch the trade much before a
price action trader realizes that the trend is reversing. As Headwind signal shows up
pretty much at the top or bottom of a swing, Headwind strategy provides attractive
Reward Risk Ratio; small stop loss risk and potentially very high profit.
I will illustrate this Headwind trade setup with a trade idea that I shared in our
Traders Community. You may read that post here. Below chart illustrates this
Headwind Short trade on Constellation Brands (STZ) in USA market.
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I easily identify potential Headwind Trades using CUE Headwind Long and CUE
Headwind Short explorers.
What is the difference between Bounce and Headwind Trade setups? Both Bounce
and Headwind setup allow me to take reversal Trades. But they are different setups.
And the difference lies in the base signal that is used for the setups; that is, the
difference between Stretch Release and Headwind indicators.
CUE Stretch Release and Headwind signals are very different. In fact, every indicator
used in CUE Charts is different; they use different calculation and tell a different
story of the price move that is not obvious from the Candle charts.
CUE Stretch; and Stretch Release are calculated based on the strength and
weakening of that strength respectively of the immediate price move leg up or
down. Whereas, Headwind calculates the weakening (Bearish Headwind) or
strengthening (Bullish Headwind) across price swings; not for the current price leg
but across several price legs.
Stretch Release is very responsive to price move, and I used it for fast turning
situations like in Bounce setup. I also use Stretch Release effectively for Day Trades.
Whereas, I use Headwind for Swing Trade and Long Term Investment.
CUE Box setup for Trading in Sideways Market

If the market is moving sideways, then I use the CUE Box setup. As if the Market is
bound inside a box and I am trying to catch it as it hits the top and bottom levels of
the box.
The indicators used in this setup have already been explained in the other CUE
Trade Setups described earlier. I will not illustrate the indicators again here. Instead,
I will explain below how I execute this Box Trade setup in real life.
This setup uses Stretch signal to see when Market is Overbought or Oversold. Just
Like stretching a rubber band results in tension on the band, a Market also becomes
stretched as it goes up or down. This Market Stretch shows up on the CUE chart as
dots appearing above or below the Candle; alerting Superior Profit trader that
Market is Overbought or Oversold respectively. This Overbought/Oversold condition
is not the time to enter a reversal trade because the Stretch condition may sustain
for several Candles. So, I wait for Stretch Release signal to appear - this shows up
on the CUE chart as Stretch Release Down Arrow or Up Arrow sign above or below
the Candle respectively. This Stretch Release shows that the players stretching price
in current direction have given up. And this is the precise point to take a Stretch
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Release Reversal Trade in a Sideways Market. For achieving an even greater

probability of success, I combine CUE Watermark signal and Activity Exhaustion
signal for a high probability of success.
Also, in Sideways Market, there is likely to be higher Activity as Bulls and Bears fight
it out at the extreme. One trying to move price in the current direction. And other
trying to reverse it. This high level of Activity may show up as Extreme or Very High
Activity on CUE chart. Very and Extreme High Activity is displayed as dots on
Activity bars. If I see this while the Market is nearing previous Watermark level, then
the probability of Market reversal increases even more.
Using Stretch Release, Watermark and Activity Exhaustion helps me take Very High
Probability Trades with Miniscule Stop risk in a Sideways Market. I can easily identify
potential Box Trade setups using the CUE Stretch Release Bullish and CUE Stretch
Release Bearish explorers.
All the above Superior Profit Trade setups use the principle of Buy Low Sell High;
with Low Risk and High Reward and therefore a large Reward Risk Ratio. And they
allow me to trade profitably in all possible market conditions. If you are a serious
Trader, then I advise that you choose a Trading System that allows you to do the
same.
Secret number five: I only take a Trade when Market

backdrop is in sync with my Trade direction.
Another secret of my success is that I always take a step back and look at the
Market from a distance before deciding to enter a Trade. What does this stepping
back mean?
For Swing Trading; where Entry and Exit Decisions are made on the Daily chart;
taking a step back means looking at what is happening in the Weekly chart. I call
this Weekly chart perspective a Backdrop of the Market. As if, the Market is playing
an act on Daily charts stage against the backdrop of a Weekly chart.
And this Backdrop view is available by applying; you might have guessed it; CUE
Backdrop Template.
I use this Backdrop information in different ways in different CUE trade setups.
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Backdrop for Go With Flow Trade in Trending Market

If Backdrop is Bullish; which means Weekly Candle Backdrop color is cyan; I take
only Bullish Trend Following Go With Flow Swing Trades. Conversely, if Backdrop is
Bearish; that is Weekly Backdrop Candle color is magenta; I take only Bearish Go
With Flow Trades.
Backdrop for Bounce Trade in Exhausting Market

For Bounce trade setup, I am trying to catch the Reversal trade using Stretch
Release signal after a sudden and large move. It is a sudden reversal like the
bounce off a softball from a support or resistance.
In this case waiting for Weekly Backdrop to change to even Neutral color usually
proves to be a bit too late. Therefore, for Bounce Trade setup, I dont look at Weekly
Backdrop.
Backdrop for Headwind Trade in Reversing Market

For Headwind setup, we are trying to catch the top or bottom of a Market move. We
dont expect Weekly Backdrop to change color so quickly to Bearish magenta while
the Market was still moving up in Daily chart. And vice versa.
If we wait for Backdrop to change color, that would be too late. So, for Headwind
setup on Daily, it is enough for me to have a Neutral, Yellow, Weekly Backdrop color.
Note that there may be times when Backdrop Weekly has already turned Bearish
magenta while Daily has displayed Bearish Headwind. And vice versa. And that is, of
course, fine too for entering a Headwind Swing Trade.
Backdrop for Box Trade in Sideways Market

Lastly, comes the Box setup. This setup also uses the responsive Stretch Release
signal in a sideways Market. I look for either neutral Backdrop or Backdrop aligned
to my Trade Direction (cyan for Long and magenta for Short Trade) for confirming a
Box Trade setup.
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Secret number six: I keep away from channels

(television, radio, newspaper, website, etc.) that
propose that Market may go up or down or both.
There is no scarcity of such channels. In fact, most channels are of that nature. They
keep proposing that Market may go up for so and so reasons and at the same time
suggest that Market may go down for some other causes.
You probably figured out that Market will obviously eventually go up or down. There
is not much other choice left! It may move sideways for a while. But it will move up
or down in the end.
Such articles suggesting Market could both go up or down is expert sounding and
could be harmless; or even balanced; information for a reader. Except, that it is
not so. In fact, it is anything but harmless.
In real life of Trading, such dual-side feeding is extremely harmful to a Traders
ability to confidently execute his own Trading Systems Trade signals. Faced with
such confusing messaging, which side will he choose in his Trading? Will he hesitate
to take a trade based on his system? Will the arguments in favor of a move in the
opposite direction will keep his away from following his system. Worse, to take the
Trade in the opposite direction?
Yes. If you are Trading for a while, you know that those effects are real; not
imaginary. And the only antidote to the harmful influence of seeing a two sided
argument that I have found is to keep away from it.
Now, I will go one step further. If your trading systems precise rules do not have the
necessity to look at media output; be it one-sided or dual sided; why would you look
at such media to decide whether to take your Trade or not? Is it not against the
precise rules of your Trading System? Give this statement a few days of serious
thinking before you keep looking at your favorite list of Trade-related media
channels trying to figure out whether to enter or exit your trades.
For me, I dont look at any media channel to decide my Trades. I have, as I
mentioned already, very precise and unambiguous checklist for Trade entry and
exit. And the checklist does not include any requirement to look at what media is
saying. The signals from CUE system is enough for me to trade confidently. And I
share those Trade Ideas regularly in Superior Profit Traders Community.
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Secret number seven: I keep myself disciplined by

sharing my trade ideas with the public.
I have mentioned already that I share my Trade Ideas publicly.
I do this regularly and often. I tend to say that it takes courage to post trade ideas
publicly over and over again before the results of those Trades are known.
But that is all it takes to remain disciplined. It is that simple!
You may read my publicly shared trade ideas at Superior Profit Traders Community.
Exposing my trade ideas to public forces me to follow my CUE Systems rules. After
all, no one wants to appear as an undisciplined trader in public! What is more;
Superior Profit has setup Trading Rooms for CUE Traders to share their trade ideas
with fellow traders. I believe this is an extremely effective way to remain disciplined.
And I look forward to you using this facility to remain disciplined in your Trading.
Secret number eight: I listen to my internal emotions.

This eighth secret is the last secret, but as important a secret as all the others I
shared so far. In my experience, every Trader needs to listen to his emotions to see
what is happening. What the Trading account reflects much later; internals emotions
tend to signal earlier; much earlier.
How does your internal emotion reflect what you did right or wrong in your Trading?
Here are some examples.
If you are checking up every news on a Market; probably you did not follow your
systems rules while entering the Trade. If you are biting your nail or tearing your
hair or praying to Almighty more than usual; probably you entered a too large size
trade for your account balance. If you are entering a trade before earnings of a
company or before drug approval date for pharmaceutical companies; you are
probably gambling. If you are putting on a very large size trade, you may be trying
to make up the last Trades loss quickly.
All these are a telltale signal of what mistakes you are making.
If you did not make any mistake; if you are just following your Trading System that
you have tested enough as I explained earlier, none of those troubling internal
signals will show up.
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When you are not following your system; you are not Trading in a systematic way.
And your Trading account is surely going to reflect the ill outcome of that - in
simpler terms; the account is going to lose money over time. I have not seen any
other outcome for any Trader who does not follow his Trading System.
Over the years, I have learned to listen to myself. And I suggest you do the same.
Whenever your internal emotion is sending you any of the above mentioned or
other stress signals, you need to take action to resolve it and not just wait for the
Trade to play out its course. How?
You would exit the Trade if you entered it not following your system. You would
reduce the Trade size if the size were too big. Etc.
Taking such corrective action also feeds your self-confidence that you are a
systematic Trader. That confidence is not nice to have. It is essential. This belief that
you are not a gambler in the Market. The belief that you are indeed a disciplined
Trader is the first characteristic to build if you want to be successful in the Market.
Listening to own internals; not ignoring it; and taking action to resolve it
immediately helps reduce stress, builds confidence as a disciplined Trader. More
importantly, it improves overall Trading profit. Which is our ultimate goal in Trading.
Epilogue.
Well, those were my secrets of success in investing. It took a while to discover them.
But I did it, and it works well for me now.
The way I Trade is not the only way in the world. And it may not be the only possible
way. There are billions of people in the world. To claim that my way is only, or the
best way would be ridiculous; as I could not possibly meet them all up in this life of
mine.
At the same time, the way I use my CUE Trading System works for me.
What works for you may be same or similar to what works for me. Or it may be
different. The only way to find out is to try. Try small in the beginning so as not to
lose so much that you get frustrated and give up Trading. And try paper-money
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Trading first before risking real money in the Market. Once you find out what works
for you, you will find Trading not only profitable but immensely satisfying.
I wish you well on that journey to find out what works for you. Once you find that
out, you would have discovered the collection of all secrets that matter in the end.
Secrets behind growing your wealth.
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