$59.00. CLICK HERE to subscribe to my daily diary. What you are buying is 20 of my 3-page daily diary entries. I will e-mail you my entry for 20 trading days. (20 x $2.95 = $59.00).

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Price: $59.00

$59.00 5 pages, Adobe PDF

How to order:
This subscription entitles you to 20 of my daily intermarket diary entries. I will e-mail each entry to you as an Adobe PDF attachment. Unless you instruct me otherwise, I will use the e-mail address you enter on my website. You are also entitled to a 5-page Adobe PDF of my 10 trading lessons and ideas on how to set up a lines day-trading screen. Once you have added this subscription order to a shopping cart and have paid for your subscription using PayPal, please return to this website and download my 10 trading lessons and trading screen ideas. PayPal will notify me that you bought a 20-day subscription.

I will then e-mail you my next 20 entries. I will mark each e-mail (20-Day Subscription: Day 1 … 20-Day Subscription: Day 2, etc.) so you will know when it is time to reorder. You have no, I repeat, no obligation to reorder. I must, however, limit you to owning no more than two open subscriptions at a time.

If you want to suspend a 20-day subscription (for up to 3 weeks or less), then reply e-mail me, and I will stop sending the balance of your entries until you tell me to continue. If you would like me to send the entries to a different e-mail address, or you have a question or problem, e-mail richardmue@yahoo.com. I will answer your questions as thoroughly as I can and work to solve problems to your satisfaction.

Consistently profitable day trading is an extreme skill. The trading of futures and ETFs can involve substantial risk of financial loss.

What you get:
ON PAGE 1 AND PAGE 2, I FOCUS ON MY ANALYSIS OF THE MARKETS.

Each trading day, between 7:00pm and 8:00pm Eastern Time, I will e-mail that day's 3-page diary entry as an Adobe PDF attachment. (I changed to a 3-page format, my "Michigan variation", on June 24, 2010.)

On page 1, in my SNAPSHOT section along the top of the page, you will see a concise summary of the day's action. In my TIMELINES section along the center of the page, you will see how the NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds, Euro FX (EUR/USD), gold and light sweet crude oil (WEST TEXAS INTERMEDIATE) moved across the day's major time periods: 1) Pre-Market session (midnight to the New York Stock Exchange 9:30am open), 2) 9:30am to 10:30am, 3) 10:30am to 12:00pm, 4) 12:00pm to 1:00pm, 5) 1:00pm to 3:00pm, and 6) 3:00pm to 4:00pm. (As a risk/money management rule, I go to cash before the 4:00pm NYSE close. I hold overnight on exception). In my LESSONS section along the bottom of the page, you will see which of my 10 trading lessons were most relevant to that day's trade.

On page 2, along the top of the page, you will see an end-of-day capture of my current 45-chart trading screen. I am an intermarket day trader. Following multiple markets across multiple time periods is key to the lines approach. Each of my 45 charts can provide insight (leading or confirming indicators) into how a trading day may evolve. I look to trade each day's intermarket relationships. As a rule, I hold no more than two open positions at a time (position size can vary). I look for each day's "best, cleanest trade(s)" and shift my money accordingly. To give me a "big picture" view of major market action, I follow the NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, SMH (the ETF representing the semiconductor equity sector), RKH (the ETF representing the regional bank equity sector), RTH (the ETF representing the retail equity sector), IYM (the ETF representing the basic materials equity sector), OIH (the ETF representing the oil services equity sector), EWH (the ETF representing Hong Kong equities and that acts as a surrogate for Chinese equities and the Chinese economy in general), Eurodollars (representing short-term U.S. interest rates), SHY (representing intermediate-term U.S. interest rates), bonds (representing long-term U.S. interest rates), Euro FX (EUR/USD), gold, light sweet crude oil (WTI) and JJC (the ETF representing copper, which can act as a proxy for the world economy). My screen includes 6-month, 3-month, 11-day, 2-day and 1-day charts. Along the bottom of the page, you will see more detailed 11-day charts of the NASDAQ , S&P, bonds, Euro FX, gold and crude oil.

Following multiple charts can improve situational awareness and reduce the times you are blindsided. The less you are blindsided, the more you can flow with market volatility.

ON PAGE 3, I FOCUS ON HOW I TRADED MY SIMULATED ACCOUNT.

I keep my real accounts private. I make my simulated account public and show my daily simulated statements as a way for you, the reader, to better appreciate each day's market action. The trades I make in my simulated account are not necessarily the same trades I make in my real accounts.

On page 3, you will see my simulated futures account statement for the day. I day trade Globex futures contracts: the NASDAQ (symbol NQ), S&P (ES), bonds (ZB), Euro FX (Y2), gold (YG) and crude oil (YC). You will see what contracts (long or short) I entered and exited on the day, how many contracts I entered or exited with each order, what kind of order I used to enter or exit each trade (MARKET or LIMIT), and at what exact time each order was filled (the account features real-time prices). Just below the account statement, you will be able to read what I was thinking as I entered and exited each trade. I include a stream-of-consciousness, real-time commentary on my trading thought process aligned with the day's major time periods.

Pages 1 and 2 can be studied as a stand-alone to complement your own analysis of the day's action. Page 3 can be studied as a stand-alone to appreciate how the theory of the lines approach meets the "friction" of market reality. Pages 1, 2 and 3 can also be studied as a whole.

What traders say:
Steve A. from Florida: “I have found Richard's analysis of market conditions to be thorough and inspired. His analysis of how the markets interact has improved my market IQ and my trading results. His daily diary entries are required reading for me. Keep up the good work!”

Jim B. from Chicago: “From one who has followed Richard's daily trading diary entries for more than six months, I have found them to be exceptionally valuable both as a trading tool and a learning resource. The entries provide clear comprehensive insights into the truly complex nature of the markets enabling one to day trade profitably regardless of market conditions.”

Tim M. from Ohio: “The Lines approach is like a GPS guiding my entry, exit and swing trade management in ETF, Futures and Forex resulting so far in two months of highly profitable trading. I believe it dynamically evaluates Gann price and time principles so you always know where you are in a trade. I have mentored with Jack Bernstein and others, own 150 books and trading courses, and haven't achieved as much success before the 10 lessons and Lines approach. It is an intuitive approach which gives me confidence to enter trades I wouldn't have previously.”

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