20-year veteran futures trader, Duane Davis,
and his S&P 500 e-mini day trading signals
generate strong returns:

2006: $7,624.00 per contract
2007: $8,820.00 per contract
2008: $15,894.00 per contract
Since January 2009: $4,208.00 per contract

E-mini trading results are non-compounded. The daily margin
requirement is only $2,812 per contract!

Duane Davis’s love affair with computers began in the 1960s, way before home computers became ubiquitous. “As a student, I excelled in mathematics, and remember my teacher describing the job of a computer programmer to us,” says Duane. But when he enrolled in community college, he was disappointed to find out that the school did not own a real computer!

Back then, the most sophisticated computers were used by the military to plot missile trajectories. To work with the state of the art in computing devices, Duane joined the Air Force, and learned all of the popular programming languages. After retiring from the Air Force, Duane started a company to provide computer and programming services to business clients. One of his major applications was software to research the pedigrees of racehorses.

One of the things Duane had discovered was that he could buy a young broodmare that was pregnant by a famous stallion for less than the value of the baby she was carrying. This strategy turned out to be very profitable, because most of the babies were eventually sold for more money than the cost of the pregnant mare.

Later, a famous trader approached Duane’s firm about developing the algorithms for his newest trading system. Duane dove into the project and was hooked. He purchased as many books as he could on technical analysis. “I took as much of the information as possible and turned it into software.” Duane also bought 6 years of back issues of Commodity Magazine and thoroughly read each one. “Today there are dozens of data services that offer charting software, and all of the popular formulas found in each one of them were first disclosed in articles in Commodity Magazine,” says Duane. He started trading his own accounts regularly and began to specialize in the development of trading software. To help traders master the systems, he also began ghostwriting trading books to teach his clients’ trading systems.

Today his company Investment Software Systems provides research for several major authors of trading systems.

S&P 500 E-mini Day Trading Subscription Benefits:

• Guarantee positive ROI for 12 months of S&P 500 e-mini day trading or your initial license fee will be returned!
   
• S&P 500 day trading signals come directly from 20-year veteran trader, Duane Davis! 
   
• Futures education disclosing his Never Trade on Thursday (S&P ProTrader Method!) 
   
• Access to S&P 500 ProTrader’s proprietary website with market updates!
   
• Access to his trading office for ongoing customer and market support!

The S&P 500 ProTrader Key Features:

• For day trading, each day of the week has its own ‘personality’. There are certain events that occur quite often on Mondays that almost never occur on Fridays.
   
• There are certain times of the month when the S&P 500 Pro Trader expects professional fund managers to step in and influence the market. The S&P 500 Pro Trader is designed to profit from these events and others like them.
   
• The S&P 500 Pro Trader looks for market conditions that indicate that a possible trend could develop that will continue all day and into the close. When a day is identified, a trend number is calculated that represents the entry point for the trade.
   
• A typical S&P 500 day trading month consists of around 20 days. In this normal trading month period, a trade will be possible on about half of those 20 days resulting in 3 to 4 actual trades.
   
• When a trading day is identified, a trade recommendation is posted to the members section of the website. A copy is also sent by e-mail to all subscribers.
   
• When an S&P 500 day trade occurs, an initial stop is placed to minimize the risk. Then, if the trade becomes profitable, a trailing stop is used to help lock in the profits.
   
• The S&P 500 Pro Trader can be traded in either a large account or a small account. Because the margin requirements for day trading are only half of the normal overnight margin, traders with small accounts can trade the S&P 500 e-mini contract. Although we recommend that traders fund their accounts sufficiently, the current daytime margin for the e-mini contract is just under $3,000.
   
• Because you’re in the market for such a short period of time, events that can affect a stock investor have no impact on the day trader. Issues such as the economy, interest rates or the current trend of the stock market are very important to longer term investors, but to the well prepared day trader, such things are not important. Day trading can be just as profitable when the economy is good or when it’s bad or when interest rates are 1% - 2% or when they’re 8% - 10% or in an up trending market or a down trending market. It just doesn’t matter. It’s true, that in an up trending market, you’ll have more buy days than sell days (and vice versa in a down trending market), but the trades should be just as profitable.

Request more information about Duane's S&P 500 e-mini day trading service by completing the form to the right. Subscriptions are on a space-available basis only.  Act now before available slots fill up.  Don't let this opportunity pass you by.

May all your trades be successful!

Best regards,

Diversified Trading Strategies