Without getting too personal…
I just sent off my taxes — yes, I had to write a couple checks — but the good news is that my schedule D was much EASIER to fill out than previous years.
Before I’ve struggled to compile huge lists of trades across mulitple accounts. If you actively trade, you probably know what I mean — many hours work, and even when I’ve hired accountants for my taxes they’ve wanted ME to do the gritty work of listing all the trades!
But this year I breezed through sched D! I took fewer trades because I relied more on MACD divergence and the divergence count to target higher-potential times to buy. ( To tell you the truth, sched D is one of the reasons I went for this trading strategy.)
Now I want to share with you the means to simplify YOUR schedule D and, more importantly, FOCUS on times when trades are more likely to work out in your favor.
Check out an example from April 15, 2011 of the divergence alerts commentary. We’ve been seeing lots of different commodities — especially energy and metals but also some of the broader commodity indices — showing negative divergences on the daily charts. On Fridays, we get the weekly analysis and starting to see some of those negative divergences move up to the weekly charts.
http://divergence-alerts.com/commentary/weekly-commentary/commodity-neg-divs-bubble-up-to-weekly-macd-div-alerts/
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http://divergence-alerts.com/my-membership-options-page/
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