If that’s your stance that you only provide setups for this subscription service, then do NOT post only the victory trades. Post the setup and then you’re done.

If you want to post the successful trades, then you also must post the losing / stop-out trades. Otherwise you look like every other deceptive trading website out there. That has been my biggest quarrel regarding how you’ve been operating this website post 2020.

Nobody, and I mean NOBODY on the internet appreciates, nor respects, a person who only posts their winning trades and never their losing trades. I don’t think you fully grasp that perspective from the consumer side.

Post the setup, then you’re done if that’s truly what this site is about. No more victory laps and then sweeping the losers under the rug.

You HAVE to understand that every time you post a winner while some subscriber is holding the bag on another loser that you fail to post updates or stop-outs about only traumatizes them further. It builds distrust. It’s a terrible business model and it’s not sustainable, nor ethical, in the long-run.

I see you spent that time to go into great detail regarding how you’re in a high tax bracket and addressing none of the issues I raised. Well done.

thanks Randy

I updated nat gas in today’s (Friday’s) video but realized after I posted the video that I forgot to highlight what appears to be a likely selling climax with a notable volume surge recently on both UNG & /NG. Appears to me that a solid break above /NG 2.990 along with a bullish crossover on the daily PPO will likely spark a short covering rally.

As I often say, my job is to provide analysis & trade ideas. Yours is to decide whether or not to incorporate any of that analysis into your trading and/or investing as well as to pass on any trade ideas that don’t mesh with your outlook for that security, risk-tolerance, trading style, or objectives.

BTW- Last week (and/or earlier this week), I highlighted waiting for a bullish crossover on the daily PPO of natural gas for the next potential buy signal. The 60-minute charts often provide an earlier, more favorable entry by triggering buy (or sell) signals that typically proceed those on the daily or weekly time frames.

I address after the update on nat gas towards the end of the video posted today (Fri).

Regarding going to zero. Yes it’s possible short term, but staying at 0 is impossible. 38..4% of electricity generation in the US comes from natural gas.

Patience is a virtue

1111, I only got’s $1.87 in my trading account!!! Why do you think I’m surfing my neighbor’s garbage cans?!?!?… Go ahead, take a guess, I’ll wait!!!

i have lost it!