Cum Laude for 2-weeks

includes The Professor's new 'Sector Rotation Strategy'

With his new sector rotation even in sideways markets there are strong and weak sectors to take advantage of. Go long the strong sectors during flat markets and rallies and short the weak sectors during pullbacks. Each of the Professors sectors has an accompanying ETF that he uses as a trading vehicle. Entries and exits from the ETFs is timed based on the Professor's own VTI indicator, Volume and Money Flow.

REMEMBER: Updates on the favored sectors will be included in the Cum Laude service going forward.

Check out this 30 minute update video from January 2017

The Professor starts out with an update on current market conditions, including the status of his 5 waves sequence and the where we are currently in an overthrow wave. Following the market update the Professor introduces his new 'Sector Rotation Strategy'.

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The Professor's comments on the market

Each day you'll get the Professor's market update and specifics on the current status. Elliott Wave and the 'Hockey Stick' patterns feature prominently.

Insights on how the Professor trades stocks and ETF's

Any stocks or ETFs the Professor is watching with his 3 three favorite indicators.

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The Dean's list of stocks and ETF's with corresponding ranking

The ranking is provided by the professor's proprietary algorithms and is updated every day. It provides a relative strength against other entries along with potential market changes and sector strengths and weaknesses. The Dean’s List is where to go to look for strong stocks or ETFs

The Professor's Market Signals

Each week day the Professor provides a snapshot reading on the market based on his preferred indicators and algorithms. It's the quickest way to see where the market is headed.

Weekend Strategy Review

At the weekend the Professor lays out his plan for the coming week. It's the big picture of what he expects the markets to do and where to focus in the coming week.

Every update emailed to subscribers

Every update is e-mailed directly to you and is available on the web site members area.

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e commentary expressed in this site and any attachments are opinions of the author, subject to change, and provided for educational purposes only. Nothing in this commentary or any attachments should be considered as trading advice. Trading any financial instrument is RISKY and may result in loss of capital including loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always understand the RISK before you trade. This is a month-to-month service. You may cancel at any time. Monthly fee is not prorated, cancellation occurs at end of the members month. Got questions? Check our FAQ Terms of use and limitations

Acclaimed Author and trader

Hank Swiencinski, aka The Professor, has been teaching trading at the University of North Florida since the spring of 2009. His courses have been the subject of much acclaim in Jacksonville’s news media, the Florida Times Union, and its two major network stations. He is the co-author of The Professor’s One Minute Guide to Stock Management, a highly informative book that addresses his straight forward, easy to learn methodology. He has conducted numerous seminars and webinars on trading and is currently the principal contributor to OneMinuteStock web site.

Sticks in the Sand approach to tell when the environment is friendly to trade these commodities

He will also show you how he used his ‘Sticks in the Sand’ approach to tell when the environment is friendly to trade commodities. Using this approach, he was able to successfully trade energy related stocks and ETFs early in 2014, then exit these long trades in July and start trading inverse ETFs in the second half of the year. There was no uncertainty about any of this. The ‘Sticks in the Sand’ provided everything you needed to know about the energy market. If you trade energy, you owe it to yourself to learn about these important indicators. You will learn what to look for and when to enter and exit the trades. With the Professor’s Methodology, you don’t get a list of 400+ stocks or ETFs to buy like you do elsewhere. Large lists are of limited value, especially when you only have a limited amount of money to invest. No, you want to know which stocks and ETFs are the best ones to invest in. Also, IF you use a Financial Advisor, you will be able to use the information in the is course to monitor what he's doing Is your financial advisor putting you into the right mix of equities, bonds, commodities, or real estate?  Or just watching your portfolio go up and down with the market?  Watching is not managing. You pay your financial advisor to manage. And if he's not putting you into the strongest stocks and ETFs, maybe it's time to make a change. With The Professor's key indicators, you will know when the conditions are favorable or unfavorable for equities, bonds, and commodities.  Remember what happened in the market crashes of 2002 and 2007-2008? Most financial advisors stood by watching the markets and the value of your portfolio decline. Do NOT let this happen again. Get this course now!! Includes course handouts and unlimited access to the video course

Your price includes seminar handouts and 2 bonuses

How do you know that you're not catching a falling knife?

If you 're thinking about buying a stock that has pulled back in a downtrend, how do you know that you're not catching a falling knife? The reverse is also true. If you buy a stock in an up trend, how can you tell when it still has more upside, or when it's too late and time to get out?

It’s rather simple really, but you must know the signs

In this Trading the Turns course, the Professor will show you exactly how to make these types of trades. There are several elements to making these trades, and you need all of them in place to be successful.

Major trend or false alarm?

There's a certain pattern you'll need to learn and to look for and also which indicators to use to trigger your trades. Once in the trade, it's critical you learn how to tell if a major trend is starting or if it’s a false alarm. Without these key trade building blocks, you might as well pick trades at random.

This simple idea is often overlooked - predict targets before you trade

The professor has a technique you can learn that predict targets for these trades. You see, some targets are not worth the effort, and some are, so you know which trades to take and which ones to avoid. All this before you even place a trade, now doesn't seem like the ultimate way to trade?

I'm in but how and when do I really need to exit?

Suffice to say, there's no profit until you take the money off the table, and there's no sense it letting a losing trade ride (and yes not all the Professor's trades are winners). here's where you will learn how to use the Professor’s money management techniques to minimize risk and maximize profits.

Bonus: How the Professor predicted all four major market moves of 2013

The Professor will also review how he used this Methodology to identify all four of the major Up turns so far in 2013. Each of these four turns identified moves of approximately 1,000 Dow points. That’s almost 4,000 Dow points! in 2013 alone! And like the Professor’s strategy on Rifle Trades, this strategy is EXTREMELY simple to implement. It’s not complicated. If you liked the Professor’s Rifle Trading webinar, you’re going to love this session on Trading the Turns.

You'll see this strategy used for real, so that you'll know:

• How to avoid the trades that look like a pullback or a rally but are really not
• Which indicators are best for triggering these trades
• How to spot whether you're trade is in a major trend or not
• How to predict stop targets for these trades
• When to take money off the table
• How to minimize risk and maximize profit

everyone understands the market turn and actions that they can take. This video goes into details as seen from The Professors prospective and the projected timing and levels. If the Dollar continues to rise, the deflationary environment it causes would be bad for most stocks, bonds, commodities. Stocks doing business overseas would be the hardest hit. On the other hand, IF the dollar starts to decline, it would be good for most U.S. Stocks. As an added feature he will talk about ways to use the Deans List for trading, following and recognizing market changes. This video also covers:

• DXY components and an ETF that tracks this
• EUO inverse Euro
• Caterpillar vs US Dollar
• Oil v US Dollar
• Deflation and the US Dollar
• Trades to consider if the Dollar remains strong
• When to look at EEV and YCS
• Gold - where's it going