Service Identifying Market direction

Quote from Raystonn:

Me. But there are two caveats:

1) You cannot afford my services.
2) The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle applies. If you trade off this information you will change the market. The more you trade off this information, the more inaccurate the information will become.

Because of caveat number 2, I am generally unwilling to share the information unless I am out of the market, and only then to very few. It's not very useful if it's not accurate.
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If you are in the market, it would seem to me additional buyers will give the stock a boost.
 
Quote from Option Trader:

Anyone have a recommendation of a service that stands out to quite consistantly identify the direction of the market?
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Read up on Mark Cook, Mark Fisher and Linda Raschke's paid services
 
here ya go buddy. no, I dont subscribe but Kurt Sakaeda is always at the top of the pack for about $500/month. good entertainment in the least. you can be our guinea pig and let us know how it turns out. by the way, these are all real accounts...

www.worldcupadvisor.com
www.worldcup.com/advisor/futures/Sakaeda.asp
www.robbinstrading.com/worldcup/standings.asp


Not sure if I'm joking:confused: :eek:

(edit: if second link doesnt work, after going to the first link, go to the "advisor lineup" to the left of the screen and click on Sakaeda's name.)
 
Those who view stocks as rolling dice, I would like to ask why they invest?

Those who gave tips, thank you. Many services piggy-back current direction of the market, but can't identify reversals. It would seem that identifying threat of reversals is the key. If you have more information about the service/ book you mentioned, would like to hear.
 
Thank you for the link.
On that website, he gives a link for Aaron L. Task for ratings purposes, i.e. link: Thestreet.com (Real Money), with various commentators. Any thoughts about this service?
 
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