The way to use this website is extremely simple after a few tries: everything required happens in the “Action Center” tables (USA and Canada) found on the home page. Once there, simply hover the mouse pointer above any of the 4 colour box codes - - or , (these boxes will only be present with ongoing trades) for a pop-up that will recommend a course of action for the corresponding stock.

• On the evening of May 01^st a new box has been posted on one of the two tables (USA or Canada).
  • This is a signal to buy a stock at a recommended share price. (Say at $10.00)
  • Login and the stock name for this signal will be revealed in the table 
  • Pointing the mouse at the box, a pop-up will recommend what action to take for that stock.  
    
• On the evening of May 07^th, the box is replaced with box .
  • This is a signal that the recommend share price to buy at was reached and bought. ($10.00).
  • Pointing the mouse at the box, a pop-up will recommend what action to take with that stock. 
     
• On the evening of May 20^th, the box is replaced with box .
  • This is a signal that it is time to sell that stock.
  • Pointing the mouse at the  box, a pop-up will recommend what action to take with that stock. 
     
• Sometimes and in the days following the posting of box , the box will appear instead of the . This means that we are cancelling the order for that stock before the target price to buy that stock was reached.
  • Pointing the mouse at the  box, a pop-up will recommend what action to take with that stock. 
     
• Once the stock has been sold, the box will disappear and be replaced with this trade’s result.
  • Remember that a stock might be traded again and again!

Noticible is the price of a stock that continues to fall after a buy signal is triggered. It's part of the strategy: it then comes back up most of the time and delivers profit after profit right on the door step.

Here's what to expect while trading: there will be far more profitable trades than losing ones; there will be some small gains and some very interesting, larger gains; the few losses are usually on the small side and far in between, which are in turn followed by gains. Traders make a living trading stocks at Stocks & Bulls; the positve returns are flowing in with extreme regularity regardless of the stock market state, which is taken care of with an innovative design.

A trader who has the luxury of having the time and access to live quotes at the market's open would benefit from the following tip: when a sell signal is issued for the following day's open, only sell if the price goes lower than the open price. In other words, if the open price is $50.00 and it turns out that this is the low of the day, then that stock would not have been sold. Profits increase or a loss decreases because the price is still rising. This process is repeated on the following day or until the stock is sold. Once the open price of the day is known, then a stop loss can be put in place a penny below that open price. It doesn't happen every day that the open is the low of the day, but when it does, it's extra profit. It's an edge.

A stock that has a buy signal usually comes with 6 recommended entry points: You may choose to buy at only one of these levels or at many of them if the price movement reaches them. The first entry point (trigger) is usually 5% below the stock market price of the day it was posted. The other 5 recommended entry points are 1% apart ranging from 5% to 10%. Please note:  A 5% entry point has the most action and sees the profits accumulate faster, while going towards the 10% entry point sees less action, the profits also accumulate but not as fast, and the return per trade is higher (because we bought lower). For someone who is more on the conservative side and/or has a smaller capital to invest, the 8, 9 or 10% entry points is a good approach and you save on your broker fees. If you have a larger capital, you enjoy action and don't mind a bit more fluctuations, then investing at 5, 6 or 7% is just right. If you are still not sure on your approach simply try a few trades at any entry point: the system generates profits after profits anyway and you will soon feel your desired level. Finally, the system is right most of the time... follow it and you will profit regularly. Trying to be "perfect" at trading the market just doesn't work; taking a share of it does. When the price of a stock we just sold keeps moving up, let it go! The system did work: we took our share! When there is a loss, let it go as well; it just didn't pan out on that rare occasion. What's perfect is making money on a regular basis by following the signals and diversifying. The system also manages downturns extremely well, sometimes generating profits, other times minimizing the loss and ultimitely waiting to issue buy signals until the market conditions become once again favorable. Fall 2008 is a perfect example.

FAQ’s: this link also serves as a supplement to the “Trading Wisdom” link and to this Tutorial page.