"Best Trade" Newsletter (November 28, 2006)

For this "Best trade", "Buy Calls" trade  is opened
in order to close them later with profit if the index moves in our favor.

We expect to close "Buy Calls" trade once the SBV Oscillator advances above plus 33% and then declines back to below that level (based on NASDAQ 100 15-day SBV Oscillator chart with 240-min VMA). We will most likely buy puts at the same moment.

Below you will find a Table of Trade Motivations and a chart showing the trades, including detailed trade calculations.

Chart 1:	NASDAQ 100 SBV Oscillator November, 2006. 15-day View, 240-min VMA.
Chart 2:	NASDAQ 100 Advance/Decline Volume Ratio November, 2006. 15-day View, 240-min VMA.

In Table 1 - a 'Table of Trade Motivators' - we show the motivating factors that led us to take the above trades.

Table 1: Table of Trade Motivators

Below we list in detail the actual trades made, along with the netted returns achieved.

Table 2: Details of the trades

In this example, we have based our  QQQQ options trades on NASDAQ 100 volume indicators (PVO, SBV Oscillator). Using the principles outlined above, you may wish to trade options on the SPDRs (SPY), ^SPX, DIAMONDS (DIA). It is also conceivable that an analysis similar to the one shown below could be used to trade options based on the S&P 500, Russell 2000, and other indexes.

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