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Why Paul Revere?
What is technical trading?
Does technical trading actually work?
What service do you offer?
How are you different from other companies?
What Stock do you trade?
Why do you only track one stock?
How should I use your service?
When will trade signals be issued/When should I make my trade?
How long do you usually hold a trade?
What returns can I expect?
Won't brokerage fees eat up my profit?
What do you charge/ How do I join?
What are your terms of service?
I am subscribed but am not receiving signals by e-mail. What's wrong?

Q) Why Paul Revere?
A) Paul Revere is a great American Patriot who kept a lookout for British troop movements so the colonists could plan their next move.

In much the same way, Revere Trading keeps a lookout in the stock market for Bulls and Bears and gives advanced notice of those price movements to you. Revere Trading issues signals: one Lantern for Bulls rallying and two lanterns for Bears on the move.

Q) What is technical trading?
A) Trading based on technical indicators from historical price pattern analysis.

Q) Does technical trading actually work?
A) Our track record speaks for itself! Click Here

Q) What service do you offer?
A) We will analyze recent price movements and issue an e-mail to our subscribers with buy/sell recommendations.

Q) How are you different from other companies?
A) Our gains are fantastic, price is low, and we are completely transparent about our trading performance. Also, our system is 100% mechanical to eliminate emotion – the downfall of many investors.

Q) What Stock do you trade?
A) We track and time the Q’s (Stock Symbol: QQQQ). The QQQ is an ETF that tracks the nasdaq-100 which includes 100 of the largest domestic and international non-financial securities listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange based on market capitalization.

Though our analysis is based on the Q’s, we recommend you increase you profits by buying QLD instead of the QQQQ since it corresponds to double the daily performance of the Q’s and buy QID instead of selling the QQQQ since it is double the inverse of the Q’s.

Q) Why do you only track one stock?
A) Each stock has its own personality and by focusing on one stock we can fine tune our plan for the best possible return.

Q) How should I use your service?
A) Depending on your investment style, there are a few different strategies you can employ:

a) Small profit potential – trade between long and cash on the QQQQ ETF

b) Medium profit potential – double your profit by trading between long and short on the QQQQ ETF

c) Large profit potential – double your profits again by trading between the QLD and the QID for leveraged returns

d) Mega profit potential – double your profits a third time by trading between QLD and the QID with margin for maximum gains.

Q) When will trade signals be issued/When should I make my trade?
A) Trade signals are issued by e-mail after the market closes. E-mails are usually sent out around 4:40pm on most days but should be no later than 8pm.

Q) How long do you usually hold a trade?
A) We will typically hold stocks for 1 to 3 days at a time depending on price momentum.

Q) What returns can I expect?
A) Our plan has been extensively back tested. See our Performance page for details.

Q) Won't brokerage fees eat up my profit?
A) Since we do trade frequently, we recommend picking a brokerage account with a low trade execution price such as Zecco or TradeKing.

Q) What do you charge/ How do I join?
A) Please see our Subscribe page.

Q) What are your terms of service?
A) Please see our Terms of Service page.

Q) I am subscribed but am not receiving signals by e-mail. What's wrong?
A) Our automated e-mail messages may be flagged as spam or junk mail by your e-mail client. Be sure your mail client is not filtering them out.

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There are risks involved with investing, including possible loss of principal. The results don't take into account any brokerage fees, dividends, interest or taxes that are associated with investing. Past performance is no guarantee or indicator for results in the future and each individual is always solely responsible for his/her own investment decisions and which equities or financial instruments to trade.