At MarketClub, our mission is to help you become a better trader. Our passion is creating superior tradingtools to help you achieve your goals—no matter which way the markets move—we promise objective and unbiased recommendations not available from brokers.
Here is one of our member's story...
"I was so pleased to be given the opportunity to tell how MarketClub has changed my trading. I started following MarketClub about a year now, and I’m following the Trade Triangles with great success to say the least. I noticed that if I get a signal from the daily and enter on either a stop order or on the market open on the next day and stayed with the trade till the daily triangle signal tells me to exit the trade, most of trades have been winning trades. My profits range between $5,000 dollars (lowest month) to $13,000 dollars (best month). Also they added a new Alert feature, and it’s outstanding, giving traders a hands on alert to when a profit target or stop placement have been hit (not having to wait until end of day to find out.) In closing, I would like to say that I’m very happy to be a member of MarketClub and look forward to many years of profitable trading with Trade Triangles." ~ Ronald H., California
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