This table displays the status of each ETF. An ETF will be either "in cash", "bought", or "inactive". If it has been bought, you can find the day bought, the buy price, and what the stop price is if any. In addition, you'll also find the current gain or loss.
When the website updates, any ETF's that were bought or sold that day will have a green box 
next to the ETF's Symbol. This is very handy for matching up with what the system did that day to what you did. The green box makes it easy to spot what was traded that day.
When you are ready to buy, login to the Member's Area. (1) Those with a green bar are below their buy price and a buy. Those with a red bar are outside their buy zone. The red bar keeps you informed how much your ETF needs to move before becoming a buy. This makes it easier to monitor how much your ETF needs to move before you need to buy.
Some ETF's need to rise up before they become a buy. Some need to go down before they become a buy. ETF TIMER will alert you (1) if the ETF needs to rise or drop. If your ETF needs to RISE before becoming a buy, you can use a "Stop Market" order. When it reaches the buy price (2), it will become a buy and your order executed at the market price. If your ETF needs to DROP, you can use a "Limit Order" to buy at the buy price (2) or better.
You get two sell prices, an upper (1) and a lower sell price (2). You sell based on the CLOSE. Your ETF has to close above the upper sell price or below the lower sell price. ETF TIMER also alerts you (the day before) how much it needs to move before hitting a sell price (3).
If you see your ETF make that move, all you need do is check near the close to see if it will close above the upper or close below the lower. If so, close your position. If you can't login near the close, you can use a "Limit" order to sell on the upper price or a "Stop" order to sell on the lower price, but beware, doing so will get you a different result than the system results here. Just like when buying, every day the sell prices change also. It is possible that the lower sell price could eventually go above your buy price before triggering.
Should you ever lose where you are, ETF TIMER has you covered. Every day at 1:30PM PST the website updates and we post a table that shows what the buy and sell prices were for that day and if your ETF was bought or sold that day. To view this information, click on the name of your ETF (1) from the list of ETF's.
The STATUS section (6) will inform you what the system has done. If you are trading this ETF, you should be doing the same. If you are looking to buy, the BUY section (4) shows the last trading day's buy price and stop price (if used). If you look at the low of the day (2) you will see the ETF did not fall enough to trigger a buy. Missed it by a penny. If you are looking to sell, you can see the ETF would have needed to close above $30.35 (5) or below 27.83 for this day. You can see the ETF closed at $29.36 (2). Not quite high or low enough to sell this day. Now you check to see what the next trading day's targets are and try again (see the SELL rules above).
| ETF | % |
| FNGU | None |
| LABU | None |
| SOXL | 30% |
| SPXL | None |
| TECL | None |
| TMF | None |
| TNA | None |
| TQQQ | None |
| UPRO | None |