Vector Pressure Crossings is the second
options trading tactic for Exchange Traded Funds.
Although there are several instances whereby
Force Vectors and Vector Pressure crossed the Indicant Line, the numbered
illustrations are used to help you interpret the order of the phenomena.
The daily reports will advise you each time these phenomena occur.
#1, #2, and #3 illustrates Vector Pressure
crossing above the Indicant Line "after" the Force Vector crossed above is
bullish. Conversely, it is bearish when crossing below the Indicant Line.
#4, #5, #6 illustrates Force Vectors crossing
above the Indicant Line after Vector Pressure. This is also immediately
bullish. Conversely, it is bearish when crossing below the Indicant Line
when Vector Pressure is already below the Indicant Line. #4, #5, and #6
make slightly more money in call options than #1, #2, and #3.
The daily reports will let you know when this
phenomenon occurs.
