How To Trade It
Jan. 21, 2021

Learn This Little Known Strategy on Using Volume Stock Entries Ep #44

Learn This Little Known Strategy on Using Volume Stock Entries Ep #44
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The 70s and 80s were the pinnacle of market letters. Tim was fascinated by them. He’d read the market news from people like Joe Granville and Stan Weinstein. At the time, People thought technical analysis was hocus-pocus—the focus was on the fundamentals. But Tim started to learn about technical analysis from Granville and Weinstein and he couldn’t go back. 

He got hired as the VP of Options at another firm in the 80s. He started an internal market letter at that firm, with a reach of 200–300 brokers nationwide. They wanted to hear what he had to say. His market news started as a message on an answering machine. When they called and got the voicemail, they got his update. He started a market letter on the side. As the internet grew, he grew with it. He’s been offering his newsletter online ever since.

Tim Ord is the President, Editor, and Publisher of The Ord Oracle, an electronic advisory newsletter that recommends S&P, NASDAQ, and gold stock trades. He is one of the top-ten market timers in the country. 

You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

  • [0:50] How Tim’s newsletter got started
  • [4:28] A climactic/panic indicator
  • [8:12] A discussion of volume/timing
  • [13:23] How to make a profit from Tim’s strategy
  • [15:05] Trading Gold and the S&P 500
  • [16:26] The correlation between GDX and the S&P 500
  • [18:27] What newsletter subscribers can expect

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