Who says you have to work on Wall Street to make a buck in this market. Google jumped as predicted with plenty of upside potential left to go. In the 10-day hourly chart below you can see how my strategy can work for any time frame.

The ascendancy of Google stock came about nine days ago when the MACD and DMI formed a positive divergence (circled in green). Suddenly, about four days ago, the MACD turned negative and many short-term investors liquidated just in case the DMI gave in down the road. The reason the stock only pulled sideways instead of collapsing is due to the fact that the DMI never broke. Instead, it held ground until the MACD had finally collapsed far enough to provide room for another surge. Hence, the reason we saw the big move today. You also may be wondering why there is only one divergence circled in green towards the right side of the graph. It is simply to point out that there is a positive divergence occuring and that the DMI had already been positive. Whenever there are MACD and DMI indicators that have a positive divergence you should consider it a signal to buy.

It is these signs that enable investors like you and I to consistently reap profits again and again. Couple this with my post from yesterday and you can begin to see how the different time frames interweave and actually make sense. With experience, you too can see events unfolding almost like the Matrix.

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