Larry, Larry, Larry McMillan

The Option Strategist -? Online Seminars


McMillan's Favorite Systems - Disclosed

Learn McMillan’s favorite trading systems.
These are the systems
Mr. McMillan personally trades!

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Definition:
"System: a method of trading with fixed rules for entry and exit and therefore no room for interpretation."

Three systems for day trading the S&P 500 futures (applicable to any other broad-based index as well, using options or futures)

The Previous Daily Range System (S&P day trading)

T-Bonds vs. Stocks (S&P day trading)

OOPS System (Larry Williams' day trading system)

Position trading the broad market ($OEX options)

A system based on the McMillan Oscillator

Two broad market seasonal systems with phenomenal track records.

Momentum trading index and futures options

The rules for operating each system will be clearly defined.

Track records, including cumulative profit graphs, will be shown.

Important system features such as average investment, maximum drawdown, and percent of winning trades will be disclosed.

This course is priced at just $500.
"The value of these systems is easily worth the price of this seminar"

Testimonials
"What an exciting and new seminar experience! I thoroughly enjoyed "attending" from the comfort of my home, very convenient. The information well presented and all questions answered as if I was attending in person. I look forward to taking other valuable online courses."
-F. Fox

"This was by far the best seminar I have attended. I can't wait to start using the systems and making money!"
-B. Stanton

"Larry as usual, you've provided practical and readily-understood information. Adds a lot of value to my trading process. "
-C. Johnston

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* Cancellations
Due to the valuable nature of this seminar's visual portion, once you have enrolled and received the download links for this seminar, no refunds will be permitted. You may request NOT to receive the links to preview the seminar slides if you wish to enroll but are uncertain about your schedule for the upcoming date.

For Thursday, June 23rd


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Stock Market

The old adage is "never sell a dull market." Well, this market is about as dull as it gets. I was recently struck by the similarities among many charts: a strong advance in May and then a flat, tight range in June. The charts of the major averages look a little better than that, though, as $SPX, $OEX, and $DJX (the Dow) have all made new highs in the last week. We still expect them to challenge the yearly highs as long as the current indicator readings hold up (near 1230, basis $SPX, for example).

Equity-only put-call ratios (Figures 2 and 3) have remained uniformly bullish, as they have continued to decline. They are getting lower on the charts, which means they aren't in the favorable positions they previously were, but that's to be expected after such a long period of advance (the actual start of this rally was back in April, although the put-call ratio buy signals were generated at the May bottom -- almost exactly a month ago).

However, there is a new development, as the averages just began to curl upward. There are small circles on the charts that highlight this. Our computer projections are not saying that this slight curl upward is anything to worry about, and similar curls in the past few weeks have been meaningless. Still, we want to keep an eye on this because of the reliability of this sentiment indicator.