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Afternoon Session ES + 4 Points

Stocks finished November on a down note as investors worried that Europe's debt crisis will continue to spread. Major indexes pared their losses after President Barack Obama and Republican leaders said they would try to find a way to extend Bush-era tax cuts.

Morning Session ES + 6 Points

CMG + 115 Points

SLV + 9 Points

Riding The Wave TIF + 17 Points

Welcome Back + 10 ES Points!

Stocks ended lower Monday on lingering fears that Europe's debt crisis will continue to spread even after Ireland gets bailed out. The Dow Jones industrial average dipped below 11,000 earlier, but recovered much of its losses late in the day. The Euro fell to a two-month low as investors flocked to the safety of the dollar and U.S. Treasuries. Gold prices also rose. Investors are worried that other weak European countries like Portugal and Spain will still need help even after the $90 billion bailout package for Ireland announced on Sunday. Some of those worries faded late in the day as traders shifted their focus to positive economic news. The Federal Reserve Banks of Dallas and Chicago both reported higher manufacturing activity in their areas.

We hope everyone enjoyed their holiday. Another great day as we netted over + 10 ES points. It's good to be back in the saddle.

+ 12 ES Points!

Bank shares weighed on Wall Street on Monday as Europe's smoldering debt crisis and fears of an insider trading probe in the United States sapped buying interest for most of the session. Risk aversion kicked in as stocks followed the euro's fall against the U.S. dollar after turmoil in Ireland's fragile coalition government overshadowed an agreed-on bailout of the country. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 24 points to 11,178. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index dipped 1.89 points to 1,197. But the Nasdaq Composite Index gained 13 points to 2,532.

What an amazing day. Our charts nailed the move in the ES today as we netted over 12 ES points. Not a bad day's work. Our subscribers have been catching amazing moves over the past few months and we are excited as Rampage Trading is growing by leaps and bounds. We have a few surprises for the upcoming year, so stay tuned. Our offices will be closed for the rest of this week and we want to wish everyone a happy turkey day and we hope you enjoy your holiday.

We are extremely happy with the way our company has grown over the course of this year. Many of our clients (both institutional and retail) have had their best trading year to date. We are very humbled by our accomplishments and continue to wish great success to all our subscribers and followers out there. Our software has the advantage of being developed and backed by some of the best players out there, i.e. Institutional Traders, Hedge Fund Managers, Quants and Analysts. We have been spending a lot of time working with our clients and our satisfaction comes not only from their kind words and compliments but also from their amazing yearly performance and phenomenal returns. Thank you all.

As mentioned a few days ago, due to increased demand and time constraints on our end, we have now suspended all new retail license requests for our software. We will advise when more become available. If you are interested, please email us and we will place you on the waiting list. Have a great holiday.

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Weekend Update

Stocks posted slight gains Friday after China took more steps to curb inflation, which traders fear could slow down the country's growth. China ordered its banks to hold more reserves, the second time it has done so in the past two weeks. The goal is to curb lending and avoid speculative bubbles. Inflation in China shot up to a more than two-year high last month. Investors also expect China to raise key interest rates as part of its effort to control inflation. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 22 to 11,203. The broader Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 3 to 1,199. The technology-focused Nasdaq composite index rose 3 to 2,518. The Nasdaq, which lost less than 0.1 percent, was the only major index to finish the week with a loss. The Dow and S&P 500 eked out weekly gains of less than 0.1 percent. Eight of the 10 industry groups that make up the S&P 500 index rose. Materials companies posted the largest gains with a 0.7 percent rise. Utilities and financial companies fell.

An excellent week for us and our clients. It's easy when you have the keys to the vault. Our software was designed by some of the biggest and best institutional players on Wall Street. We see what they see. Easy as that. We have shown chart after chart showcasing profitable day trades, swing trades and position trades. Our clients could not be more pleased. Our game plan remains the same. See our previous post.

As mentioned a few days ago, due to increased demand and time constraints on our end, we have now suspended all new retail license requests for our software. We will advise when more become available. If you are interested, please email us and we will place you on the waiting list. Have a great weekend.

Bounce?

Stocks bounded higher Thursday thanks to a jump in manufacturing activity and growing confidence that Ireland will resolve its debt crisis. Most eyes were glued on General Motors, an American icon which re-emerged from bankruptcy in the largest initial public offering in U.S. history. Its shares, trading under the symbol GM, rose 3.6 percent to $34.19. GM's stock amounted to 9.7 percent of all shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks got an early boost from a surprisingly strong reading on manufacturing from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The report said factory orders in the mid-Atlantic region expanded at the fastest rate since December. Bond prices fell, pushing their yields higher. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.90 percent from 2.87 percent late Wednesday. The yield on the note, which is a widely used benchmark for consumer and business loans, traded as low at 2.49 percent on Nov. 4. The dollar fell 0.6 percent against an index of six currencies.

As mentioned in our previous posts, we were anticipating a move higher and boy did we get it. The market worked off its oversold condition today and with the ES closing in on 1200, we will be looking to establish new short positions across the board starting as early as tomorrow morning. A break above ES 1210-1214 will change our near-term outlook back to bullish.