We get asked every day by someone "does Inteligex work with .....".  the answer is pretty much always the same.  "If the product is liquid enough to trade".   What does this mean you can ask?  Sounds complex, but its really simple.  The chart below looks hard - but again, it takes under an hour to understand and perhaps a week to start to master. 

This chart is for gold.  It could easily have been for silver, corn, oil or eMini, Dax, Dow or AMZN, MSFT etc.  Literally anything that is liquid enough to trade. 

How is this possible?  How does Inteligex do this?

The bottom line?  Inteligex predicts price movement - ahead of time. 

We don't use lagging indicators (that's like driving a car through the rear view mirror).

When someone tells you to use a 9 period SMA or whatever as your stop or target .... it's a lagging indicator and will guarantee you to lose out on potential profits.  Think about what lag means.  It means "after something has happened". 

Inteligex uses secret market math "cribs" to give you a GPS to market prices.  We calculate highly specific market targets.  The white entry line is clear, and our crib has calculated a second high probability target for the trade.  A target that gets met between 60% and 98% of the time. 

High probability trades.  And predictive - the level was set 20 minutes before we got there.  That means we can immediately assess risk/reward and decide to trade or not.

Can you afford to trade with lagging indicators?  Switch to predictive.  You'll never go back.