Publishing Signals

We generally publish our signals during the trading hours; however, on occasion they may also be issued after the market close. The same applies to altered "Suggested Exit" prices, and altered "Stop-Losses". In addition, we may also open or close trading positions during the day. On the signals page in the members' area, we will always post the date and time when a signal was published, trade was opened, trade was closed or the signal's parameters altered in any way.

If a new signal was created (or an existing one altered) during trading hours, we will inform our users about the changes by sending out an e-mail alert. E-mail alerts are issued right after any signal changes having taken place. Conformational email-alerts (confirms when a position/trade was opened/closed) could be sent out with some delay as we may wait for a confirmations from on-line brokers who autotrade our signals.

In addition, we review our signals daily at approximately 20:30 EST. Following this review, we then send out e-mail alerts that reflect the latest changes. If no modifications were made to a signal on a given day, we will state this in our evening's summary e-mail to you.

Because we may alter a signal several times during a trading session, you may at times receive more than one e-mail alert for a given day. For instance, if during trading hours we decide to make a change to our "Suggested Exit" price - perhaps announcing a switch to an "at the market" price - you will receive two e-mail alerts for that day: The first will be to inform you about the change that was made to the "Suggested Exit" price; the second e-mail will then tell you about the final closing price of our option position at the end of the session.

Important: On the signals page in the members' area, you will always find the most up-to-date information about any of our signals. We have configured the signals page so that it automatically refreshes every two minutes - you will therefore always see the most recent data. However, be aware that due to spam filters and for other reasons beyond our control (such as full e-mail boxes), e-mail alerts may not always reach their recipients. We therefore recommend that you confirm the information you receive via e-mail by visiting our web site.