Some binary bets are intraday positions which expire automatically at the close of the trading day. As an active trader on any given day Bill may have a number of such intraday only long or short binary bet positions.

If Bill Adlard has any other longer term open position or positions on any of the above at the time of publication of an article written by him, the existence of that interest and whether it is long or short will always be declared in the article in the format 'I have a long/short position in the DJIA/the FTSE 100/gold' as appropriate. This is in order to inform readers so that they may assess whether the existence of any such interest may have influenced the content of the article. Such disclosure does not constitute investment advice. The time of publication means the time at which an email containing the article is sent.

After publication of an article containing a disclosure of an open interest as above Bill Adlard may alter, or close the position or positions the subject of the disclosure without restriction. There are no restrictions on the opening of positions provided that any open interest is declared as above.

Welcome to Chart-Guide.com

On the site you'll find analysis which goes from very short term right up to charts spanning many decades. So you'll get the signals earlier, and you'll be more aware of how they could affect the long term picture. Only Elliott Wave analysis can give you this depth of perspective.

It's backed up with more traditional methods too, so that you'll get the earliest possible confirmation of the trends suggested by the waves.

'I am very happy with your regular in depth analyses of the indices. In these choppy markets, it is extremely helpful to see what is happening on such a regular basis, and I have already covered my sub many times over. Thank you.' (IKS, Surrey - after one week!)

What the all-new Chart-Guide.com offers

Here's what you'll get from Chart-Guide throughout your trading week:

Each day of the week you'll get two emails. In the first there will be a detailed analysis of the FTSE 100, and in the second, the DJIA and the S&P 500. These emails will keep you up to date with the medium term picture and the short term trading opportunities. The FTSE analysis usually arrives by 11am, and the US markets analysis after the opening at 2.30pm, but sometimes they arrive later if Bill thinks there may be a critical development during the day. You may also receive an intraday update in fast moving markets. Bill uses detailed Elliott wave analysis. He is an acknowledged expert in this field, and lectures on the subject for the UK's Society of Technical Analysts Professional Diploma.

Bill will also cover gold, Brent Crude and cable (US dollars per GBP) on an occasional basis, as background to the general trading environment. Sometimes he will be able to point out trading opportunities, but these are not Bill's primary markets.

Bill will also analyse UK equities for members on request.

Your membership of Chart-Guide.com will also enable you to access a unique Chart Basics and Elliott Wave Basics section, which will give you all the background knowledge you'll need to follow the analysis, and develop your own skills at the same time. The Elliott Wave Basics section is a much needed concise explanation of how Elliott Wave Theory works, which many people will find of benefit.

You'll also gain access to the 'Where We Are Now' section, a long term Elliott Wave analysis of the markets, so that you'll always be able to see where the daily fluctuations fit in to the big picture.

Of course you'll be able to search the site and dig up anything he's written on the company or subject that you are interested in.

One year's membership of Chart-Guide costs just Ł129 or Ł120 if you pay by direct debit (payable via a non-refundable investment).

The tips given here are of necessity, general. They cannot relate to the individual circumstances of investors. Anyone considering following the recommendations contained here should seek independent advice from a Financial Services Authority authorised Stockbroker or Financial Adviser. So, while we would not wish to reduce our liability under the FSA regulatory regime, we cannot otherwise be held liable if individuals suffer losses through following tips contained on this site. The value of investments can go down as well as up. The past is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Investing in equities can lose you part or all of your capital although the potential returns are theoretically unlimited. The difference between the buy price and the sell price for smaller company shares can be significant. Profits from dealing in shares may be liable to tax - the level of tax and bases of reliefs from Tax are subject to change. Changes in the rates of exchange may have an adverse effect on the value or price of an investment in sterling terms if it is denominated in a foreign currency. Financial spreadbetting is by definition a higher risk investment, losses from which are potentially unlimited.

Some of the shares recommended on this site will be smaller company shares. By their nature such investments can be relatively illiquid and thus hard to trade. And that makes such investments more of a high risk than larger company shares. Chart-Guide.com defines a smaller company share as any stock traded on AIM or Ofex or which has a market capitalisation of less than Ł300 million.

Membership of this website is via one annual payment which is not refundable. All material on Chart-Guide.com is protected by copyright. Chart-Guide.com reserves the right to initiate legal proceedings against anyone engaged in the unauthorised reproduction of the material. Any Chart-Guide.com member found to have reproduced or replicated any material from Chart-Guide.com will have their membership automatically terminated without refund.

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Some binary bets are intraday positions which expire automatically at the close of the trading day. As an active trader on any given day Bill may have a number of such intraday only long or short binary bet positions.