Lion Asset Management uses a proprietary model, which incorporates a multitude of Technical and Fundamental indicators to project Volatility, Overbought/Oversold conditions, Trend Direction/Strength for the Major currency pairs.

Lion Asset Management LLC Trading Alerts Lion Trading at WhyLose.com An extensive model of Technical and Fundamental analysis is used. The Lion Trading team actively monitors the financial markets 24-hours-a-day. This is essential when trading a market that is 24-hours, dynamic, and truly global. All trading sessions are covered. Real-Time Market Analysis Indicators and News Trading are keys to our success. We trade the Forex, commodity, options, futures, bond and stock markets.
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Getting Started on Options: What are options...and why doesn't everyone invest in them? For far too long, options trading has been shrouded in mystery for the average investor. But no longer. I've been studying options my entire life and I have to tell you it's the one investment that truly offers limited risk for unlimited gain. Many people don't invest in options, because they've listened to all the misconceptions or myths of options trading. Perhaps the No. 1 myth of options trading is that options are too risky, but that simply isn't true. In fact, you can make money trading options in up, down or even sideways markets. Trading in the actual underlying stocks is more risky, as more of your money is on the line when you purchase a stock. You can buy an options contract for as little as $100 and see it double in price in a short period of time. You certainly don't see stock prices doubling very often or witness the spectacular gains in stock prices that you do in options. Another big myth ... is that most options expire worthless...but as you'll soon see from my profit-building strategies, you should sell the option long before the expiration date to maximize your profit or minimize the loss. In fact, you have to go back to the 3M puts I recommended back in October 2003 to find the last option I recommended that readers didn't sell before expiration, when it expired worthless. So don't stay on the sidelines and miss out on the huge profit potential of options any longer. I won't give you a detailed explanation of options, because frankly, at this point, you don't need one. Right now, you just need to know how they work and how to profit from them. (I am offering TWO FREE BONUS REPORTS that will serve as your crash course in options. You'll get both of these gifts just for trying out OptionsWatch.) Simply stated for our purposes ... an option gives you the right to buy or sell 100 shares of a specific stock at a certain price within a set period of time. If you expect a stock to rise in the future, you buy a call, the right to buy the stock at a certain price. If you expect a stock to fall in the future, you buy a put, which is the right to sell the stock at a certain price. You're not actually buying or selling the stocks, just the "option" to do it. And that's what makes option trading a real profit shield against disasters and world events...hurricanes, oil shortages, high gas prices, terror bombings, sluggish consumer sales...whatever! If the stock market goes bearish, then I start looking for puts to recommend to take advantage of the down market. In fact, 12 of my last 15 trades have been puts. And we've seen some pretty hefty returns. Take a look: * 237% on Centex September $70 puts * 40% on Boeing August $65 puts * 80 % on JP Morgan Chase December $35 puts * 136% on DIA August 107 puts. And you don't actually have to exercise an option to make money. In fact, all of these staggering profits could have been made on buying and selling the option!	Getting Started on Forex Traders opening multiple lot positions may prefer to use trailing stops – as a mechanism to lock in profits on a step-by-step basis, while seeking greater moves. Real-Time Market Analysis Indicators Lion Asset Management uses a proprietary model, which incorporates a multitude of Technical and Fundamental indicators to project Volatility, Overbought/Oversold conditions, Trend Direction/Strength for the Major currency pairs. Overbought/Oversold There are two types of markets; range-bound and trending. Oscillators are commonly used to gauge overbought and oversold conditions in range-bound markets. With oscillators, a chartist can forecast when a pair is running out of steam on the upside or downside. Our proprietary model incorporates a statistical averaging of standard oscillators to identify key levels for range-plays. Using this indicator, we can identify when a currency pair may be towards the top or bottom of a range. Trade Example: If a pair is highly overbought/oversold and the trend is weak, there is an opportunity for an aggressive range or reversal play. Trend In a trending market, oscillators would be ineffective as there is a strong movement in one direction. The proprietary model incorporates Technical trend indicators, significant Support/Resistance levels, Fundamental flows and other variables in forecasting development of a trending market condition and its respective strength. Using this indicator, we can assess whether the overall trend for a particular pair is up or down. Trade Example: If a pair displays a strong bullish trend, dips would be identified for an optimal entry point. If trend is relatively neutral, overbought/oversold indicators would be analyzed to determine possible range plays. Volatility Volatility is a statistical measure of the tendency of a market or pair to rise or fall sharply within a short period of time. This indication is used well in conjunction with other variables to determine strength of price action as well as to effectively manage market risk. Using this indicator, we can instantly assess how fast or uncertain the market is moving. Market Sentiment Whereas the Trend, Overbought/Oversold, and Volatility gauges are based on Technical and Fundamental analysis, the Market Sentiment indicator is unique in that is it is based solely on sentiment or what other traders ‘feel’ about the market. Market psychology has always been a driving force in any financial market. Individuals and institutions have always “bought the rumor, sold the news.” How do your fellow traders and fellow institutions ‘feel’ about the EUR/USD, or any of the other pairs traded at any given time? The Market Sentiment Indicator tries to provide a gauge of exactly that. Based on the input of other traders, the Market Sentiment Indicator provides a descriptive aggregate of total user sentiment. Using the Market Sentiment indicator in conjunction with Technical and Fundamental ones is a great way to see how market psychology factors into trading. Essentially, it is a tool to help you see another facet of the market in an effort to make more informed trading decisions. Trading Blogs Visit our trading blogs for current trading ideas.
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