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SwingTrades.com attempts to predict market outcomes. Their strategy identifies exact stock market breakout points, allowing traders to maximize their profits in the shortest amount of time. This helps to minimize risk exposure, and takes advantage of the time value of capital.

SwingTrades.com offers two services:

• Swing Trading Services provides subscribers with daily e-mail alerts, market analysis, and access to the members-only section of SwingTrades.com.

• Day Trading Services provides subscribers with access to their real-time chat room, where SwingTrades' team of traders provide market analysis and stock picks.

SwingTrades.com also sells videos and ebooks about their swing trading and day trading strategies.

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