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    Implementation - Going across the columns from left to right, you’ll see the following headers.

    Market – generally accepted abbreviation for the given market. The symbol you use for actual trading may be different than the one listed due to electronic markets or order entry software. Call your broker with any questions.

    Month – The expiration month of the contract that we are following. This is especially important in determining the swing high or low.

    Comm. Mom. – Commercial momentum will either be POSITIVE and listed in BLUE, or it will be NEGATIVE and listed in RED. We will always signal trades in line with commercial momentum.

    Overbought – This indicates recent market POSITIVE movement against the commercial momentum. When commercial momentum is NEGATIVE and overbought is POSITIVE we will begin to look for an opportunity to SELL in line with the commercial’s momentum.

    Oversold – This indicates recent market NEGATIVE movement against the commercial momentum. When commercial momentum is POSITIVE and oversold is NEGATIVE we will begin to look for an opportunity to BUY in line with the commercial’s momentum.

    Action – When a signal is issued, this is where it shows up. There are two options – BUY, or SELL.

    SW Hi/Lo – This will coincide with an action signal and is the recent swing high or low in the given market. We use this as a protective stop point. This allows us to quantify the Dollar value risk to our account prior to taking any given trade.

    W/# Trades – The first number is the number of winning trades in a given market. The second number is the total number of trades taken in that market since publication began (4/1/09). A ratio of 3/5 means that there have been 3 winners out of 5 trades published.

Market	Month	Comm. Mom.	Overbought	Oversold	Action	SW Hi/Lo	W/# Trds
Blue = positive & Red = negative. 1 of each = trade opportunity. Action will signal the trade and SW Hi/Lo = protective stop point. W/# Trds = # wins out of total # trades published for each individual market
Currencies
AD	dec						1/2
BP	dec						4/6
CD	dec						4/8
DX	dec						1/1
EC	dec						4/5
JY	dec						1/3
SF	dec						2/6
Grains
BO	dec						3/4
C	dec						2/2
RR	nov						2/4
S	nov						2/3
SM	dec						2/5
W	dec						4/4
O	dec						4/5
Rates
ED	dec						2/5
TY	dec				sell	118^16	2/3
US	dec						2/4
Metals
GC	dec						4/4
HG	sep						1/2
PL	oct						2/2
SI	dec						3/4
Energy
CL	oct						2/4
HO	oct						1/1
NG	oct						1/1
RB	oct						0/1
Softs
CC	sep						1/3
CT	dec						4/8
KC	dec						1/2
OJ	nov						3/3
SB	oct				buy	20.57	1/3
Meats
LC	oct						3/4
LH	dec				sell	51.35	1/1
FC	sep						2/4
Indexes
SP	dec						2/5
ND	dec						3/4
DJ	dec						2/2
This methodology is published by Andy Waldock. Andy Waldock is a trader, analyst, broker and asset manager. Therefore, Andy Waldock may have positions for himself, his family, or, his clients in any market discussed. This method is meant for educational purposes and to illustrate the correlation between the commercial's trading and its effect on creating turning points within the commodity markets. The commodity markets employ a high degree of leverage and may not be suitable for all investors. There is substantial risk in investing in futures. The information contained herein comes from sources believed to be reliable, but are not guaranteed as to accuracy or, completeness.