Amazing how long it has taken my neck and shoulder to heal. Fifteen years ago, I had a similar occurrence and if my memory serves me well, I took 2 to 3 days to recover. This time it has taken me 2 weeks - sure sign of age, I guess.

The break has allowed me to re-think Blog-Forum/twitter service I have been producing. There will be major changes - I am awaiting the technicals to be in place so I can implement them:

• We shall be creating a Faceboook Account with a fan page. My aim is a simple one: to attract 20,000 fans by the end of Jan 2010. All fans will be given a free copy of my Ray Wave videos. I created these videos but never sold them. The videos provide a clear explanation of Ray Wave’s essential elements and provides ideas on how to apply the concepts.

The Facebook account will be devoted to what I have found useful and interesting for trading success. I envisage it as an ongoing conversation with my fans about what is working. I am hoping it will be a dialogue rather than a monologue.

For Facebook, I shall be writing bi-weekly or weekly articles.

• This Blog, together with Forum/Twitter, will be reserved for analysis of markets. But rather than focusing on the ES, I’ll be writing on trades that I see as offering low risk opportunities. I’ll keep the weekly video to introduce the week’s low risk idea; the Blog I’ll use to update readers on the progress of the trade. I’ll also use the Blog to announce my teaching activities.
• The Forum I’ll use to notify of any intra-day changes I may make. Since I trade the monthly trend, the Forum will have updates when I am seeking to enter or exit markets.
• The Twitter service will be used to update changes in the Blog, Forum and Facebook pages.

When is all this going to take place? If all goes according to plan - first week of December.

If you have been reading this, you have stayed with me through my enforced holiday. Thank you. I appreciate your support.  Thanks too to Ana who has stepped in from time-to-time despite her own health issues. You are a trooper!

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