This interesting gentleman goes by a single name - Mohan - a carry-over from his youthful days as a rock 'n roll musician. He is a very serious and competent e-mini trader, and an excellent mentor. He was a serious student of the stock market even before his lifestyle turned serious. Mohan uses 18 different market indicators: he calls them his Market Force Oscillators (MFO's). He developed several computer models for analyzing the market's daily results. His formulas encompass and concentrate on the inter-relationships of the various segments of the stock market (besides stocks), e.g., bonds, interest rates, foreign exchange, etc., and the various categories or sectors of stocks themselves. His predictions proved sufficiently consistent and accurate enough that others started asking him to share them with them. Thus, was born his ActiveTrader web site, first as a free service to those friends interested in his trading methodology. After a couple of years, he was approached by 21st Century Futures, an Internet publishing company, wanting to join forces with him to make his service available to a wider [commercial] audience. I began using his service in 2003.

There are two parts to his service: his Morning Call is a pre-market-opening e-mail sent to all subscribers detailing his anticipated direction and market movements for the day. He then follows that up with numerous INSTANT e-mails (50-60 on average, throughout the day) signaling his subscribers of actions he is executing on his own trade-execution platform. While he does 'scalp' the market (in and out of a trade in but a very short time period) if the market so warrants, his primary focus is on calls of longer duration...so that his students have maximum opportunity to execute the same trade ...if they so desire.

Mohan offers a free 30-day trial period...without asking for a credit card, unless the visitor requests to become a subscriber and mentee. He posts no chart, so the student would arrange for a data service and set up his/her own chart to watch, using perhaps the MoneyChannel chart I detail in the book. It's a simple candlestick chart with two Moving Average lines. Mohan uses the same chart but calls it his TrailBlazer. It's non-proprietary so anyone can easily set it up and use it. (Details in my book). I invite you to visit his web site and get acquainted: www.21stcenturyfutures.com