"MarketClub" was created by Adam Hewison, a trader at a couple stock exchanges, who has many ads for this product in many financial news publications and stock market-related websites.

"MarketClub" is an interesting system for trading stocks, because it uses Hewison's "Trade Triangle" technology to point entry and exit points.

Basically, the trader will see a green triangle on a chart to signify a buy signal and a red triangle will denote a sell signal.

So as you can see, trading with "MarketClub" is extremely simple, and I highly recommend it to traders who may be a little short on experience.

The "Trade Triangle" is a very unique concept that represent Hewison's interpretation of human reaction under various market conditions.

Hewison compares the "Trade Triangle" to the genetic code, or DNA, behind traders' reasons for putting on trades.

Perhaps the best feature of the triangles is their versatility. Traders can profit from the triangles in a variety of time frames; be it intraday, swing trading or even over a few weeks.

Long-term investors can even the use the triangles by applying them to monthly or yearly charts.

I'm an enthusiastic fan of "MarketClub" and the "Trade Triangle". Hewison is definitely reputable, and I have no qualms recommending this system to other traders.

This is not some forex expert advisor or robot that you download, and then walk away from.

"MarketClub" can actually make you a better trader. You can create a personalized portfolio with "MarketClub's" Chart Portfolio feature.

The Smart Scan technology will help you spot the beginning of new trends, and the reversals of current ones to catch some big moves.

Other neat features include a news scanner that combs the news wires for trading opportunities, a trade school that can really help traders optimize their experience with "Market Club," and a great charting tool that works across every time period.

Plus, if you're into historical data, "Market Club" has you covered with data covering 165,000 tickers.

As is the case with many of the better stock-trading systems, "MarketClub" isn't light on price; it's $449 annually or $150 quarterly, but that includes a free 30-day trial.

Overall, I really like "MarketClub", and do not find many flaws with it.

I give "MarketClub" 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.