Trading Performance
We are now updating this table in 2009 to show you that results remain the same year after year because this type of trading is all about pyschology.
Our normal approach is to look for 3.0 points per trade an average with a 1.5 point stop. Not all trades generate that reward to risk ratio so you take what the market gives you. Being on the right side of a trade can yield exceptional results. Being on the wrong side of the market requires iron clad discipline to take the defined loss of 1 point. Always use stops! You can lose more than your total account if you are not careful.
All signal time are in Eastern Time trading 2 contracts
Six Points
Three Points
Four Points
For additional trades see our Charts Section
or,
Full charts of these trade signals are available
In the Futures Trading Room to all course owners.
Bill
Your system has worked
amazingly well to time the entries and exits of the trades involved.
After being in the markets for over 30 years, your indicators are the best I've seen in the industry!
Deana Schreindl |
Our Trading Philosophy
We do not believe in watching the markets all day long. You "give back" too much when you get greedy and try to make ever play. Take what the market gives you and quit.
Don't let yourself get hypnotized by the market. After a winner or a loser, walk away for awhile.
There are always better trades and better signals. Trying to recover after a loss is a big mistake.
The average signal run developed by our trading approach was 3.41 points. This is why some trades were greater than targets and others smaller.
The CFTC requires us to tell you that there is substantial risk in trading and that all trades are hypothetical but are also based on our signals as developed.
Your results may vary based on your trading style and risk tolerance under real time conditions and risk. You may also elect to take more or fewer trades. Your personal profit will depend on fills, commissions as well as which time frame you use. With market orders, you always get slippage so losses may be greater than your stops.
When you purchase the course, you will be given Unlimited Access ($1 registration fee the first month and $27 per month thereafter) to our the Futures Trading Room where we discuss additional techniques to get those 2 net points a day.
It is used for analysis and discussion
after the market closes, and is seldom used for live trading, except as part of a Mentoring Program.
You do not learn anything by having someone else trade for you. Even watching you do not get the emotional training necessary to become a trader. Most chat rooms, live trading rooms and market predictions are a waste of time and money.
See why you only need to make a NET 2 POINT PER DAY on the eMini
Check out this Futures Trading Business Plan
We believe in being conservative. Once you learn to get a few points a day, you can always begin trading larger lots or more often.
Pat Stuart, a pyrotechnics expert and full time trader has had outstanding results.
Here are some excepts of emails from his trading record:
"Just a tad under 40 points, 7/10; Up over 22 points. I am calling it a day: 7/9; I suck at trading today. Missed some good moves, took a nap, two losers for $10. (Did make 12 points.), 7/7;
And then his record so far: 56 points, yes for real, 52 winners and 2 losers, grabbed a point or two here and there every 2 or 3 minutes, took every turn, used the short term template, 7/3:
Wowie Maui 130 points in just 4 days." |
The average signal run developed by our trading approach was 3.41 Click Here for details
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Testimonials such as these were made at the time and the individual making them may no longer be trading nor experiencing the same success level at a later time. Testimonials are believed to be true based on the representations of the persons providing the testimonials, but facts stated in the testimonials have not been independently audited or verified. Nor has there been any attempt to compare the experiences's of the persons giving the testimonials after the testimonials were given. The average reader should not necessarily expect the same or similar results because testimonials are not indicative of future performance or results.
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