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FAQThere has been an overwhelming amount of traffic to the site. That is a good thing, and in this there have been questions asked. The following is the list of questions asked by potential members. This page will constantly grow as people ask questions. Hope you find this useful.
1.
Does the subscription fee cover signals for all
investment types? ie Profunds, Rydex, Fidelity and ETFs
2.
Is your
performance history based on back testing or actual trades?
3.
Is the frequency of mutual fund
trading such that short-term redemption or transaction fees for
trades inside 180 days will be assessed?
4.
Are buy sell signals
provided just for overall market trends or for each of the 3 funds
in each category?
5.
I noticed that the Profunds annual performance is significantly
better- is that due to the use of leverage funds?
6. Is this system based on oversold and
overbought market conditions?
9. Who picks the Mutual Funds and ETF's
that are in your portfolio's? Is there another place that uses
the
service that supplies you with this information?
12. I
learned of your system and website from people posting on groups
at Yahoo. I then went to your website and am quite impressed
with the results shown by your Long/Short system. However, when
I looked around at other sytems (Profunds, Rydex, Fidelity,
ETFs), I was confused. Each of them appears to be locked at
2.66% gain? Are these other sytems being traded?
Each model is for
someone's risk
Yes the Models you look at that have a gradual equity curve
this year has been in MM all year
For those people who want a nice return and less risk those
are for them
13. It appears
you halted posting results for these four systems in late 2007. Did
you give up on these and concentrate on the Long/Short system? This
graph shows the results for the systems suddenly halting in late
2007 as well:
Per answer above
to question 12, these models have determined the risk
in the market
to be to great, these modes have stayed in Money Market and not moved. They are still active and many members are happy to have been in these and not gone through the huge drop in the market since December 2007. Yes the Models you look at that have a gradual equity curve this year because they have been in Money Market For those people who are looking for a nice return with less risk those models are good for them
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