Cutting
Edge in Institutional Research
What would make a difference
in your performance?
1)
A more reliable indicator giving you long term and short term direction
of the indices?
2)
A more reliable indicator to determine intra day level short-term
direction of the markets as measured by indices?
3)
A more reliable way of knowing which sectors are reversing before they
reverse?
4)
A more reliable way of knowing which stocks in reversing sectors will
lead the way?
If you answered yes to one or
more of the above and you manage funds, we have something of value for you.
Lets start with the indices.
Below is an introduction to a very different approach.
Learning to trade from
Professional Gamblers
In
the 1990's a group of MIT students were kicked out of casinos all over the world
because they found a way to beat the odds when playing black jack. As they
played black jack they used a system for knowing when and how much to bet. The
method they were known for is commonly card counting. While this is not illegal,
the casinos put card counters on a list called the Griffin and physically
encourage them to stay out of their casinos. Sometimes they even called in the
Police. This is because the casinos realized that by utilizing a selective
betting approach as a result of card counting, probability was on the side of
the card counters.
The
MIT students were very successful and worked as a group. To avoid being spotted,
at each blackjack table there would be at least one low betting, card counting
player. The low better would signal his high betting partner when conditions
were right according to the count of the cards.
The
high better would come to the table and play several hands after being signaled.
He would often win big and leave the table after several hands, when the card
count was no longer favorable. In other words he would only bet when the
probability was highly in his favor. Their motto was "leave with the
money".
Leave with the
money !
As
a trader you can determine when to place a trade and when not to while using a
high probability system. With trading, there is no need for a losing low better,
like in Blackjack. This
approach would endure risk when the probability and risk reward are at their
best.
As
a market pro you can do this from your own computer and not worry about being
blacklisted or being thrown out because you are successful, as in Vegas.
To
find more information on the MIT team and their system go to the history channel
or a good bookstore and get the real system and not the imitations. I wonder if
the imitations are a product of the Casinos.
Click
here to see a Fox News video about how it was done in Vegas
Then come back and learn how we do it.
1)
A more reliable indicator giving you long term and short term direction
of the indices?
Our models
utilize the psychology of well known market truisms, as measured by technical
analysis. In other words we developed a model (Utilizing concepts from the staff
at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center) that has buy and sell signals which
are based upon concepts that professionals universally agree upon. With the proper combination of these indicators
and concepts we
developed the MIT model.
2)
A more reliable indicator to determine intra day level short-term
direction of the markets as measured by indices?
To achieve this we utilize
the model that gives the points for the "M I T" model, during the
trading day.
3)
A more reliable way of knowing which sectors are reversing before they
reverse?
The "Lenny"
Model" is put to work with stock market data. From this come specific buy
and sell recommendations. When several members of a group are noted to have a
buy or sell signal then this group will generally have a significant move in a
known direction.
4)
A more reliable way of knowing which stocks in reversing sectors will
lead the way?
For this we use the time
tested "Lenny Model"
Video...click
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you can be the house.
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