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First 4 Trades

(January 2000)

TradeTiming.com has been working for over 26 years on a mathematical system which forecasts nearly all S&P500 turning points at major highs and lows in the market. When we finally found and refined the system you are now reading about, we were initially very disappointed. We had wanted turning point signals that only happened the major turning points, the ones that stock investors would like to see. All I had were indicators that forecasted every minor little move in the market that happens every few days, without (for the moment) any consistent signal that it was correlating with a major price extreme in the market.

TradeTiming.com started looking at what could be done with these present signals using S&P500 options (and S&P100s, and S&P futures, and SPDRs, etc). Not only were the gains in each of the trades large, but more importantly, the annualized profits they could produce was eye opening! Look at the daily S&P500 chart below and the 1,481% trading profit in only the first 11 market days being forecasted, an average gain of 116% per trade, compounded every 3 days, and you can see what I'm talking about. Of course, not all time frames will produce those kind of returns, but compound even 20% to 50% average per trade every 3 days and do the math for a 6 month period — what do you get?

TradeTiming.com's first 4 trades in the S&P 500 options, all on first 4 forecasted dates contained in the 1/25 Press Release

Trade 1
Short +108% SPX 1,398 to 1,360
Trade 2
Long +116% SPX 1,360 to 1,409
Trade 3
Long +40% SPX 1,424 to 1,441
Trade 4
Short +208% SPX 1,441 to 1,387

A hypothetical $10,000 account went to $158,099 in only 4 trades within 11 market days for a net profit of 1,481% — all at the close, on trade dates forecasted 1 to 3 weeks in advance!

These forecasted turning points track the S&P500, but obviously also roughly track the turning points in the Dow and the NASDAQ as well. They indicate years in advance that either a relative high or low will be seen on that date; either a relative high or low close, or during the day, as compared with the preceeding or following day, within 1 day of the actual market turn. Most of the time, they do not presently forecast the magnitude of the price movement into or away from that date. Nor can they presently indicate weeks in advance whether the date will be a high or a low. But there are several undisclosed forecasting nuances that provide good trading information on a real time basis, which will be shared with those who choose to subscribe to our trading advisory forecasts.

However, 90% of the time the market reverses at each signal, so one can trade accordingly (as shown above), with prudent stops and money management. Now that we have your attention as to the profit possibilities, please read the other pages for more detailed information. You can read the Press Release that provided that first forecast (published to over 6,000 media types by the Internet Wire Co.) under that name in the menu. Thanks for taking a look at TradeTiming.com. Please email all of your trader friends to click on us as well.

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