PsiTrade's Service To Our Members
Throughout each trading day, PsiTrade continuously applies a mathematical probability-oriented
strategy to samples of the market's intraday price and volume activity and
generates a constantly-updated prediction of the direction
for the next
day's close for the S&P
500 Stock Index. We share those
predictions with subscribers by posting them here on our website. Our
advice is never ambiguous; it's always one of the following: "Buy", "Sell", or... in rare cases... "Cash". Our strategy is
fast-paced and highly aggressive, typically maintaining a position for only a
few days.
We believe that our success stem largely from
the fact that we do not rely on any of the
popular "technical analysis" methods... such as moving averages,
Elliott Wave, Fibonacci ratios, Edwards and Magee chart patterns, neural networks, break-out bands, or whatever else
may be in vogue at the time... that are among the tools used by the vast majority of market
devotees. We do not believe that any other publicly-available market
timing service uses an approach similar to our own and have never seen anything
similar described outside of academic journals.
What Can I Trade Using PsiTrade's Strategy?
At PsiTrade,
solely as a personal choice, we've
elected to switch between two of the the
Rydex no-load stock
index mutual funds. Rydex allows fund owners to buy and sell as
frequently as they wish and, in order to implement PsiTrade's strategy, that's a
necessity. However, some of our members trade in
ProFunds, while others
prefer SPY's, ETF's, QQQQ's, E-mini futures, index options, or other instruments.
As for our own favorites,
Rydex S&P 500 2X moves in the same direction as the S&P 500 Index, but management attempts to "double the move",
e.g., if the S&P rises
2%, S&P 500 2X will gain about 4%. Rydex Inverse S&P 500 2X moves inversely with the S&P, also on a "two-to-one" basis;
if
the S&P drops 1%, S&P 500 2X will go up roughly 2%. By using these
two funds, and never taking on the risk of a margined short position, we profit from moves in
both directions while enjoying a comfortable degree of leverage.
You can trade whatever you prefer with our
timing signals, so long as the daily moves in your selections correlate well with those
of the S&P 500 Index. And
that includes a lot of possibilities!
But I Don't Have Time To Follow The Signals!
For PsiTrade members whose schedules would
otherwise prevent them from making the best use of our timing
signals... or who just want to avoid the emotional temptation to
"second-guess" a great system like PsiTrade's... we have an optional
service that could be a real "life saver".
PsiTrade members who wish to trade exclusively
in the Rydex S&P 500 2X and Inverse S&P 500 2X funds using our timing signals, and who
do not require personal investment advice, can authorize PsiTrade to execute those trades on
their behalf at no cost beyond that of the PsiTrade basic membership subscription
fee. Contact us to learn how easy it is to get started with this service.
PsiTrade's "Philosophy" And Background
We've all heard that "Price is a function of supply and
demand." Variations in the relationship
between supply and demand... measured by the interplay of price and volume...
can tell the
investor who can decipher their message the probable direction impending future price changes,
while doing so within the context of what is usually an efficient random process.
Our strategy, while constantly being
refined as market "balance-of-power" flows back and forth between
institutional and individual investors and as we make new discoveries,
represents the synthesis of over thirty-five years of hands-on involvement in various facets of the
investment industry, trading, economic and investment strategy consulting,
teaching, published articles, custom software development,
inferences drawn from numerous conversations with academicians and some of Europe's, the Middle East's,
and the USA's most successful professional arbitrageurs, hedgers, and private speculators, and
our current "semi-retirement" personae as individual traders,
professional money
managers, and... certainly not least of all... compulsive
"number crunchers".
