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How to Trade Our Signals
TimingLeader.com 8-Step Process
Every investor is unique; they all have their own unique financial goals, tolerances for risk, available capital, etc. Because of these differences, every investor’s strategic approach to market timing, or any other trading system for that matter, will be a very personal choice that each individual must make. Below we have outlined four possible strategies for trading our signals using Rydex and Direxion mutual funds. These four strategies are by no means the ‘be-all, end-all’ approach to market timing, they simply represent real examples of how you can employ a market timing strategy in your portfolio. This is a personal decision; feel free to modify these strategies as needed to meet your own individual goals and manage risk. In addition to the four strategies, we have illustrated a step-by-step process for trading our signals for those who may be new to market timing.
This step is simple enough to execute. Simply click the ‘Subscribe’ menu at the top of the page, enter your information, you will be on your way. Once you have subscribed, you will be given access to the ‘Members Only’ areas of the website to include ‘Recent Trades’ and ‘Current Signal.’ Additionally, you will receive an email anytime a new signal is issued as well as weekly updates re-capping the current climate of the NASDAQ-100. Because the signals are transmitted via email, it is imperative that you provide an email address for an account that you check often. Signals are often issued with little to no notice; if they are not acted on by the next business day then you could receive unwanted results.
This is the only step in the process that TimingLeader.com cannot assist you with; there are plenty of reputable discount brokers on the internet, and they all provide similar services. You have undoubtedly seen commercials on television for most of the bigger name companies. The only real differences between them are the minimum buy-in prices and the fees (if any) for trading. After opening your account, be sure to fund it with at least enough money to cover the minimum buy-in. All of the online brokers offer a variety of methods for you to transfer funds into your account.
Although all of us want to make as much money in as short a period of time as possible, we don’t all have the same tolerance for risk or the same intestinal fortitude to stay in the game after big losses, because of this, TimingLeader.com offers ideas for several different strategies suitable for trading our signals. These strategies are Ultra-Conservative, Conservative, Aggressive, and Ultra-Aggressive, take a minute to read through each of these and decide which one will allow you to achieve your goals and keep your lunch in your stomach at the same time. Keep in mind that this IS NOT the only way to trade our signals, feel free to get creative by combining different strategies or even developing one for yourself.
This is undoubtedly the most difficult step, requiring great patience; you have read all about market timing, looked at the results of TimingLeader.com compared to buy-and-hold strategies, sold yourself on the idea, and now you want to start unlocking these huge gains for yourself. It is an understandable but necessary dilemma; because of the volatility in NDX, we DO NOT advise anyone to jump in to a trade mid-signal. Sometimes a single day on the markets is enough for our model recognize a reversal and trigger a trade, if you had just bought in on that day, your first trade could potentially be a loss, even if the rest of the subscribers have posted a winning trade. The safest way to enter a trade is only when a new signal is issued. You will receive an email announcing the signal change prior to 8 p.m. Eastern on days when a new signal is issued.
Three mutual funds will be listed in our email announcing a new signal, one non-leveraged, one leveraged, and one 2.5x leveraged; these three funds all track NDX (LONG signals) or the inverse of NDX (SHORT signals) with a different amount of exposure depending on the trading strategy you determined in Step 3. You should place your mutual fund “Buy” order as soon as possible, but prior to 2 p.m. Eastern on the day following a new signal.
At this point you are “in position,” and simply waiting for TimingLeader.com to issue a new signal. We have had trades that have lasted as little as 4 days and as much as 145 days. Because of NDX’s volatility, you should be checking your email or our website every business day to ensure that you have not missed a signal change. For trades become very profitable and begin to last for a lengthy amount of time, you may wish to develop your own method(s) for taking profits (i.e. take half of profit after going up 20%, etc.). Just like in Step 4, you will receive an email announcing the signal change prior to 8 p.m. Eastern on days when a new signal is issued.
Once again, our email will list three mutual funds, one non-leveraged, one leveraged, and one 2.5x leveraged; these three funds all track NDX (LONG signals) or the inverse of NDX (SHORT signals) with a different amount of exposure depending on the trading strategy you determined in Step 3. When placing your order here, it is important to use the “Exchange” order vice separate “Sell” and “Buy” orders. The “Exchange” order allows you to sell one fund and put use those proceeds to buy another fund from the same family. You should place your mutual fund “Exchange” order as soon as possible, but prior to 2 p.m. Eastern on the day following a new signal.
At this point the cycle starts over with each new signal. You may now sit back and watch your portfolio grow at rates you never thought possible! This is where we would say “good luck,” but we know that luck is not part of the equation when you follow TimingLeader.com!
