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Why trade indexes?
Unpredictable events such as news, rumors and
earnings reports fluctuate the price and volume for individual
stocks. We reduce the uncertainty by dealing with multiple
options contracts in their aggregate, and by tailoring our
indicators to process S&P 100 and S&P 500 index options. The
volatility of any options contracts in our indicators is diluted
by addressing them as a group.
- Less Capital Investment: As easily as you would
buy a stock, you can buy into the index directly. Because there are low
commissions, there is less concern about the load or other hidden fees!
- Less Volatility: The indexes are less volatile than
the individual stocks they contain and represent. Indexes are an "average" of
many stocks. Because the news and fluctuations of many individual stocks are
smoothed out by the movements of hundreds of other component stocks, the
volatility is reduced.
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Best Months
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Apr 2008: |
+224% |
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Mar 2008: |
+241% |
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Feb 2008: |
+341% |
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Dec 2007: |
+227% |
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Nov 2007: |
+167% |
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Oct 2007: |
+127% |
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Jan. 2007: |
+83% |
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Nov. 2006: |
+122% |
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Oct. 2006: |
+71% |
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Aug. 2006: |
+74% |
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July 2006: |
+73% |
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Mar. 2006: |
+75% |
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Based on actual trades autotraded by major brokers |
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Uncovered SPY Options
Signals
Past 6 Months |
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+451%
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-12%
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Our
Signals |
Buy
& Hold |
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As of 7/4/2008 |
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