Current at the Closing of Trading - Sunday, May 16,
2011
Day Trading Plan
(DTP) - Turn Key Plans (DTPs)
Explanation and
Subscription Offer
Our subscription offer began
on Monday,
June 1, 2009. I suggest that you digest the information below
to determine your interest in possibly participating in one of the
plans we offer. I
apologize in advance for not explaining every small detail that defines
the use
of these plans. The implementation is simple enough, and you
should have a good grasp of it by following the actual trading
illustrations during the free trial. If you find any areas that require further
explanation, please call Fred at (760) 902-1096 after 6:00 PM Pacific time. I will be happy to
give you
any information you need. Each evening we
provide the specific trades to be entered for the next day.
You can be as innovative as you would like, but if you want to
obtain performance exactly as
you will find in our table below simply
enter the same orders that we broadcast.
Basic Tenets
1. Day trading is the primary
method for using our trading parameters. The methods we use for
our recorded performance are highly objective ( requires little
thought), and are best conveyed to you by phone conversation.
Yes, you get to talk to a real person. So, if it is day
trading that interests you, please call Fred, after 4;00 PM Pacific
time.
2. The TKP is basically a “hands off”
operation. That
is, every evening you will place orders for the next
day, and leave them alone until the closing of markets the
next day. This should take no more than
20 minutes at most. This system is
designed for the man or woman who has a life to live beyond sitting at
a
computer all day to sweat out trades. Each evening we broadcast
the
orders we will place that evening and the following trading day.
If
you wish to follow our lead, you will simply enter the same orders we
broadcast. In the alternative, the overbought/oversold levels we
compute
are quite often important in determining turning points in the
direction of
prices. Several day traders have found these levels quite helpful
to
them. We record our view of the day trades
that are deemed appropriate, using the computed levels as potential
turning
points. We annotate the results each day
and represent those remarks on the actual chart for the trading day. This is done to show how we use the price
levels, and by example, how you might also use them.
3. We prefer to maintain an
account value of
$10,000 for each S&P 500
(ES) E-mini contract we intend to hold overnight. You can
operate with less, but doing so could cause anxiety when the trades go
against
you, forcing you to exit a trade prematurely. We like the $10,000
criterion and the money does not have to just sit there.
The money in your account can be invested in whatever pleases you and
will back
up your ES contract(s). This works with my Interactive Brokers
account
and with other brokerages that allow securities and futures trading in
one
account.
For instance, you could trade the QQQQ ETF using our Long-Term Plan while simultaneously
trading ES futures with the Turn Key Plan.
4. We have formulated three
distinct plans, each
of which utilizes the TKP strategy in different ways. We trade,
track,
and broadcast the performance of these plans every day. Being
realistic
about your own tolerance for risk is extremely important. The
worst thing
you can do is to overextend yourself, be forced to realize a large
loss, and
then quit out of frustration. Of the three
plans, the TKP-1 Simple is the easiest
to use and the least
risky. The maximum loss than can be
realized in a day is $300 when you use our stops. Most
of our new subscribers have started with the TKP-1 Simple tactic.
Your graduation to
the
more aggressive TKP-1 Complex may
be appropriate after becoming familiar with the win/loss dynamic
associated with the various tactics.
Results
since Inception (or last one year maximum)
The table below illustrates
the results thus far
for trading the three primary strategies of the Turn Key Plans (TKP),
the day
trading operation which uses the TKP trading parameters in an active
way, and
a managed RAF plan. These plans trade the S&P 500
(ES) E-mini futures exclusively. The figures below represent the
results of
entering all orders in the evening (which
should take no more than 20 minutes
of your time) and revisiting your trade station prior to
4:15
PM EST the
following day. (You
may opt to do this after hours, but prior to entering the new
orders for the next trading day) This idea was formulated
to produce
an Income Stream for those who have the funds with which to play and
can take in
stride the volatility and periodic losses. Make no mistake, this is not
an
endeavor for the faint of heart, but sticking with the TKP can
result in substantial gains with but little effort on the part of the
participant. If this kind of action
interests you, contact Fred at strategictrendtiming@gmail.com.
He will provide you with the information you will need to get
started.
| Max. Contracts Held |
1 |
1 |
5 |
10 |
| 5/16/2011 0:33 |
TKP
- 1 |
Day Trading |
Day Trading |
Current RAF |
| Month |
Simple |
One Contract |
Parlay 1 to 5 |
Net of Fees |
| May-10 |
$1,712.50 |
$3,600.00 |
|
$6,500.00 |
| June-10 |
-$3,102.00 |
$1,556.50 |
|
$5,984.22 |
| July-10 |
$906.50 |
-$210.50 |
|
$4,300.00 |
| August-10 |
$1,613.51 |
$3,025.67 |
|
$5,700.00 |
| September-10 |
$1,676.01 |
$280.40 |
|
$2,716.82 |
| October-10 |
$2,941.85 |
$380.80 |
|
$9,902.33 |
| November-10 |
$124.64 |
$1,186.96 |
|
$7,546.50 |
| December-10 |
$1,437.14 |
$1,263.59 |
|
$12,605.66 |
| January-11 |
$1,346.56 |
$1,618.12 |
|
-$4,450.94 |
| February-11 |
$4.35 |
$51.09 |
|
-$16,686.75 |
| March-11 |
$1,494.93 |
$516.67 |
|
$3,441.03 |
| April-11 |
$1,187.14 |
$2,097.83 |
|
$83.00 |
| May 16, 2011 |
$1,145.11 |
-$1,176.81 |
$2,367.76 |
$3,950.20 |
| TOTALS |
$12,488 |
$14,190 |
$2,368 |
$41,592 |
| Gain to Date * |
208.1% |
283.8% |
4.7% |
41.6% |
| Annual Rate ** |
200.3% |
273.1% |
115.1% |
40.0% |
| **
Not compounded, and computed on the past one full year. |
|
|
| * These performance percentages are
derived from the minimum account balances stated below. |
| TKP-1 Simple requires a minimum working account balance of
$6,000 to start each evening. |
| Day Trading one contract requires a working account
balance no less than $5,000 to start a day. |
| Day Trading the Parlay Plan is to be determined as to
account balance required. We are testing
with $50,000 |
| Day Trading the Parlay Plan can have one holding up to 5
ES eminis (very rare)
when market prices go in |
| the opposite direction to one's position.
See the directions and rules. (Currently being expeimentally tested.) |
| The RAF begins each
new calendar quarter with a $100,000 balance. |
|
| There is no guarantee that the results above will be
repeated. Past results do not guarantee |
| future returns. The trading
of E-mini futures can result in substantial losses from time to time. |
|
|
The Subscription Offer
Call 1-702-688-6755 for details.
Diverse Strategies, Inc.
Las Vegas, NV 89126
Business Phone (702) 688-6755