How $35,000
Grows to $600,306 in 25 Quarters

Above chart shows how consistently excellent the TSM approach to stock trading has been:
1,751% return over 25 quarters versus the S&P's 9.47%.

The quarterly win
percentage has steadily improved: 91.2% over the 2009 4th
quarter.

Notice how the TSM approach has
outperformed the S&P on a quarter-by-quarter basis:
22 of
25 quarters.

"The TSM
site is unique in that we first identify stocks with good historical and
future fundamentals yet they also have value.
Then we look for technical trading signals to enter
a position."
The TSM approach to stock
(option) trading combines quality company fundamentals (proprietary
ratings) with forward earnings-revision fuel (Zacks rankings)
and with remaining value (PEG ratios). Trade entry is
based on highly probable technical patterns (e.g., multi-day
pullbacks, breakouts, 21-day lows, etc.), then managed under a
disciplined ½ position targeting strategy that emphasizes
immediate profit definition (and partial capture), retaining
strong positive positions, and keeping losses small. Four
+ years of data and thousands of trades document the validity of the approach.
TSM's daily picks are developed from ~60
high-quality stocks identified weekly via a series of fifteen fundamental screens and an
additional earnings quality and value screen. Each day one
of these TSM stocks is picked to buy the next day, usually on a
technical pullback, and complete pullback entry and breakout
entry points are provided in addition to half position stop loss
points. The second aspect of the TSM daily report is a Naked Put
Option play on the same stock. Here, front month, out of
the money Puts are featured sells whose goal is to generate a 2%
monthly return. Essentially, this option approach is all
about deploying money.
The third aspect
of TSM's approach is intra-day trading. Using statistical
methodology, trading maxims are being developed to trade a 1 min
chart for a single stock (AAPL for now). Edges are
identified to made money day trading: e.g., 80% of the time AAPL
makes either the high or low of the day in the first hour of
trading and utilizing a 70-period Commodity Channel Index (a
statistical measure related to volatility) to identify periods
favorable to trading AAPL's "wiggles" {trading 15 to 24 cent
gains continuously}.
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Ric,
You do not CHARGE ENOUGH for your newsletter!!
My portfolio hit ANOTHER NEW HIGH today and I am up 31%
since January 1st. (It would be more but I didn't
subscribe to your newsletter until Feb or Mar). In the
past few trading days I have sold half positions of JOSB,
LUFK AAP WCG MTH UNFI & CDIS (CDIS sold today within 4 1/2
hours of initial purchase). All for a profit!
I
told you awhile back, that one of my rules is not to buy
during the first hour of trading. I missed too many of
your recommendations because of that rule (URBN & RTSX are
two of the latest examples). So now if a stock you
recommend hits its target, I buy it regardless of how long
the market has been open (LUFK was bought at market open
and I sold half of my position for a 2.64% profit.)
You are going to have a huge newsletter subscriber list
(if you don't already). Please raise you rates!!
Seriously, thank you once again.
Respectfully,
J. Michael A.
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