Designed to make money without being chained to your computer all day
Perfect for working professionals without the time to day trade but still want to actively trade the market
3 – 5 swing trade alerts per week with 1 – 4 day hold times
Stocks listed on a national exchange between $1 – $10 with a market cap between $50 million – $2 billion
Conservative 5 – 10%, rinse and repeat
All entries and exits in real time by email, text and chat
Works with small accounts but is scalable for fat cats
Goal is $50,000 a year in profits
Nightly watch list and full access to education suite
2013 Performance +81.91% +$256,630
January +8.30% +$26,364
February +8.45% +$26,720
March +4.76% +24,230
April +5.90% +$16,970
May +5.39% +$25,392
June -4.31% -$16,327
July +4.06% +$16,393
August +6.83% +$25,871
September +8.60% +$41,920
October +10.22% +$47,795
November +4.02% +$20,752
December (TBD)
Versus the S&P 500
6 Comments
paul
on November 28, 2013 at 10:20 pm
The performance records show a +% and dollar earnings but how much is needed in the trading account to get those results? I’m doing math it has to be over $250,000? How about showing an example of a $25,000 account with a money management %risked for each trade?
Just do +% on your balance for a hypothetical. 100% on $25,000 is $50,000. Takes money to make money in this business. Anyone telling you their getting 1,000% returns is probably not telling the truth, right? Since the best hedge funds in the world do about 30% year in and year out.
The performance records show a +% and dollar earnings but how much is needed in the trading account to get those results? I’m doing math it has to be over $250,000? How about showing an example of a $25,000 account with a money management %risked for each trade?
Just do +% on your balance for a hypothetical. 100% on $25,000 is $50,000. Takes money to make money in this business. Anyone telling you their getting 1,000% returns is probably not telling the truth, right? Since the best hedge funds in the world do about 30% year in and year out.
What % is ETF trades? What is the average position size?
Hardly any, mostly stocks. Here’s the data.
http://www.jasonbondpicks.com/2013-performance/
hi jason bond can you tell me about position sizing. how many stocks you hold at a time. and how many percent do you allocate to each trade
Sure, did you get a chance to read the quick start guide yet? http://www.jasonbondpicks.com/quick-start-guide/