1. CONTROL YOUR RISK WITH SIMPLE AND WINNING RULES
TO GENERATE SIGNIFICANT CAPITAL GROWTH
WITH OUR SUPER STOCKS STRATEGY
2. SUPER STOCKS AND SUPER COMMODITY FEATURES
CONTROL YOUR RISK WITH SIMPLE AND WINNING RULES
Super Stocks and Super Commodity wants to be a solid reference point for all those investors which want to approach all the markets world with a robust tool and low risk
levels. This strategy works completely automatically searching for specific patterns around markets, those highly profitable patterns with a good success percentage. These
graphic formations demonstrated during the years to be turning points in the market in the 60%-70% of analyzed cases.
Super Stocks and Super Commodity were born in order to use these technical price levels as very good launch points for its trades. These strategies must be considered a pattern
recognition system, a system which searches graphic formations with preselected features. The basic rule of money management wants that all trades must have the Risk-
Reward at least 2.0. The number of stocks/contracts/trades is determined assuming a given maximum % risk/trades in relation to the initial capital. Then, referring to the initial
capital of $ 100K, if we assume 1% we risk $ 1000/trade, if we assume 2%, we risk $ 2000/trade, if we assume 3%, we risk $ 3000/trade. The standard portfolio of Super Stocks
works with 1% risk for $ 200K, that of Super Commodity works with 2% risk for $ 100K, but can reach 3% risk. For each trade, the number of stocks/contracts is determined
accordingly.
These strategies have the undeniable advantage to sell the highs and buy the lows. In fact, they look for the turning points of the market at the end of the waves, taking the
highs and lows as stop loss. In this way, when the set-up is correct, we often see the price run in favor of the trade, reaching very often and very quickly the profit target.
Patterns acronyms are T1, T2, T3, T4, D1 and TR. These determine particular rules the strategy uses to manage trades. The pattern set-up is made after the markets close and
any new signals are used in the next market session.