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We are pleased to expand our services offerings with a new strategy called SteadyYields. Here are the service parameters: Tailored for medium term active traders Model portfolio size - $10,000 Underlying -TLT Average holding period - 2-4 weeks 25-30 trades per year Profit target - 30-40%+ annually There is a long-term correlation between oil prices and constant maturity yields for the 10-year Treasury. SteadyYields is a trading strategy that takes advantage of this correlation. The strategy uses mix of strategies about 30-45 days from expiration. The spreads are designed to take advantage of the direction oil has provided, whether that be long, short or neutral. Details can be found on the members forums discussions. In addition, there are trades based on Monte Carlo simulations (employed to estimate the probability of exceeding a specific value) using very liquid, optionable ETFs such as GLD, QQQ, XLE etc. We recommend executing TLT trades with a low or no commission broker (like Tradier or FirstTrade). TLT is extremely liquid, scaling up will not be a problem.

I get that most traders do not stick to a particular strategy consistently. Or manage risk correctly. And that brokers take money through swaps, commissions, and other fees so that even if each trade was 50/50 they’d lose in the long run. But none of this seems to explain my results through three years of trying to find a profitable edge. It seems no matter which strategy I pick, with risk managed correctly, I lose far more trades than I win. To the degree that my net returns are negative even with my fewer wins being greater. The loss/win ratio is significant. In love trading in backtesting.