| Our trades make money in less than three months - over 80% of the time – with our high probability trading methodology
Since October 2005, we have been using
our 360° stock trading methodology to turn $50,000
into $98,000 with high probability trades. These
trades made money 80% of the time because we are able
to execute four things very well. We were able
to find good opportunities, time our entry points, know
our exit points, and manage our risk. Is high probability
trading for you?
Real
Results - If you follow the principles of high
probability trading, you can expect the following:
Stocks opportunities based on
catalysts that will move the stock in weeks.
Because of our short investment timeframe, BroadbandBrew
uses a stock selection formula based on catalysts.
These catalysts vary by industry and company.
Examples of catalysts could be new products, commodity
price volatility, expansion plans, FDA panel meetings,
earnings announcements, management changes, and changes
in customer demand or in a company's supply chain.
The key is finding catalysts that will move a stock
in a short period of time. We will send you an
alert when to buy a stock and give you an entry point.
Entry points will maximize your
gain and minimize your risk. Trading
using catalysts requires technical analysis of the charts
along with fundamental analysis of SEC filings to determine
if the market has or has not priced in the event.
We are constantly monitoring potential opportunities
looking for the best entry points.
Target exit points to lock in
gains. Unlike other services, we tell
you when you should sell. We will alert you when the
stock has reached its target and it's time to exit or
if we update any target prices. We include target prices
in our buy alerts and feel (in a high probability trading
system) it is important to set targets and take profits.
Remember the old Wall Street saying: "pigs get
fat, but hogs get slaughtered".
Knowing how much to buy
adds $$$ to your bottom line. Not all
stocks are created equal. Some stocks are inherently
more risky than others. Knowing how much to buy is a
function of the risk of the stock. If a stock on average
moves 2 points a week, you are risking more money than
a stock that moves only ½ point a week.
You should therefore adjust the number of shares based
on the volatility and the downside risk. Use our
position size calculator
for a quick way to determine the number of shares to
purchase. We do all the hard work for you and
our Trade Alerts contain everything you need to properly
position size your trade. By following our own position
sizing system we added 35.4% to the bottom line in our
model fortfolio.
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