Top ATA’s, ETF’s, Stocks & Hedge Funds

Sections 1-5

1) Top ATA’s 2007-2018 S&P, Gold and Currencies.
2) Capturing the move higher in Short Term Interest Rates.
3) Top 100 ETF’s last 52 weeks.
4) Top 100 stocks last 52 weeks.
5) Top Hedge Funds last 3 years.

ATA programs trade with the trend long or short using fully disclosed defined risk trading methodology. Full disclosure enables you to verify past performance and/or monitor trades forward, if you any questions send a message or contact me.

1) ATA Performance 4 January 2007 through 31 August 2018

S&PMinimum 25K GoldMinimum 25K Currency 25K 50K 100K
Period Return Period Return Period Return
2018 96.53% 2018 77.11% 2018 70.21%
2017 146.48% 2017 151.12% 2017 48.68%
2016 125.00% 2016 74.57% 2016 60.71%
2015 225.15% 2015 55.56% 2015 43.87%
2014 158.40% 2014 34.00% 2014 23.24%
2013 91.90% 2013 141.92% 2013 71.81%
2012 3.60% 2012 193.70% 2012 66.61%
2011 106.00% 2011 164.53% 2011 111.11%
2010 16.70% 2010 78.96% 2010 77.52%
2009 156.65% 2009 80.40% 2009 162.57%
2008 165.10% 2008 237.96% 2008 172.99%
2007 45.05% 2007 16.75% 2007 16.56%

2) Track some of our trades capturing the move higher in US rates

Spread values are on the right of the chart
Spread values = the market’s expected change in rates between delivery dates
Click on delivery dates for the long term chart, entry price for intraday charts
For additional trades in other Euro & US rate markets contact me

2.1) Dec 2018 – Dec 2022 Entry +0.3100, 27 Aug. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.2) Dec 2018 – Dec 2023 Entry +0.3800, 22 Aug. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.3) Dec 2019 – Dec 2023 Entry +0.0500, 27 Jul. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.4) Dec 2019 – Dec 2022 Entry -0.0350, 17 Jul. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.5) Dec 2018 – Dec 2022 Entry +0.2900, 15 Jul. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.6) Dec 2018 – Dec 2021 Entry +0.2650, 13 Jul. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.7) Sep 2018 – Dec 2023 Entry +0.5500, 06 Jul. 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.8) Sep 2018 – Dec 2020 Entry +0.3900, 29 May 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.9) Dec 2018 – Dec 2020 Entry +0.3150, 29 May 2018, 0.01 = $100.00
2.10) Fed Funds Dec 2018 Short 99.1650, 03 Oct 2016, 0.01 = $41.67
2.11) Fed Fund (ZQ) quotes all deliveries (Fed Funds contract information)
2.12) 3 Month Rates (GE) quotes all deliveries (3 month rate information)
2.13) Today’s probability for a rate hike at the next Fed meeting
2.14) Interest rate educational videos and resources

Where the Fed sees rates and when (2:30) Rate Hike Probability Indicator
Full Fed press conference video (52:19) Next Meeting 25 & 26 of September 2018

Contract valuations at Fed expectations

0.12% contract value = $500.00 (November 2015)
1.82% contract value = $7,583.33 (31 July 2018)
2.40% December 2018 = $10,000.00
3.10% December 2019 = $12,916.67
3.40% December 2020 = $14,166.67
Each 0.01 = $41.67

Fed Funds 1954 – 2018 chart Data & Contract Valuation (excel)

3) Top 100 performing Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) Last 52 weeks

#1 USOU United States 3X Oil Fund 207.37% ( 31 August)

Video Trading ETFs Versus Stock Index Futures
Video Stock & ETF Margins Versus Stock Index Futures Margins
More Index Educational Videos & Resources

4) Top 100 Performing U.S. Stocks Last 52 Weeks

#1 VKTXW Viking Theraptcs Wts = +2,923.68% (31 August)

5) Top Performing Hedge Funds and CTA’s Last 3 Years

Due to regulatory restrictions we are only permitted to provide rankings and profiles on Hedge Funds and CTA’s to Qualified Eligible Participant (Q.E.P.) as defined by rule 4.7.

6) US Economic Numbers 2000-2018

  • Employed US population 2007-2018 is down 1.29%
  • Reported Consumer Prices up 47.84%, actual prices up 68.20% to 135.60%
  • 2000-2018 total Federal Revenue increased by 63.54%
  • 2000 to 2018 Federal debt increased by 265.30%
  • Average Treasury yield prior to “Economic Stimulus” = 6.26%
  • Average Treasury Yield since “”Economic Stimulus” = 2.59%
  • Each Taxpayer’s portion of the national debt, $44,069 to $142,698
  • If rates normalize debt service cost would consume nearly 40% of total Federal Revenue.

7) New program on deck: Income In Energy is nearly through compliance, a solid program (8 year record), that trades with the major trend using defined risk strategy (credit spreads against the major trend), expected date we can accept funds 15 September 2018 message me to be on the wait list.

Our professional objective is to provide our clients with the best trading opportunities and programs through the safest and most capable firms worldwide.

We provide access to over 500 markets on 43 Exchanges, 5,500+ Hedge Funds, 1,000+ Futures Trading Advisors , 200+ Automated Trading Accounts and 70+ brokerage firms.

If you have questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight

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FXC-2X

Due to poor performance collar trades have been suspended, outright positions will be maintained pending client instructions for liquidation or reallocation, please contact us with instructions as soon as possible.

Recommended Starting Balance $50,000.00
Cumulative Net Profit
$971.717.98
Maximum Drawdown (51.07%)
($31,777.52)
Best Year 2008 +345.99% $172,992.93
Worst Year 2019 +22.34% $11,170.06
2007-2020 Average +134.89% $66,632.09
2021  (57.58%)
($31,777.62)

Performance is based on trading one $50,000 unit, never adding units and withdrawing all net profits annually. This program has a realistic risk factor of $35,000 USD per unit, if you are not in a position to comfortably assume this risk you should not participate in the program.

Risk Disclosure        Defining Account Risk

Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

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Trading Short-Term Rates Up & Down

Levels

Chart duration January 2011 through December 2018.

Each 0.01 change = $250.00.

This market can be traded just as easily short as long.

1 position  = 10 contracts long & 10 short, margin  per position has never exceeded $3,800.00 USD since January 2011,

Recommended deposit per position $10,000 or major equivalent

Chart

Disclosure

2) Position valuation is calculated from zero anticipated rate hikes,

Positive = a priced in rate increase between two delivery months
Negative = a priced in rate decrease between delivery months

3) Basics of how were trading this

13 September 2013 the market was trading at 0.4800, translated the market had priced an increase in rates between March 2019 to December 2020 of +0.4800%.

Chart


Disclosure

The short-term moving average (red line) and medium-term exponential moving average (green) moved above the long term average (blue) additional indicators we use confirmed the trend reversal from down to up. All indicators are fully disclosed to clients.

To establish a trade  consistent with the direction of the trend (up) you would buy (long) 10 March 2019 (GEH19) contracts and sell (short) 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)  expecting the price to increase.

0.4800 long entry
Position value = $12,000.00
Each 0.01= $250.00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00.

4) 18th of December 2013

The short-term moving average (red line) and medium-term (green) moved below the long-term (blue) additional indicators confirmed the trend reversal from to up to down.

Chart


Disclosure

To reverse the position from long to short we’d

Sell (short) 20 March 2019 (GEH19) contracts
Buy (long) 20 December 2020 (GEZ20)  expecting the price to decrease.

The first 10 of 20 spreads offsets the 0.4800 long

Entry 0.4800 long, position value = $12,000.00
Offset at 0.6600, position value = $16,500.00
Gross profit = $4,500.00.

The second 10 of the 20 spreads creates the net new short.

New position short at 0.6600

Short 10 March 2019 (GEH19)
Long 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)
Premium to the March 2019 + 0.6600
Position value at 0.6600 = $16,500,00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00.

5) 30 January 2014

The short-term moving average (red line) and medium-term (green) moved above the long term (blue), additional indicators  confirmed the trend reversal from down to up.

Chart


Disclosure

To reverse this position from short  to long we’d buy (long) 20 March 2019 (GEH19) contracts and sell (short) 20 December 2020 (GEZ20)  expecting the price to increase.

The first 10 of 20 contracts offsets the 0.6600 short

Entry 0.6600 long, position value = $16,500.00
Offset at 0.6050, position value = $15,125.00
Gross profit = $1,375.00.
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00.

The second 10 of 20 creates the net new long.

New position, long at 0.6050%

Long 10 March 2019 (GEH19)
Short 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)
Position value at 0.6050% = $15,125.00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00.

6) Now let’s review a short position using current data where rate expectations moved from +0.3050 on 13th of November 2018 to   -0.0100 by the 6th of December 2018, value of this move = $7,875.00, margin $3,800.00 recommended deposit pr position $10,000.00.

13th of November 2018

The market was trading at +0.3050, position value = $7,625.00

The short-term moving average (red line) and medium-term (green) moved below the long term (blue), additional indicators we use confirmed the trend reversal from up to down 

Chart


Disclosure

To establish a position consistent with the trend you would go short expecting the price to decrease.

On the 13th of November 2018 we enter a short at 0.3050

Contracts
Short 10 March 2019 (GEH19)
Long 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)
Premium to the March 2019 = + 0.3050
Position value at 0.3050 = $7,625.00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00
We want the price to decrease

7) 6th of December 2018

We were still short at 0.3050 the markets settled at -0.01 indicating the 15 trillion USD in the face value of open positions was pricing in a rate decrease between March 2019 and December 2020 of -0.01%.

Chart


Disclosure

Short Entry =  0.3050%,
Position value = $7,625.00 (13th of November 2018)

Current
= – 0.01,
Position value = -$1,250.00  (6th of December 2018)
Each 0.01 = $250.00
Open trade equity = +$7,875.00

8) Calculating Rate Expectations Between Delivery Months

Take the nearby delivery and subtract the forward,

Take March 2019 97.205 and subtract December 2020 97.215 = -0.01% The market is telling us to expect a decrease in rates between March 2019 and December 2020 of 1.00%.

Delivery months currently trade out to September 2028,

This market and it’s 15+ trillion in the face value of open positions will give you a far more accurate read on rate expectations to the 0.01 through September 2028 than any analyst.

Quotes

To calculate the priced in rate exceptions between March 2019 and December 2023 you would take March 2019 97.215 and subtract December 2023  97.10 = +0.105% telling us the market has priced in a slight increase in rates between March 2019 and December 2020.

Quotes

9) The Instrument we’re trading

For more information about this contract

3 month rates or Eurodollar deposits, are time deposits denominated in U.S. dollars at banks outside the United States. (There is no connection with the euro currency or the Eurozone).

Eurodollar futures contacts reflect what the market believes 3 months rates will be during the contract delivery month,

The price of the March 2019,  97.140, it’s telling us the market believes that 3 month rates will be at 2.860% during the month of March 2019.

To calculate the rate the contact price represents

100.000
– 97.1400 contract price
= 2.860% the rate a contract price of 97.1400 represents

10) The type of trade we using to capture these moves is called  a spread.

For more information on spreads

11) Choosing a Spread Strategy

A Steepening curve  (increase in price between two deliveries)  when the market anticipates interest rates will rise faster in the forward deliveries than the nearby deliveries, example, nearby would be March 2019 forward December 2020.

Contracts
Long 10 March 2019 (GEH19)
Short 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)
Each 0.01 = $250.00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00
We want the price to increase

Flattening curve (decrease in price between two deliveries) when the market anticipates interest rates will rise faster in the nearby deliveries than the forward deliveries, example, nearby would be March 2019 forward December 2020.

Contracts
Short 10 March 2019 (GEH19)
Long 10 December 2020 (GEZ20)
Each 0.01 = $250.00
Margin = $3,800.00,
Recommended $10,000.00
We want the price to decrease

12) One program that trades this strategy

13) Interest Educational page

14) Primary Global Interest Rate markets we trade

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65.2

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1) S&P Review Links

1.1)   Chart to define trend, price action above red line = up, below = down
1.2)   Trend confirmation  always trade with the trend, long or short,
1.3)   S&P futures quotes
1.4)   Support resistance for setting profit objectives and risk levels
1.5)   Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade
1.6)   S&P options quotes
1.7)   S&P trading methodology video & analysis page
1.8)   S&P futures & options educational videos & resources page
1.9)   TradeView Versus Saxo Quotes
* If the chart in 1.1 and the trend confirmation in 1.2 do not agree stand aside, liquidate any existing positions and wait until they do agree to trade.

2) S&P 500 Symbol (ES)

2.1)   1983 – 2018 chart
2.2)   10 Year, Monthly Data
2.3)   3 Year, Weekly Data
2.4)   6 Month Daily Data (ESZ18)
2.5)   10 Day Using 60 Minute (ESZ18)
2.6)   Today using 10 minute bars (ESZ18)
2.7)
  Today using 5 minute data (ESZ18)

2.8)   Today’s Technical Opinion (ESZ18)
2.9)   Ranges & Price Performance (ESZ18)
2.10) Support & Resistance (ESZ18)
2.11) Barchart Quotes, All Deliveries
2.12) Barchart Options Quotes
2.13) CME Futures Quotes, All Deliveries
2.14) CME Option Quotes

2.15) Contract Specifications each 1.00 = $50.00
2.16) Exchange Margin Requirement
2.17) S&P 500 Collar Spreadsheet

3)_Major/Minor Bull, Bear markets 1983 to 2018

3.1) 1983-2018 chart
3.
2) January 1983 – August 1987 Bull 139.72 – 337.89 =+141.83%
3.3) August 1987 – October 1987 Bear 337.89 – 216.47 =-35.93%
3.4) August 1987 – August 1989 Bear to recovery (2 years)
3.5) August 1987 – July 1990 Bull 216.47 – 369.78 = +70.82%
3.6) July 1990 October 1990 Correction 369.78 – 294.51 =-20.36%
3.7) July 1990 – February 1991 Correction to recovery (7 months)
3.8) October 1990 – July 1998 Bull 294.51 – 1,190.58 =+304.26%
3.9) July 1998 – October 1998 Correction 1,190.58 – 923.52 =-22.43%
3.10) July 1998 – November 1998 Correction to recovery (4 months)
3.11) October 1998 – March 2000 Bull 923.52 – 1,552.87 =+68.15%
3.12) March 2000 October 2002 Bear 1,52.87 – 768.63 =-50.50%
3.13) March 2000 December 2007 Bear to recovery (7 years 9 months)
3.14) October 2002 – October 2007 Bull 768.63 – 1,576.09 =+105.05%
3.15) October 2007 – March 2009 Bear 1,576.09 – 666.79 =-57.68%
3.16) October 2007- April 2013 Bear to recovery (5 years 6 months)
3.17) March 2009 – October 2018 Bull 666.79 – 2,872.87 = +330.87%

Major Indices I Trade

4) S&P 500 Symbol ES

4.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
4.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
4.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
4.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
4.5) Futures Quotes
4.6) Options Quotes
4.7) Contract Specifications

5) Nasdaq Symbol NQ

5.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
5.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
5.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
5.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
5.5) Futures Quotes
5.6) Options Quotes
5.7) Contract Specifications

6) Euro Stoxx 50 Symbol FX

6.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
6.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
6.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
6.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
6.5) Futures Quotes
6.6) Options Quotes
6.7) Contract Specifications

7) Stoxx E600 Banks Symbol FA

7.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
7.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
7.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
7.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
7.5) Futures Quotes
7.6) Contract Specifications

8) Dax Index Symbol DY

8.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
8.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
8.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
8.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
8.5) Futures Quotes
8.6) Options Quotes
8.7) Contract Specifications

9) CAC 40 Symbol MX

9.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
9.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
9.3)
7 Year Chart, Monthly Data

9.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
9.5) Futures Quotes
9.6) Options Quotes
9.7) Contract Specifications

10) Swiss Market Index Symbol SZ

10.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
10.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
10.3)
7 Year Chart, Monthly Data

10.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
10.5) Futures Quotes
10.6) Options Quotes
10.7) Contract Specifications

11) Hang Seng Index Symbol HS

11.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
11.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
11.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
11.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
11.5) Futures Quotes
11.6) Options Quotes
11.7) Contract Specifications

12) Nikkei 225 (JPY) NL

12.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
12.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
12.3) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
12.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
12.5) CME (JPY) Futures Quotes
12.6) CME(JPY) Futures contact specifications
12.7) JPX Futures Quotes
12.8) Options Quotes
12.9) Contract Specifications

13) ASX 200 Index Symbol AP

13.1) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
13.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
13.3) 3 Year Chart, Monthly Data
13.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
13.5) Futures Quotes
13.6) Options Quotes
13.7) Contract Specifications

14) FTSE 100 Symbol X

14.3) 6 Month Chart, Daily Data
14.2) 3 Year Chart, Weekly Data
14.1) 7 Year Chart, Monthly Data
14.4) Today’s Technical Opinion
14.5) Futures Quotes
14.6) Options Quotes
14.7) Contract Specifications

15) Other markets I use this procedure on

15.1) Any of the top 100 performing ETFs on this link
15.2) Any of the top 100 performing stocks
15.3) Any of the 500 stocks in the S&P with options liquidity
15.4) U.S. Futures markets
15.5) European Futures markets

16) Performance, Structure and Fees For This Program

16.1) S&P Performance 2007 – 2018

16.2) About Automated Trading Accounts (ATAs)
16.3) The Fee Structure For This Program
16.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account Before the First Trade Goes On
16.4) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading Activity
16.5) How To Open An Account

Schedule a time to review this trading program with me.

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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