Through the use of proprietary data, we are able to
identify unique investment opportunities covering a
wide variety of products in the futures markets.
Some of these products include, but are not limited to;
currency pairs on Globex, bond and treasury futures,
energy futures, metal futures, and contracts on the
S&P 500. These strategies are specifically tailored
for the individual investor with smaller,
speculative accounts.
Many futures products are designed with lower
margin commitments, allowing us to provide the
potential for solid returns on smaller accounts.
One example is the E-mini contracts available on
the S&P 500 index, as well as E-mini Crude Oil
and some Globex Currency products. We also utilize
our credit spread strategy on speculative accounts,
selling credit spreads on the S&P 500 E-mini contract.
Index Premium Program
Our signature investment product is called the Index Premium Program. This strategy is designed to provide consistent income and capital appreciation while managing the associated risk. We are able to accomplish this by utilizing options on futures.We’ve developed the program to provide an opportunity to profit whether the markets move up, down or sideways.
The options part of our system involves the SELLING (also called writing) of options credit spreads on the major financial indexes. Why do we sell options instead of buying them? The answer is simple: research suggests that over 75% of purchased options expire worthless.
By focusing on selling options we can take advantage of time decay which creates a profit opportunity as the options approach expiration.Credit spreads utilize a short option position hedged with a long option which allows us to control the risk on each and every trade.
Our focus for options trades is the S&P 500 contract.However, at times we may trade the contracts of other stock indexes as needed.This strategy of collecting premium from credit spreads is unique in the investment world.Advanced market analysis and proprietary technical indicators are utilized to give us a decided edge in making trading decisions.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. There is a risk of loss in trading futures and investors should make sure that only risk capital is used. Futures and options trading are not appropriate for all investors.