The PRO Trader is designed for active, sophisticated investors who are able to trade markets on a real-time basis and can accept the risks involved with short-term trading as well as options and leveraged ETF's. So, if aggressively playing market trends is your cup of tea, the "PRO" may be just what you are looking for.
Our management strategy is easy to define: We want to be trade profitably (via Leveraged ETF's and options) when the U.S. stock market is rising and we want to be short the market (again, via Leveraged ETF's and options) when the market is falling. Thus, we are equal-opportunity traders looking to make money whenever and wherever we can.
But make no mistake about it; the "PRO" is NOT designed, nor is it even appropriate for the average investor. This service is for those able to watch the market closely and to take action on a moment's notice.
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About the PRO Trader Service
In our humble opinion, the PRO Trader is the ultimate trading guide for active investors. The key elements to the service include:
- Trades Delivered in Real-Time via our "Live Blog" Technology
- Run by Full-Time Managers
- Options Strategies
- Day-Trading Strategies
- Leveraged ETF's
- Constant Communication from your "Pro" team
- Performance Updated Daily
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Professional Managers Working the Portfolio at All Times
The "Pro" has full time professional money managers working on the portfolio at all times.
The allocation of the "PRO" portfolio will look something like this:
| PRO Portfolio Allocation |
Trading Strategy |
| 40% | Options Trading - Calls on Long/Short ETFs |
| 60% | Short-Term ETF Trading |
"Live Blog" Technology = Instant Trade Alert Delivery
Trade Alerts are delivered "live" to your web page and will literally sound an alarm whenever we are making a trade. Thus, there is no delay - you know exactly what we are doing in the portfolio the very instant we are making the move. No more waiting for emails or wondering if you've missed a trade alert!
Options Strategies to Enhance Returns (And Reduce Risk)
The "Pro" will incorporate options strategies in order to hedge and/or leverage positions. For example, using options (as opposed to an outright purchase of ETF's) allows us to potentially limit the downside while keeping the upside potential in place. In addition, options offer us the opportunity to leverage our position far greater than is available through traditional leveraged ETF's.
Constant "PRO" Communication
Your managers will be in communication via the "live blog" technology during the day.
Performance Updated Daily
At StateoftheMarkets.com, we know the key to any service is the bottom-line. Thus, we update and publish our performance on a daily basis.
The "PRO" Management Strategy
Below are the key components of the management strategy we employ in the PRO Trader
- Trades are based on "Manager Discretion" (no black boxes - and no excuses)
- Aggressively "plays" market trends (in both directions) via:
- Options
- Leveraged ETF's
- Options
- Uses "Anticipatory" trend change strategies
- Utilizes hedging strategies
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Let's Talk "PRO" Pricing
The PRO Trader is an institutional level hedged portfolio that can easily replace your broker and those mutual funds in your portfolio. In short, you can be your own hedge fund manager for just $149 a month! (You can save 25% on an Annual subscription plan and 20% on a Quarterly subscription plan.)
To Sum Up
While we may be jaded in our view, we believe strongly that the PRO Trader is unlike anything else available on the web for active traders. So, do yourself (and your portfolio) a favor: Fire those mutual fund managers and try the PRO instead!
Wishing you green screens in your investment endeavors,
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The Pro services are model portfolios. Your actual results may differ from results reported for the model portfolio for many reasons, including, without limitation: (1) performance results for the model portfolio do not reflect trading commissions that you may or may not incur; (2) performance results for the model portfolio do not account for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity, that may affect your results; (3) the securities chosen for the model portfolio may be volatile, and although the "purchase" or "sale" of a security in the model portfolio will not be made in the model portfolio until confirmation that the email alert has been sent to all subscribers, delivery delays and other factors may cause the price you obtain to differ substantially from the price at the time the alert was sent; and (4) the prices of securities in the model portfolio at the point in time you begin subscribing to our service may be higher than such prices at the time such stocks or options were chosen for inclusion in the model portfolio.
The S&P 500 is a stock market index containing the stocks of 500 large-cap corporations, most of which are US companies. The index is the most notable of the many indices owned and maintained by Standard & Poor's, a division of McGraw-Hill. S&P 500 is used in reference not only to the index but also to the 500 companies that have their common stock included in the index. S&P 500 returns from 1987 through 2008 are "total return" and include the reinvestment of dividends. Investors cannot invest directly in the index.
Investments in equities carry an inherent element of risk including the potential for significant loss of principal. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
