Stock Trading System

Brian developed his trading system while he was on an Internet group of stock market traders. Many people were impressed with the superb back test results, and how well it performed in Brian’s actual trading. This is how Lionel met Brian. Several people wanted to trade the system Brian developed. One of those people recommended Brian offer his portfolio through an independent third party, called Collective 2 trading systems. He did that and it is now available to any stock trader.

Collective 2 trading system executes Brian’s trades in a paper account and verifies the portfolio performance. You can view the system performance and subscribe so you too can trade Brian’s stock trading system.  A free trial period is offered so you can try it out first.

When you visit the site, you will first open a free account. Once you get the account, just add the system to your “My Analyst” page and review the systems details. If it looks like it fits with your trading objectives, subscribe to it and evaluate it during the free trial. You can get free access to the details and performance of the trading system. The verified equity graph is shown on the upper left of this page as Optimum Systems.

Subscribers also get added free to Subscribers Only boards on our discussion forum. There they will get the opportunity to interact with Brian, Lionel and each other so they can learn more about it and how to get the most out of it. We do not have details of the trading system on this blog, only on those private boards.

The historical performance of the market timing system used is given in the stock market timing page. With the superior stock selection techniques and stops used in the trading system, our historical testing shows the returns are much better than just using a broad-based index like the S&P 500.  Positions are held for a week on average. So this is not a day trading system. It does not take much attention and can easily be done by an end-of-day trader.

Brian and Lionel have been collaborating on another trading system that will be implemented to used in a retirement account and by people who prefer not to short stocks. (The other system short stocks during down periods.) Once completed, this new trading system will also be made available for subscription.

Below are the hypothetical returns of High Performing System from back tests as well as recent current trading. The SPY buy and hold and the Optimum Systems Timer using the SPY are shown for comparison. Note that the dollars scale is logarithmic. If a regular scale was used the graph would be really tall. A logarithmic scale shrinks it down. I always like to use logarithmic scales for my long term stock charts.

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Tags: beginner traders, portfolio performance, stock selection, stock trading system

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