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Hypothetical Monthly Returns (includes typical commissions and system fees)

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Strategy Summary

A short-term stock options strategy that is based on a technical mix of overbought and oversold extremes in the market.

Remember there is a substantial risk of loss in trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

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$89.95 per month, only if profitableDetails

This is a pay-for-performance system. Subscriptions cost $89.95 at the end of each month, but only if the system has made profitable recommendations for the period.

To determine profitability, we do not look at your brokerage account, nor do we take into consideration whether you actually placed the trades recommended here. We simply measure the system's hypothetical track record here on the Collective2 Web site, without factoring fees or commissions. You will not be charged unless the sum of the trades during the period was profitable. (Also, we want to reassure you that a "month" means a full 30-day period. That is, you are billed only if the last 30 days' worth of trade recommendations were profitable. So it's safe to subscribe at the end of a calendar month; you'll still get 30 days' worth of trades.)



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Model Account Status

Started$10,000
Buy Power$10,000
Cash$10,000
Equity$0
Cumulative $$0
Total System Equity$10,000
Margined$0
Open P/L$0





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Statistics

Analytics  
All Statistics Based on Hypothetical Results
Trades0
# Profitable0 (n/a)
# months tracked29
Profitable months
Avg trade durationn/a
Annual return (compounded)0.0%
Average winn/a
Average lossn/a
Profit factorn/a
Max peak-to-valley drawdown (historical)n/a
Correlation w/ S&P0.000
Sharpe ration/a
Keep after worst-case slippage 0.0%
Probabilities of future account loss  
Chance of 10% account loss0.0%
Chance of 20% account loss0.0%
Chance of 30% account loss0.0%
Chance of 50% account loss0.0%
Chance of 100% account loss0.0%
Average Profit to Drawdown (APD)0.00
Average P/L per unit traded


System Description

A short-term stock options strategy that is based on a technical mix of overbought and oversold extremes in the market. The Sector ETF Extremes Stock Options Strategy is the same as the ETF Extremes Options Strategy with the only difference being the underlyings of choice. Biotech (IBB), Consumer Discretionary (XLY), Health Care (XLV), Financial (XLF), Energy (XLE), Industrial (XLI), Materials (XLB), Real Estate (IYR), Retail (RTH), Utilities (XLU) are the underlyings of choice for the Sector Extremes Option Trading Strategy. Individuals that look for frequency of trading within a given strategy are often disappointed with the long-term results. In most cases, the less you trade, the better you will do in the long run and the long run is what matters most. This strategy uses our proprietary models to take advantage of sentiment and technical extremes. We are proud to be one of the only stock options-based newsletters to offer recommendations based on sentiment and technical extremes in the market. This options strategy requires patience coupled with a disciplined approach. The strategy will make approximately, on average 1 to 3 recommendations a month with holding periods of 1 to 5 days; however, there will be some months when no recommendations are made. The key to this stock options strategy is patience. Waiting for the appropriate scenario to recommend trades with a high probability of success is what makes this strategy a success. Unfortunately, this options strategy is proprietary so we are unable to give you all the details. Although, we are certain if you follow our daily commentary and any subsequent trades you should gain a firm grasp of the strategy.

- Remember there is a substantial risk of loss in trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.