Freedom's Daily Dominant Trade Signal Process

April was a volatile month for all of the major U.S. market indexes. The first half started off horribly while the second half struggled to recover. And in the end, only the NASDAQ COMPOSITE closed up for the month.

But Freedom's results were different.

It made money when stocks went up and when stocks went down. So its model portfolio started strong and finished stronger - ending up a phenomenol + 18.86% for April.

April's Trading Results

• Freedom: Up + 18.86%
• DOW JONES 30: Down – 3.20%
• S&P 500 500: Down – 0.80%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Down – 0.90%

What was the difference? The market indexes and their member stocks always have to be Long.

But Freedom trades "Long" and "Short" - making profits when stocks go up and when stocks go down.

While the indexes lost between hundreds to thousands of points over those 21 trading days, Freedom switched back and forth from Long to Short days - with an occassional Out day mixed in - to take advantage of its proprietary trade signals:

• Total Trading Days: 21
• DOW JONES 30: Down – 1,332 points or – 3.20%
• S&P 500: Down – 43 points or – 0.80%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Down – 147 points or – 0.90%

Freedom's Daily Dominant Trade Signal

Each evening, Freedom generates new trade signals for tomorrow - for all 11,000 stocks that trade daily on the U.S. stock exchanges.

Then, it computes tomorrow's "Long/Short/Out" trade signal mix for all 11,000 stocks combined and identifies tomorrows's "Daily Dominant Trade Signal".

It then inserts that Long/Short/Out" trade signal mix for the next day in the " AlgorithmAnalyzer's " " Trade Signal Results" table:

Each evening, Freedom generates new trade signals for tomorrow - for all 11,000 stocks that trade daily on the U.S. stock exchanges.

You can clearly see in the April "AlgorithmAnalyzer" screenshot above that Freedom generated a Long dominant trade signal the last 6 days of the month in a row. So the typical subscriber would have done very, very well over that period.

But remember: all Freedom “Daily Dominant Trade Signals” are generated and published each evening by 8:00 PM EST - a full 12 hours before the markets reopen for trading.

Which highlights the success of Freedom's proprietary algorithms' predictive capabilities - which were on a real predictive hot streak right up untill the end of the month.

In April, Freedom's "Daily Dominant Trade Signal" looked like the following:

• Long: 12 of 21 days or 57%
• Short: 7 of 21 days or 33%
• Out: 2 of 21 days or 10%
  
  

In total, Freedom's "Daily Dominant Trade Signal" was correct about the next day's index direction 11 of 21 days - or 52% of the month.

In those 11 correct days the index results looked like the following:

• DOW JONES 30: Down – 1.633 points or – 4.07%
• S&P 500: Down – 83 points or – 1.62%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Down – 50 points or – 0.50%

And since Freedom was predominantly Long 57% of the month, the days the dominant trade signal was correct were nicely profitable for the typical subscriber.

In those 21 total trading days Freedom's dominant trade signal was predominantly Long 12 of 21 days - or 57% of the month.

And in those 12 predominantly Long days Freedom was correct about the next day's index direction 7 of 12 days - or 58% of Long days.

While in those 7 correct Long days the index results looked like the following:

• DOW JONES 30: Up + 1,794 points or + 4.51%
• S&P 500: Up + 324 points or + 6.02%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Up + 1,253 points or + 7.50%

So in the 7 days the dominant trade signal was Long and correct - the indexes were profitable. So for the typical Freedom subscriber those 7 days were great.

In those 21 total trading days Freedom's dominant trade signal was Short 7 of 21 days - or 33% of the month.

While in the days the dominant trade signal was Short Freedom was correct about the next day's index direction 4 of 7 days - or 57% of all Short days.

And in those 4 correct Short days the index results looked like the following:

• DOW JONES 30: Down - 3,428 points or - 8.58%
• S&P 500: Down - 407 points or - 7.64%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Down - 1,303 points or - 8.45%

So in the 4 days the dominant trade signal was Short - the indexes were not nicely profitable. So for the typical Freedom subscriber those 4 days were really great.

In those same 21 total trading days Freedom's dominant trade signal was predominantly Out 2 of 21 days - or 10% of the month.

And in those 2 predominantly Out days Freedom was correct about the next day's index direction 0 of 2 days - or 0% of those Out days.

While in those 0 correct Out days the index results looked like the following:

• DOW JONES 30: Up + 854 points or + 2.12%
• S&P 500: Up + 133 points or + 2.48%
• NASDAQ COMPOSITE: Up + 488 points or + 2.93%

So in the 2 days the dominant trade signal was Out - the indexes were profitable. So for the typical Freedom subscriber those 2 days were just an opportunity loss. They they gave back an average of 2.50% of the significant gains they had from their correct Long and Short days.

Really - Freedom really is this simple...