Author Archives: CoachTJ

We actually ended with our lifetime highest profit level trading the Russell eMini with the SST, + 1000.8 points. We are up +53.7 for the year, $5,370, and what’s more, we are winning at a full 2.7% higher rate than all of 2010 and 2011. Our wins today pushed our winning percentage up to 70% for 2012! Continue reading →

We have a total of +991.7 points and are less than 10 points away from the ever difficult to achieve, + 1000! That’s $100,000 in gross (before cost) profits on the Russell with our standard 2 position SST approach.

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The Russell eMini hit all new record profit levels today, ending the session up, + 1 point. It ended the week up +11.7 points and now has +39 points for the year. We made +462.6 points in 2010. We made +488.3 points in 2011 for a total of +950.9 points going into this year. Today, we hit the all time high water level, +39 points for 2012. We are merely 10.1 points away from the big +1000 point lifetime milestone with the TF and SST. Continue reading →

Record Levels were recorded today on ALL five of our Live Traderoom markets.
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I can officially say that we are positive on all five of our markets this year… Continue reading →

You can also check out our live traderoom where we trade the SST Pro each and every day. Continue reading →

We are already up +10.9 this week and have hit all new profit levels for the SST lifetime tradeplan result, dating back to 4/2010. For the year, we are up +32.2, $3220. Continue reading →

Session win rates: The TF has maintained over 75% since 4/2010
Weekly Win rates: The TF has maintained over 75% since 4/2010
Overall profitability: We’ve amassed over +920 points without scaling up position size, since 4/2010 ($100 per point for those who don’t know).
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These tradeplans are intended for the uninhindered use by our SST Members.  The reason I like to announce them on this blog is to illustrate the tremendous value that comes with SST Membership.  This one tradeplan alone is reason enough … Continue reading →