Newsletter - Where to from here? - Part 1

Thursday, 28th January 2010 at 14:03 GMT, by Fred Stafford

Over the past couple of months I have attempted to anticipate what might be in store for us in the first year of the decade.

Such views are not predictions but are advanced as potential opportunities or problems which will require anticipatory planning before the opportunities or dangers pass us by. The conclusions drawn were far from bullish for this year which falls in line with the first year of a decade often being an unfortunate one. However our investment decisions will not be influenced by observations but will rest entirely upon Gann analysis. For certain I see the necessity to embrace opportunities from ‘all’ markets and not be restricted to the vagaries of any one of them.

…and so for conclusions from the initial analysis for 2010

Subscribers will be fully aware of my reluctance to comment on the years prospects until the early January moves are in the bank. There is now sufficient information to proceed. Over the next week or so I will deal with each market in the following order of importance based upon my current perception of this year’s potential winners.

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GML - Pension Fund Switching

Thursday, 15th December 2009 at 13:31 GMT, by Fred Stafford

The aim of GML in the alternative investment area is to provide absolute returns with the minimum of risk over the medium term to suit the individual requirements of our clients.

As you can see from the chart below, we have provided consistent growth for our Penion clients avoiding the large dips which do occur in the equity markets. (FTSE 100 Index - Red line).

Can the same be said for your Pension performance?
















Available for most pension funds except final salary schemes, our Pension Fund Switching Management Service enables you to take full advantage of markets on a global basis, rather than settling for lifelong reliance on a Managed Fund.

Our investment and pension unitised products, which use Gann analysis techniques to invest in markets that will maximise the fund value for clients, may well be the answer to offering investor protection from the shortcomings of fund managers who use the discredited fundamental approach. Read more »

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Article - Mechanical Trading systems

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 at 11:37 GMT, by Mark Stafford

Spotting the Ones That Make Money!

Mechanical trading systems are, as you would expect, systems that make trading decisions for you.

The thought of having mechanical trading systems you can simply use to generate automatic profits, is obviously very attractive to many traders.

Most traders however, end up disappointed with mechanical trading systems, as they never seem to live up to the sales hype, and the performance figures used to sell the system never seem to be repeated in real life.

Why do most mechanical Trading Systems fail to live up to the Hype? Read more »

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