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Date: Monday, February 10, 2003
Time: 4:30pm-7:30pm
Location: Baruch College at 151 East 25th Street, Room 750
(Between Lexington and Third Avenue)
Speaker: Keith Fitschen
Topic: Developing Trading Systems and the Pitfalls Involved in that Process
Keith Fitschen will present a detailed study on the theory of system development, an application of that theory in which he designed a profitable system, and an overview of his commercially available Aberration, Aztec, and Imaster Trading Systems.
The seminar includes:
1) A presentation on the development of tradeable systems. This presentation includes a section on the criteria that must be met to insure that a system is minimally curvefit. A presentation in which a non-curvefit system is developed that will be given to each attendee free of charge.
2) Criteria to use for purchasing a trading system.
3) A presentation on the Aberration trading system showing performance over it's nine-year commercial lifetime, and a demonstration of the standalone software owners use for signals, historical performance, and portfolio testing.
If you'd like to attend, please RSVP to Leonard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or call 800-858-2340. Important Seminar Information (Note: All pre-registered attendees will receive a free trading system, $500 value)
If you are like most investors, the poor performance of the stock market over the past three years has been hard on your portfolio. However, during the same period, one group of investments has continued to perform well, alternative investments, more specifically managed futures.
While the attractive returns possible through managed futures is one main reason many investors participate, another very important reason for participating in managed futures has its foundation in Modern Portfolio Theory (Harry Markowitz). The premise of Modern Portfolio Theory is the risk of an investment can be reduced and performance increased by holding a number of uncorrelated investments in different asset classes, which do not move in lockstep with each other. Professionally managed futures fits this description quite nicely. Futures are a distinct asset class different from securities. In fact, studies have shown the correlation between commodities and stocks and bonds to be practically zero, making futures an ideal asset class with which to properly diversify an investment portfolio!
Traditionally speaking, most people refer to managed futures account as money traded by various CTA's (Commodity Trading Advisors) and CPO's (Commodity Pool Operations). However, there is another type of managed futures account that is relatively new to individual investors - Trading Systems. A trading system is software that is designed to follow certain parameters and rules (trading signals) based on market technical movement.
Angus Jackson Inc. is a future and commodity brokerage firm based in Ft. Lauderdale for over eleven years specializing in trading various types of publicly and proprietary trading systems. In essence, they managed the individual clients monies by following the systems trading signals exactly as designed. Most individuals fail in trading a system themselves because they lack the time or discipline to do so. For further information, contact Leonard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or call 800-858-2340
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