All trades are either a bull or bear play on the S&P500 index. In other words, this is a swing trade service, swinging from a bullish bias to a bearish bias and back to a bullish bias again and again... attempting to make money BOTH ways.

In a typical month, there is approx. 3-5 such swings as the S&P500 has short-term gains and retreats. Subscribers can choose to take advantage with a stock-like ETF called SPY or a Futures contract called ES. The great value in the service is all about TIMING those swings.

This is entirely its own service with its own trades, underlying methodology, overall pace & approach and unique objectives. There are no duplicate trades in our services.

If you are already a Sal's Private Trades subscriber, it functionally works very similar and will seem immediately familiar in the simplicity of novice-friendly alerts, email prompts only when it is time to take action, online supporting tables like Currently Open Positions and Recently Closed Positions, its own Subscriber Questions Answered educational feature and its own New Subscriber Guide. Consider adding this service to enjoy some additional, high-performing, thoroughly-diversified recommendations each month.

A great place to see comparisons & contrasts of the 2 services is in the Product Overview page accessible at the top of the Investor Recommendations menu and/or in the Sample Trades document you can download from the About menu, Free Product Samples page.

While very skilled traders love cherry-picked trades like these, the entire service assumes novice-level experience. Everything is structured to hold subscriber hands through each trade.

And again. this is our SIMPLEST service, always focused on just a SINGLE kind of investment vehicle: the S&P500 index.

As a publisher, that's none of our business. However, the service is constructed so that relatively little money can be used. A person could buy as little as one share of the SPY ETF or opt for the micro ES (MES) instead of the ES if they lean more towards Futures trading. Either choice can facilitate accounts as small as only a few thousand dollars.

There is only 1 active trade at all times, so the typical approach to keeping a sizable cash reserve for other recommendations doesn't apply here. When we change bias from bull to bear or vice versa, the first step is to exit the existing position and then immediately enter the reversed position. As such, one can use the same money over and over again.

Mostly through email. When Sal and our team's analysis projects or confirms the S&P500 index changing direction, we send an email to all current subscribers. A link in the email connects to the detailed recommendation which involves 2 steps: 1) closing the existing position and then 2) immediately entering the new position.

That means there are only 2 types of trades: the "turning bullish" version (buying either SPY or ES) and the "turning bearish" version (short selling either SPY or ES). It won't take many of those for anyone to feel quite expert at executing the recommendations.

New subscribers can download the comprehensive New Subscriber Guide which explains every single feature & benefit of the service, including a thorough look at each type of recommendation.

As in all investing- while past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance- our team strives to outperform parking money in index funds. Since this service keys around a single index- the S&P500- we aim to help members do much better than just leaving money sitting in a vehicle like SPY for the entire year.

A few percentage points better than market averages- with special emphasis on minimizing losses in bear market falls- adds a LOT more to a nest egg over time. And note that parking funds in an index fund subjects that money to losses when the index goes down... while this service is always striving to flip the position so it can make additional money as the S&P500 goes down too. You know the S&P goes up and down every month: why bet only on the bull when you can take advantage of the bear days too?

There's no one answer to this question: those who invest more in winning trades make more money. Those who invest less, make less money. The name of our game is to do everything possible to help all investors do better than passive investing in an index fund AND minimize the hit when markets inevitably fall (actually celebrating such falls by being in the kind of position that can make money as it slides).

To maximize profit potential, we don't force trades out on any kind of schedule... so the next new trade could be shared with subscribers today or in coming days or weeks. Sometimes holds can last up to a few weeks because the trend is consistently UP or consistently DOWN. We ride such trends as long as possible to harvest as much profit as can be made on them.

Other times, rapid volatility can yield only a few up days followed by a few down days followed by more up days... so we can be reversing positions every couple of days, seeking to scalp some quick profits in each swing.

We basically watch for likely turning points or confirmations of a recent apparent turn and then pounce on the new opportunity. At a typical pace of about 3-5 new trades each month, the implication is around 1 new change each week. But again, we don't force out new recommendations on any kind of schedule- only when our analysis says it is the RIGHT TIME to swing to the new opportunity. Join now and you'll get the very next new recommendation as soon as it is time. A new one ALWAYS impending.

Yes, best in the business: 100% of the service fee refunded if you cancel in the first month and then a prorated refund for each full month that remains in a subscription. You can try us with complete confidence! We know what we're doing.

In a service like this, as little as one good winning trade can cover up to a full year or two of the service cost, so chances are pretty good that trying us for even a month can yield a win or two big enough to recoup the purchase price so you can then enjoy the service for the rest of the term "on the house." Try us on the confidence of our MBG and see for yourself.