SIGNAL HISTORY & LEVERAGED RYDEX & QQQ TRADER PERFORMANCE

People have been asking to see my individual performance. So here it is. In 2011, I traded an account starting value of 81,802.59 using guidance from the barometer making 17 trades in either stocks (which I will not mention here), and ETFs such as QID, UCO, DTO and QLD.

These trades returned me over 50% and there were only 2 losers. These are real world results and not cumulative gains or compounded gains, as I take almost all my profits out of the account and spend them.

I designed the barometer to guide my trading in the markets and developed this website as way to deliver my message and help others, because when I started, I didn't always have success. Not all trades will be winners. Not all calls will be right. But over time, if you follow a system of knowing better when to buy and when to sell or be defensive, you will make smarter financial decisions.

I am willing to share my actual account snapshot, but I don't want it out there for just everyone to see. So if you sign up for a 1 year subscription to The Daily Stock Barometer, I will share my account snapshot with you. Spend a year with me and you will understand the full value of who I am and what I have to offer you. Far too often, people sign up for the 4 week trial and expect instant returns. That's not how the market works. After you sign up for an annual subscription, email carl@stockbarometer.com and you can request my account snapshot. And I'll answer any questions you may have...

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Year	Rydex Returns*	QQQQ Returns
2011	40.2%	20.1% (40.2%*)
2010	85.6%	42.8% (85.6%*)
2009	60.1%	25.7% (51.4%*)
2008	24.9%	-8.9%
2007	11.4%	-5.7%
2006	12.9%	-4.0%
2005	55.5%	28.6% (57.2%)
2004	88.3%	50.9% (101.8%)
2003	110.5%	77.8%
2002	134.8%	n/a
2001	n/a	n/a

* In 2010 and going forward rydex results shown are qqq with leverage (or using QID and QLD). We are no longer tracking returns with Rydex, although the system works with them, it would be my third choice, first being QQQ, then qqq with leverage/margin, then QID and QLD (2x). I have not explored performance using 2.5x or 3x funds.