
HISTORY
Allon Shadmi, President of
Trading Solutions, earned a Bachelors Degree in Business
Administration from New York City’s Baruch College in 1986.
He began research and development of mechanical trading
models for the futures markets in 1992.
Over the next few years, Mr. Shadmi tested many of these
trading systems by using actual, real-time trading results, using
real money. Based on this
trading experience, and exhaustive, comprehensive, research, by 1996, Allon Shadmi had assembled, in his view, a diversified portfolio
of 100% objective trading models.
In 1997, Shadmi
registered as a Commodity Trading Advisor with the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission and launched trading Solutions.
In its first year, Trading Solutions’ “Program # 1”
racked up a + 189% net return.*
Trading Solutions’
methodology is based on two major premises: using a mechanical
entry and exit approach, and relying on a high degree of
diversification across several different markets.
Program # 1 specializes in stock index futures, which
includes contracts on the S&P 500, the Russell 2000, the Nasdaq
100, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the Taiwan Stock
index. These markets can
share a fundamental long-term direction, but frequently exhibit
many opposite short term swings.
Additionally, the Program can generate signals using
different time frames within a given market.
In having the ability to also short stock indices,
Program # 1 is designed to potentially profit in up or down
stock markets.
Program # 1 is a short
term trading system with positions normally held not more than a
few days. It employs a
number of different entry and exit techniques.
Trade initiations are based on many patterns.
They include price and volatility breakouts, reversals,
chart formations, swings, price levels and gaps.
Exit techniques include protective, trailing, and
volatility-based stop loss orders, as well as additional
proprietary indicators.
Since inception in
1997, Trading Solutions’ Program # 1 has gained a total
compounded return of + 571.49 %* It has frequently been named one of the top-rated Managed
Futures programs by independent rating services, such as the
Daniel B. Stark Company.**
It is worth noting that some of the Program # 1’s best
returns were realized during the bear market years of 2000-2002
in the U.S. stock market.
Minimum
account size: $150,000
THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS ASSOCIATED WITH TRADING COMMODITY
FUTURES & FOREX. PLEASE READ THE CTA’S RISK DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT
CAREFULLY BEFORE INVESTING MONEY.
PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.
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Ranked by Compound Total Return
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FUND |
12-Mo. Comp
Ttl. Return |
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1. Trading Solutions (Program #1) |
251.10% |
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2. Saxon
Investment Corp.(Aggressive Diversified) |
225.20% |
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3. Clarke
Capital Mgt., Inc. (Global Magnum) |
186.20% |
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4. Range
Wise, Inc. |
158.00% |
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5. Marshall
Capital Group, Inc. |
138.60% |
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6. Clarke
Capital Mgt., Inc. (Global Basic Program) |
132.30% |
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7. DEC
Capital, Inc. |
125.40% |
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8. Cutler
Investment Corporation |
120.80% |
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9. Saxon
Investment Corporation |
114.70% |
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10. Tri-Valley
Capital |
102.70% |
Rankings calculated by Daniel B. Stark Company.
* These
rankings contain the Top 10 performers for the period of Oct-1999 to
Sep-2004 in the category(ies) selected, ranked by Compounded Total
Return. Only funds reporting NET OF ALL FEES have been included in
these rankings.
THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS ASSOCIATED
WITH TRADING COMMODITY FUTURES & FOREX. PLEASE READ THE CTA’S RISK
DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE INVESTING MONEY.
PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.
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