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The "time hold" is variable. The "net" position is given by the system, and maintained by the trader. Trades are usually done on the market open, to maintain the net position given by the system the previous evening. Couldn't be simpler for the trader. The scaling, or gearing as the Brits call...

Hi Oliver, Monday's S&P forecast is +2. That could be interpreted as slightly positive (long). More specifically, each days forecast (ranging from -10 to +10) is your net position target multiplier for that day. For example, if your maximum risk exposure was determined to be 10 SPY's...

Sorry about the typo in the URL in the first posting. The correct URL is: ::: My Homepage ::: After clicking on the disclaimer (first log-in), select either the S&P, or the FTSE forecast. Thanks for your interest! CPW

Thanks for the suggestion. If there's enough interest, I'm sure I could do the RSS feed. Cheers! Chris

Typo in URL. Should be ::: My Homepage :::

Daily position sizes ranging from -10 (full short) to +10 (full long) are given each evening for the S&P500 and FTSE indexes. You may follow along in real time to verify just how good these forecasts really are! They are free to look at each evening, and are for the next traded day's action...

Find out at ::: My Homepage ::: :thumbsup:

New member here, name Chris. Looking for feedback on my forecasting site: ::: My Homepage ::: Thanks for your educated responses. :thumbsup: