The Little Green Book on the Stock Market: Turning market noise into financial music

What do x-rays, French fries, microwave ovens and penicillin have in common? All were discovered by accident. So was SPYmaster. This tiny book reveals for the first time the secrets of a big discovery for stock traders and investors. It describes the research that led to the development of Warner’s Percentimeter and the accidental discovery of a unique buy/sell algorithm to use with broad-based exchange traded funds, such as SPY, to beat the market. While past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance, would you like to have done 2.6x better than the stock market over the past 15 years never having sold short and been out of the market nearly half the time with 1/3 less risk? How about 3.7x? SPYmaster II’s long only and long/short programs for the period 1996 – 2010 did just that through wrenching bull and bear markets just by trading the market itself. This book introduces you to the surprising methodology of the algorithm which can be programmed by computer cognoscenti or subscribed. It is must reading and a good tool for analysts, traders and investors.