Here’s What I’ll Receive With My Membership…
A Full Year of Access To:

	Early Notice Trading Alerts via Email and Text Messaging These alerts will tell you exactly when and how to follow the trades of the ‘ETF Sector Plus Strategy’. This will enable you to get the new trade ideas the day before the strategy enters the trade!
	The ETF Sector Plus Model Portfolio The model portfolio ensures you know exactly what is happening with the model. You’ll be able to easily track all open positions, recently closed positions, even the daily movements of the models underlying ETFs, and more.You’ll love this detailed monitoring if you’re curious about which sector trends and trade opportunities are gaining and losing momentum!
	Daily Email Updates & A Weekend Strategy Review Daily emails keep you updated on the current Model Portfolio’s open positions, so you never miss a trade. This is in addition to any trade alert email. Plus, a weekend email teaches you more about the model and the markets!
	A Live Monthly Training Webinar You’ll learn more about recent trades, current trends that may develop into trades, and you can ask questions and explore new ways to trade with the models trading alerts.

Why The 2015 Pullback In The Models’ Equity Curves
Is A BIG Opportunity Now!

We’re not going to try to hide the fact that 2015 was a rough year for the ETF Sector models, but the reasons behind it are over and very unusual, here’s why…

The majority of the negative performance in 2015 stems from the 3-day crash from August 19 to August 24th. In fact, on 8/19, right before the S&P’s historic 3-day slide our Moderate model was up about 1% for the year and in line with the market’s performance.

Unfortunately our sell signals occurred on 8/21. This means we exit long positions the next day which was the extraordinary gap on the 24th. This led to unusually bad exits.

The extreme gap also caused the model to switch into a short position at this same extreme level, and the next couple months this was also stopped out at a loss.

In prior “quick” corrections the model was positioned short prior to the bulk of the selloff or it had defensive positions such as bonds or gold so it was not hurt as much.

In conclusion, the model is designed to take advantage of declines that last longer than 3 crash days, and if the market had continued lower the model would have done quite well. Additionally, had the crash happened one day later, the models’ losses would be half of what they currently show.

As a result, of the 2015 and early 2016 sell off the models began a new cycle of Sector leadership, and 2016 has been one of the best years for the model and the year is long from over!

Its historic performance up to 2015 demonstrates that in any decent trend up or down it can easily and dramatically outperform the general market over time.