I developed the KT Number to time the market after years of market research, technical analysis and much back testing. This is the number that is available exclusively to subscribers. Each day the KT Number converts the stock market action into a number that represent the trend of the market.
A buy signal for the NASDAQ is triggered when the KT Number reaches a reading of positive .2% of that day’s market close and a sell signal when a reading of negative .2% is reached. At today’s NASDAQ levels of around 15,000, the reading would need to be around positive 30 for a buy and a negative 30 for a sell.
Similarly, a buy signal for the Russell 2000 is triggered when the KT Number reaches a reading of positive .2% of that day’s market close and a sell signal when a reading of negative .2% is reached. At today’s Russell 2000 levels of around 2000, the reading would need to be around positive 4 for a buy and a negative 4 for a sell.
When a buy signal is given by the KT Number, the next morning is buy time. I go in that night and put in my order to be executed on the market open. You then stay in until a sell signal is given. At that time, you sell on the next day’s open just like you did when you bought and wait for another buy signal to be given. It’s that simple and because the readings are mathematical and precise, there is no need to try to use subjective interpretations. No emotion is involved. Never again stay too long in a major decline because you are hoping the market comes back up or miss a major up move because you fear that it’s too late to get in. The KT Number mathematics makes that impossible. It forces you to take action.
I don’t handle your money, you do.
You run your own account, whether it is an IRA, ROTH IRA, individual trading account, etc. We notify you by email when buy or sell signals are generated. That way you can put your order in for the market open the next day. This is perfect for do-it-yourself investors. You don’t need investment advisers that charge a certain percentage of the account value. You only have to follow what the KT Number tells you to do for your own retirement account.
We use the Exchange Traded Fund, TQQQ, for trading the NASDAQ market and the Exchange Traded Fund, TNA, for trading the Russell 2000 market. These are leveraged ETFs that seek daily investment results that correspond to three times (3x) the daily performance of the respective market. For example, NASDAQ goes up 1% on the day; TQQQ goes up 3%. NASDAQ goes down 1% on the day; TQQQ goes down 3%, etc. This allows you to maximize your return during the big bull markets.