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Hypothetical Monthly Returns (includes typical commissions and system fees)

 JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2010       (7.9%)+3.3%+6.3%(4.2%)(6.8%)+4.0%+3.2%(6.4%)+2.0%+1.4%+3.3%
2011+0.7%(1.9%)+4.4%+1.3%(2.5%)(7.9%)(1.1%)+4.5%(8.6%)+0.8%(0.3%)+1.6%
2012+3.2%(0.6%)(1.8%)+0.9%+2.1%                                          

Strategy Summary

Global asset rotation fund that trades "ultra" long and short ETFs a few times a month. This system is designed to work in most IRA and similar accounts that can trade ETFs.

Remember there is a substantial risk of loss in trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

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$5 per month, only if profitableDetails

This is a pay-for-performance system. Subscriptions cost $5 at the end of each month, but only if the system has made profitable recommendations for the period.

To determine profitability, we do not look at your brokerage account, nor do we take into consideration whether you actually placed the trades recommended here. We simply measure the system's hypothetical track record here on the Collective2 Web site, without factoring fees or commissions. You will not be charged unless the sum of the trades during the period was profitable. (Also, we want to reassure you that a "month" means a full 30-day period. That is, you are billed only if the last 30 days' worth of trade recommendations were profitable. So it's safe to subscribe at the end of a calendar month; you'll still get 30 days' worth of trades.)



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Model Account Status

Started$10,000
Buy Power$4,580
Cash$3,559
Equity$1,021
Cumulative $*($56)
Total System Equity$9,943
Margined$0
Open P/L$202







Hypothetical Trading Results
Opened ETB/S#Symbol PriceClosedPriceRiskP/L
4/30/12 9:30 BUY 56 DYY DB COMMODITY DOUBLE LONG ETN 9.84 5/79:31 8.83 Low ($59)
4/30/12 9:30 BUY 9 UCO PROSHARE TR ULTRA CRUDE 43.04 5/79:31 37.56 Low ($51)
8/29/11 9:30 BUY 248 DGP DB GOLD DBSH ETN 38 58.87 5/7/12 9:30 56.45 High ($637)
4/2/12 9:31 BUY 45 SCO PROSHARE TR UTRASHT CRD 35.38 4/309:30 35.52 Low $1
4/16/12 14:50 BUY 10 DYY DB COMMODITY DOUBLE LONG ETN 9.70 4/239:30 9.39 Low ($5)
4/16/12 14:50 BUY 15 XPP ULTRA FTSE/XINHUA CHINA 25 P 50.70 4/239:30 50.54 Low ($4)
4/16/12 14:50 BUY 9 SDS PROSHARES ULTRSHT S&P500 15.76 4/239:30 15.94 Low $0
10/3/11 9:31 BUY 243 SSO PROSHARES ULTRA S&P 500 42.38 4/16/12 14:49 48.29 Normal $1,411
4/2/12 11:20 BUY 36 DEE DB COMMODITY DOUBLE SHORT ET 28.70 4/1614:49 29.50 Low $27
2/13/12 9:30 BUY 63 FXP PROSHARES UL FTSE/X ETF 23.76 4/1614:49 24.70 Low $50
3/26/12 9:32 BUY 5 DYY DB COMMODITY DOUBLE LONG ETN 10.40 4/210:20 9.86 Low ($5)
3/19/12 9:30 BUY 38 UCO PROSHARE TR ULTRA CRUDE 46.70 4/29:31 42.22 Normal ($173)
12/19/11 9:30 BUY 64 SCO PROSHARE TR UTRASHT CRD 39.13 3/19/12 9:30 36.95 Low ($153)
2/7/12 9:30 BUY 10 DEE DB COMMODITY DOUBLE SHORT ET 27.56 2/279:31 26.21 Low ($16)
1/17/12 12:21 BUY 178 DYY DB COMMODITY DOUBLE LONG ETN 9.72 2/69:30 9.86 Low $21

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Statistics

Analytics  
All Statistics Based on Hypothetical Results
Trades244
# Profitable119 (48.8%)
# months tracked28
Profitable months16 (57.1%)
Avg trade duration15.0 days
Annual return (compounded)-0.2%
Average win$101
Average loss$97
Profit factor1.0:1
Max peak-to-valley drawdown (historical)20.25%
drawdown periodApril 08, 2011 to May 11, 2012
Correlation w/ S&P0.088
Sharpe ratio-0.101
Keep after worst-case slippage 100.0%
Probabilities of future account loss  
Chance of 10% account loss75.6%
Chance of 20% account loss19.5%
Chance of 30% account loss2.4%
Chance of 50% account loss0.0%
Chance of 100% account loss0.0%
Average Profit to Drawdown (APD)-0.04
Average P/L per unit traded$0.08
Sum of dividends and cash expir. in model account$64


System Description

Multimentum is 2 systems in one. Half the account trades currencies using ETFS, and half the account trades non-currency ETFs using different rules.

5 reasons why Multimentum won't blow up (also see below for cautions)

1) Multimentum trades ETFs from the long side without
margin (though some ETFs are levered and/or inverse
products). ETFs represent ownership in many securities
sometimes spread across many countries. This makes it less
likely that an ETF will go to zero than that an options or
futures contract will expire worthless.

2) Multimentum is a global asset rotation type system. This means
that it can seek profits in many asset classes and
markets. Some other systems trade one particular market
only (such as QLD/QID). This means that Multimentum is less
likely to be caught in a situation where it has to slog
through un-favorable market conditions for the system which
may lead to whip-saws and related losses.

3) Multimentum doesn't buy dips, this means that it won't chase
an asset down buying the whole time. (dip-buy systems can be
profitable, but they can lead to large draw-downs on the way.)

4) Multimentum uses stop loss orders in the 12%-15% range. This
reduces the chance that any one trade will blow up the "fund".

5) One aspect of Multimentum is a check to see if an asset's
price is above its moving average. This feature means that
the system won't try to catch falling knives. If an ETF is
plunging in value Multimentum will stay away, or buy the
corresponding short ETF if the price and volume action are
favorable.

Warning: even trading systems with plausible sounding safety
features are still subject to loss. You should only invest
your "risk capital" in trading systems such as those found on
C2. "Risk capital" means that you can gladly replenish the
investment if large losses occur.

::System Description::

This system is basically a group of "expert systems". Each expert system looks at multi-period index data and use unique trend-following type strategies to determines which asset class(es) will perform the best in the near to medium term.

I chose to put "multi" in the system name because it follows multiple assets over multiple time frames using multiple diverse underlying strategies.

The system looks at price and volume momentum, it does use stops, it uses market orders, it maintains 1 or 2 open positions at a time, it trades just a few times a month, it does not use margin.

- Remember there is a substantial risk of loss in trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.