Welcome to Ludicrous Returns (Model Investment strategy)
Stock model developed to earn high returns investing in stocks. Highlights:
> Uses technical analysis inputs to screen for best stocks, when to buy and when to sell with stop sell orders.
> Developed from patterns found to predict analyzing thousands of stocks from 1970 to present.
> Not a day-trading model. No need to make transactions during market open hours.
Market timing model was developed to optimize cash vs equity index position.
Free Daily & Weekly New letter Launch 5/1/24
Newsletter Content: Daily updates of all model trades, including buys and updated target stop sell price on current holdings. This will also include all past stock trades year to date (buy date and price, sell date and price).
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Market Timing Model Status as of 3/31/2025: Orange. Recommended position is cash, not equity index at this time.
Disclaimer: Past performance does not guarantee future results
Ludicrous Returns
Stock Model Training Video
Ludicrous Stock Model developed to:
Screen for best stocks (Top 15%)
Screen for stocks to avoid
Identify when to buy or sell to optimize gains
2007 – 2020 Simulation Test Results:
44.5% Model average annual return vs. 11% S&P500
Initial $ 10K grew to $1.476 Million (147x original investment)
Ludicrous Returns Stock Model Output Spreadsheets
Other reasons model able to generate such Game Changer Returns?
Keeping capital invested in only the best of the best stock investments available at all times
Automatically converting to cash when there are not investment opportunities available
Market Timing Model Training Video
Accumulate wealth faster by pivoting between S&P500 index and cash at the right times
Simulation test 1970 – 2021: Model accumulated 4.8x wealth of buy and hold
Market Timing Model Output Spreadsheets
On Black Monday, October 19, 1987, the S&P500 index lost 28% in one day! The market timing model cashed out of S&P500 index on September 4th 1987, and back into the market on November 2nd 1987.
Did you lose a lot in the 2000 – 2001 recession? Did the market and your stock investments catch you by surprise when the first big correction hit in April 2009? What if you sold before then?
2008 Financial Crisis: What if you had a market timing model that guided you to sell in July 2007, and not buy back into the market until March
1970 - 2021 Test Simulation Stock Model Output spreadsheets
Ludicrous Returns vs. The Market eBook
Build a high performing stock portfolio
Use stock model to screen for top 15% of stocks
When to Buy best of the best stock
When to sell
How to use the market timing model to boost performance timing the market
