Strong Market

When we started Strong Market we had one goal: Create the very best tools for traders in the world based on a proprietary, world-class market timing system. What Market Timer does is MEASURE. It measures supply and demand. It does it accurately and effectively so that traders and investors can make informed decisions. Chart reading and interpretati... on of charts is subjective. One person might see a head and shoulders pattern another sees a pennant, yet another might say its a broadening formation trying to trade on charts today is a bit like watching a painting thats not finished yet and still being painted. Its very open to interpretation at each stage of its creation. Looking at DATA and NUMBERS generated by signals from Market Timer is OBJECTIVE information. Numbers do not lie. Numbers cant be seen for anything else than what they are. They tell you what is really happening. David Vallieres, developer of the Market Timer System and CEO of Strong Market David Vallieres, the creator of the Market Timer system, started trading in 1974 at the age of 16 on his fathers account. He was hooked when he doubled my money on his very first investment. At 19 he started his first publishing business called CARS, an Autotrader type of classified newspaper for cars distributed locally. At 22 he started a novelty toy manufacturing business. Just after getting married a few years later he started trading options buying long bull call spreads on the OEX index. From March to July 1987 he doubled his trading account at Kidder, Peabody & Company (the best options broker at the time). He felt the market was about ready to decline and purchased $16,000 worth of puts on the OEX in July 1987. Alan Abelson, the editor of Barrons wrote in an editorial that week stating (paraphrasing) a retail investor bought $16k worth of puts so the market will continue to go higher. He used Daves trade as a contrarian indicator. On October 19, 1987 the market declined 22% (still the record for a one-day percentage decline in the market). However, ...Read More