You could save yourself much time and money by flipping a coin on the prospects of the S&P, and then combine that “strategy” with some good money management. Unfortunately, the “Rocket Science-Mini S&P” is not nearly so scientific or rigorous. If the market goes against a trade, the system publisher just buries his head until the market (hopefully) returns. As of this date, one single bad trade (bought at the top of the market) has been open for weeks as the market gradually comes back from a free fall. There are no stops (and obviously no brain at the switch), so it is completely open to catastrophic losses (and I'm not the only one to think the market is on a cliffs edge). So... No, it really isn’t that good.

I have tried this system for a month or so. I feel that it takes a strong heart to follow it because of the often-big drawdown. There is no stop loss and all the orders are Limit GTC. Sometimes you have to wait for two weeks to get one order to be executed. I believe this system might do well in a generally bullish market but could be subject to catastrophic loss if there is a big drop like the one happened on Feb. 27, 2007. Other than that, this system is making a lot of money now and the slippage is almost none.