wow... good thing I bailed early. Just another system that got popular due to early lucky trades followed by the inevitable crash.

This is the best system I find so far, the pros are: great trending detection and entry timing; the cons are: waiting for trending reversed can result in reduced profit, and sometime volatility ETFs diverge with market trend, eg. bot TVIX@51.11 on 11/11/2011, sold TVIX@58.96 on 11/22/2011, profit 15%, it went through a complete trend until reversed, TVIX spiked up to 64 on 11/17 and 11/21 two times, the max gain could be 25%. Another trade, bot TVIX@48.10 on 12/8/2011, closed @39.50 on 12/15/2011, loss 18%, in that period, S&P went from 1261 down to 1212. So, how to benefit this system? First, set stop loss order. Second, take profit promptly. Third, be careful with those leverage volatility ETFs such as TVIX, you may consider buying spy calls/puts if you know options.

This is a good system the only thing you need to know is in what month he is going to loose 35%, NO MONEY MANAGING, I will call it the "LAS VEGAS HOLY GRAIL"

It seemed like a very interesting system, until it stopped working! You should have implemented that equity curve trading you mentioned. Most likely, you would have avoided most of the recent significant drawdown.

Everything started going wrong since you increase the subscription, too fast, too greedy. What about all those system you have close in red? http://preview.collective2.com/cgi-perl/system/sysreports.mpl?report_type=byvendor&system_id=25286922

Down down down. Ring of Fire. And where she stops nobody knows. Thank God i pulled the plug before the last Gargantuan loss.

From what I can tell the system was born out of 7-10 YouFunds. Each one is trading different small volume ETFs but makes most of its gains on TVIX. This one was getting the best results and so it was published over to Collective 2. It continued to get good results for about 30 days. Unfortunately I was paper trading at that time. Once I switched over to money trades, I only experienced spectacular losses in balls to the wall strategy with no stops and real money management. I would regularly wake up to 15% (on position) draw downs. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. Be very careful subscribing to systems like this.

The system had a couple of outstanding months. But, as a friend once said, even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in a while. This system is gambling not trading. Direxion TNA/TZA hit the lottery several weeks back, now it stands on its own merits. Time is always the great equalizer…given time the flaws of this system are becoming apparent: very large positions, no stops, taking positions against plain indicators or with no indicator at all and (what seems to me) very emotional entries/exits – pride will steal your bankroll every time. I would have discontinued my subscription to Direxion TNA/TZA even if there weren’t ignored emails and a fee increase of over 70%, but in addition to the recent terrible trading that didn’t help. Look elsewhere.

Started out with outstanding results followed by a period of sideways performance and now is facing the test of sustainability..in terms of positive monthly returns. Good news is that the system has protected against the dramatic losses likely with 3x leveraged ETF's..all -in-all a system to watch and tip-toe into.

didn't have much luck with this system and fees are increasing 70%. Difficult to manually trade. Cut and paste overview is difficult to understand. Vendor not particularly helpful with questions. It has had a couple of great months though.