SMTP is...
  • a methodical, predictable stock market trading process.
  • a cautious approach that still yields high returns.
  • focused on multiple short-term gains that add up to market-beating  returns over the long term.
  • Excel based, so that the entire trading process from stock pick to trade placement is automated.
  • based on Engineering analysis of prevailing stock market conditions.
  • designed to exit the market once weakness has been identified, so that there is no trading activity when the market is in turmoil.
  • only for those investors who are not averse to risk.

 

SMTP is not...
  • open to unlimited losses in any trading position as it does not use shorts.  Joe Campbell, KBIO.
  • a High Frequency Trading (HFT) scheme, such as the one highlighted here.
  • a Long Term Buy & Hold process.  Warren Buffetts' Berkshire Hathaway hardly ever sells a position.
  • a Ponzi scheme, such as that run by Bernie Madoff.  Any Investor funds will be held in a separate account, linked to the Promotors' account but never accessible to the Promotor.
  • a simple reactionary process influenced by market commentators such as Jim Cramer.
  • a tipster service.  No attempt is made at predicting mark movements or recommending any individual stock.