VantagePoint : E-Mini Trade - Simple Moving Average Vs. VantagePoint's Predicted Moving Average

PhD Tested

The Face Off : E-mini Trade

Basic strategy: Enter on open after moving average crossover

Traditional

(Simple Moving Average Crossovers)

VantagePoint

(Predicted Moving Average crossovers)

Buy at 1067 on open after 5-day simple moving average (purple line) crosses above 10-day simple moving average (black line)
Sell at 1066 on open after 5-day simple moving average crosses below 10-day simple moving average
As one trade, entry/exit signals indicated would actually have produced a loss instead of a profit
Lagging moving averages fail to catch price reversals early enough to avoid losing trades

Buy at 1053 on open after predicted medium-term EMA (blue line) crosses above actual medium-term SMA (black line)
Sell at 1076 on open after predicted medium-term EMA (blue line) crosses below actual medium-term SMA (black line)
Crossovers occur one day earlier than traditional moving average crossovers
Earlier entry results in positions 14 points and 10 points better than with traditional moving averages – $1,200 more profit

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Dr. Jerry Meyer is a PhD mathematician and trades forex with VantagePoint. Prior to trading with VantagePoint he analyzed a two year period to check the accuracy which was everything it was advertised to be. He started trading live and has made 50% return on his money.

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Dr. Arcuri did an extensive 4-year test to verify and certify the actual accuracy if the VantagePoint forecasting software. The four year time period was from 4/24/2006 to 4/22/2010. He randomly selected thirty of the markets VantagePoint forecasts for and in all cases, the accuracy is better than 75%; and in 27 of the 30 markets the results are better than 77.0%. The average accuracy over all thirty markets is 78.04%, with a low value of 75.37% for Bank of America stock, and a high value of 80.06% for Cisco stock.

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* VantagePoint’s accuracy statistics were computed on out-of-sample price data utilizing neural networks trained on both single market and intermarket data and relate to the Neural Index which indicates whether the average of tomorrow’s typical price and the typical price of the day after tomorrow (both unknowns at this time) are expected to be higher or lower than the average of yesterday’s typical price and the typical price of the day before yesterday. The numerical value of the Neural Index, either a one (1) or a zero (0) thereby indicates whether or not the trend direction is expected to be higher or lower for each target market over the next two days. A Neural Network accuracy statistic of 80% does not mean that eight out of ten trades will be winning trades. VantagePoint is not a trading system that gives the same specific buy and sell signals to all users. It is a technical forecasting tool that is comprised of proprietary forecasting indicators that apply neural networks to market data for the purpose of finding patterns and relationships between markets and then using this information to make futuristic forecasts. Using these indicators each trader determines his or her own entries, exits and stop placements which may vary from those of other traders due to differences among traders in trading style, objectives, risk propensity, account size and number of contracts involved, thereby producing different trading results from one trader to another. Futures and options trading involves risk, is not for every trader, and only risk capital should be used. For more detailed information, please read our important disclaimer and software license agreement.