Trading is a highly competitive business and there are many long-term losers.

The odds against us are, in fact, shockingly high. And perhaps higher than we realise.

For example, here is one unfortunate reality:

Mr. Ronald L. Johnson prepared a report for the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA, a consumer protection group trying to keep the futures industry honest) on the success of retail traders. In his study, Ronald L. Johnson found that almost 70% of traders lose money. 

But we’ve all heard the rumours from brokers and the media. This number could be MUCH higher (90% or more) and there seems to be some truth in it.

So, what do the successful traders do different to the rest?

Meet Martin Lembak – broker, analytic and system trading expert.

For the last 15 years Martin has been working with top system trading brokage company Striker.com.

Over that time, he’s analyzed the real-time performance of almost 1,000 different trading strategies.

Including strategies from some of the best traders in the world.

Martin is a true “data-driven” person and he values what system traders value the most: the REAL NUMBERS.

He’s a certified Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA). He’s also a Financial Risk Manager (FRM), certified by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP).

Martin has extensive knowledge of options trading. Plus, he builds customized portfolio solutions for Striker’s clients. And, he is Series 3, 4, 7, & 63 licensed. Phew, that’s alot!

Executing almost 1,000 trading strategies over the past 15 years has given Martin incredible insights.

He’s helped hundreds of traders on many levels. He’s developed great relationships with many successful and famous traders as well. So, what can traders discover from Martin and his analysis of almost 1,000 different trading strategies?

What hidden insights has Martin uncovered?

• Which markets are the best to trade and which ones you should completely avoid,
• The most popular timeframes used by successful traders,
• How to choose a trading style that suits you and the markets you want to trade. So many beginning traders get this wrong, and they suffer for it.

• The most popular software the majority of traders use and the best way to get started,
• What type of computer you need. This includes speed, memory, internet connection and other aspects you need to consider to have a reliable trading machine,
• Can you trade using a home PC, or do you need something else, like a Virtual Private Server?

• What all the best performing strategies have in common, so you can do the same,
• How to keep trading strategies fresh, and do we really need to re-optimize them?
• How long trading strategies can last, and how much money they really make.