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Updated Performance Reports for Ambush
The numbers in the reports below show the results for a specific number of contracts/shares/units traded, as noted in each example. The actual number traded depends on the size of each trader's account and overall risk management (which we offer help with if required), and therefore can be higher or lower than the numbers in the samples below. Because the Ambush Trading Method covers many different markets, it works for almost all account sizes, even the very small ones.
All statistics below are samples of the markets we are currently recommending for trading. You can find the complete list of tradable markets at the end of the page!
Performance report and equity curve FTSE 100 (LIFFE)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2009 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve Emini S&P 500 (Globex)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2008 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve Gas Oil IPE (ICE)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2008 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve E-mini Natural Gas (Globex)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2006 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve White Maize (SAFEX)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2008 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve Canadian $ (Globex)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2011 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve New Zealand Dollar (Globex)
(trading 1 contract; no
commission included):
January 2009 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve US Dollar/Canadian $ (Forex)
(trading 100k lot; no
commission included):
January 2010 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve Euro/Norwegian Krone (Forex)
(trading 100k lot; no
commission included):
January 2000 - November 2021
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve Australian $/New Zealand $ (Forex)
(trading 100k lot; no
commission included):
January 2000 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
Performance report and equity curve SPY - SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE)
(trading 1.000 shares; no
commission included):
January 2008 - November 2012
All results above are hypothetical.
The statistics above are just a small sample of the markets that can be traded with Ambush. Here’s the complete list of the markets that are currently fine to be traded with Ambush:
| Market |
|---|
| Futures |
| E-Mini S&P 500 (ES) |
| E-Mini Dow (YM) |
| E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ) |
| FTSE 100 (ZX) |
| White Maize (MAW) |
| e-minY Natural Gas (QG) |
| Natural Gas (NG) |
| Gas Oil (IP) |
| Sugar (SB) |
| Canadian Dollar (G6C) |
| Australian Dollar (G6A) |
| New Zealand Dollar (G6N) |
| Euro FX (G6E) |
| Forex |
| USD/CAD |
| NZD/CAD |
| EUR/SEK |
| EUR/NOK |
| AUD/NZD |
| AUD/CAD |
| NOK/SEK |
| AUD/USD |
| EUR/USD |
| NZD/USD |
| ETFs |
| SPDR Trust Series 1 (SPY) |
| Dow Diamonds (DIA) |
| Pro Shares Ultra Short S&P 500 (SDS) |
| Pro Shares Ultra S&P 500 (SSO) |
AMBUSH METHOD TRADE AND PERFORMANCE REPORT
per January 2013
We’d like to wish everyone a happy new trading year in 2013! As we start the new year, it’s a good time to look at how 2012 ended, and so today we look at the E-Mini Dow Future (YM). The E-Mini Dow is very popular among traders, especially those with smaller accounts because of its small tick-size ($5) and good volume.
One question we get asked about Ambush again and again is a variation of “Ambush is designed for sideways market action, but can I also trade it in a trend?” The answer to that question is a clear yes — unless the trend is more like an explosion than an ordinary trend. So if a commodity market, for example, gets completely crazy because of a very strong fundamental change, it’s better to stop trading that market for a while until the market comes back to “normal” again.
A good example of a partly trending market is the following chart of the E-Mini Dow Future. As you can see, sometime during November it started to trend, and did so for a few weeks. While Ambush made the big bucks when the market went nowhere (and remember that markets do that most of the time), it also did pretty well when YM kept on trending. And as you can see below, Ambush traders have been more than happy with their trading results at the end of 2012.
On the chart above are 4 different kinds of arrows:
Please take a look at the results of those trades
(without commissions)
trading one E-Mini Dow (YM) future contract:
As you can see, Ambush managed to
make a total of $3190 profits trading just one contract!
With this trading method you can ambush many stock index futures, commodity futures, currency futures, forex pairs, ETFs, or CFDs in any of the markets mentioned. If you want, you can ambush more than one market daily.
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Marco Mayer has come up with a safer and easier way to trade a large variety of markets, with the potential of locking in a steady stream of profits. If this is what you are looking for, Marco Mayer's Ambush Trading Method™ is for YOU. The Ambush Trading Method™ is designed to perform best in sideways or slowly trending (stair-stepping) market conditions, and is more likely to fail in strongly trending, volatile markets. Statistics tell us that markets trade in congestion most of the time, and trend only 20% of the time. Thus the method will perform well most of the time, but you can further improve your results by avoiding strongly trending markets. Find out more.. |
