Reverse Motion is a fully-automated day-trading system based on a mathematical equation that was discovered by a McGill University student researching the Beta Formula which measures risk-volatility for stocks. The actual math discovery was made on the evening of August 13, 1990. The automated system can now be purchased online here on our website:
Top 5 Performing Stocks in 2012 (Last Update May 1, 2012)
Stock Symbol Net Gain YTD Maximum Drawdown YTD RMI
1. LLNW $15,110 $700 4.63
2. MRGE $15,000 $1,250 8.33
3. SMSI $10,870 $1,160 10.67
4. PACR $13,800 $1,590 11.52
5. LMOS $36,660 $4,820 13.15
The above performance data is posted on the 1st day of every month and is based on the back-tested performance of Reverse Motion in the stock market since January 1, 2012. These figures are based on 1000 shares traded on every transaction automatically executed by the system for each given stock. The above data does not include trading commissions per side nor is slippage factored into the final data that is posted above. The Reverse Motion Indicator (RMI) is measured by a stock's Year To Date Maximum Drawdown/Net Gain Year To Date x 100. A low RMI variable reflects a lower overall maximum drawdown YTD relative to a stock's overall profit performance YTD. The above 5 stocks are ranked by having the best RMI variance in the overall stock market when back-tested beginning from January 1, 2012 to current day performance. These 5 individual stocks are the top performers in the overall North American stock market when the Reverse Motion automated system is traded in these stocks. Based on past performance we currently recommend trading Reverse Motion in any of these 5 stocks. Past performance is not indicative of future trading results.