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Whether you're a beginner looking to intelligently participate in the on-going trading
boom or a professional looking for the best seasonal research available,
HOST Online is truly a remarkable resource. There is nothing else like
it.
HOST is a database of seasonal Key Date Trades (KDTs)
in commodities, commodities spreads and stocks! What is a seasonal KDT? It is a
100% objective trade with a precise pre-defined entry date, exit date and stop-loss.
HOST uses a sophisticated computerized search engine
that analyzes billions of combinations of entry and exit dates and stop loss levels
for the markets included in HOST. The program identifies
high odds seasonal trades and then filters the trades for factors such as historical
accuracy and trade length. For a complete list of all the markets covered by HOST,
click here.
With HOST you know AHEAD OF TIME
what markets you'll be trading, the historical risk/reward, stop loss, exact entry
date, exact exit date, and all relevant performance statistics. You'll be so far
ahead of other traders that you'll wonder why everyone doesn't trade based on seasonality.
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What makes HOST so unique:
History
Many trades are shown back to their first year of trading. Most trades show history
back to the 1960's and early 1970's. You won't find a more reliable and complete
seasonal history anywhere. See our Coverage page for more details.
Stop Losses
HOST provides numerous stop loss levels for all of
our seasonal trades. You pick the stop that you are comfortable with.
Search
HOST provides a simple and powerful user interface
so that you can find exactly the trades that you're looking for. Search for trades
by date, month, P/L ratio, percentage wins, duration and stop loss levels.
Stocks
HOST is the first database of seasonal trades with an
extensive collection of key date trades in stocks. Find high accuracy trades in
the likes of Microsoft, Intel, Boeing and more.
Options Traders
Want to trade options? Find the best seasonal trades that don't use any stop loss
limits (since you're limiting your risk with the option).
More
Visit our How It Works page for more on
HOST.
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