OptionsMD IncomeRx Newsletter Trading Results
The OptionsMD IncomeRx Options trading system has been in play and continuously optimized for the past several years through varied, challenging Market conditions. Careful Market timing and a strong emphasis on risk management converge to provide consistent, profitable income investing.
Our goal is to earn approximately 1% on our capital every month.
This is NOT a hedge fund; these are gains based on trades that I feature in the newsletter designed to show traders how to win while managing their risk.
The focus is on consistency, income protection, and steady results putting IncomeRx ahead of nearly 98% of all investors’ results worldwide.
For those traders with stronger risk management skills and higher risk tolerance, higher performance numbers are possible with the combination of The Special Forces™ trading strategies inside of OptionsMD, in conjunction with increasing risk/position size with the base IncomeRx strategies.
While our strategies can be driven much more aggressively, we choose to trade EXTREMELY conservatively so that those that “look over our shoulder” start with conservative trade management as a foundation. Even though the IncomeRx service is educational in nature, this is not just an academic exercise for us. We have skin in the game on every trade, and our future depends on it…however my NUMBER ONE responsibility is to PROTECT readers.
Our positions are for illustration only and do not represent recommendations to buy nor sell to our subscribers. As we all know, past performance does not guarantee future results.
OptionsMD vs. the S&P500 Exchange Traded Fund
If we invested $100,000 into the S&P500 Exchange Traded Fund (SPY) on our starting date of September 19, 2005 we would then own 810 shares at a cost basis of $123.47/share. If we also invested $100,000 into OptionsMD IncomeRx trades at the same time, how would the results compare over time?
Current Valuations:(Interest and Dividends omitted for clarity)
SPY shares 3/18/2016: 810 shares @ $204.38 = $165,548 or 65.5% return
IncomeRx Account 3/18/2016: $215,643 or +115.6% return
