A cheetah’s spotted fur keeps it well camouflaged, which gives the wild cat stealth to sneak up very close to its prey before it attacks, increasing its odds of success.

To increase a traders odds of success, they also must use stealth when entering the markets. Ninety percent (90%) of all trades on the stock market are algorithms. So traders have to remain in line with other market participants, camouflaging their true intentions in market momentum then quickly exiting or turn contrarian so as to avoid the algorithms.

This report will provide multiple strategies for finding the momentum of the markets that are needed to navigate around the algorithms.

Even as the fastest land animal in the world, cheetahs use their speed to hunt in short bursts to achieve success. On sight, its prey will take off, but the combination of short attacks and raw speed increases the chances of catching its prey.

With enough momentum, the markets will also take off and traders must use the same timing as the cheetah to attack the markets and use speed to grab our profits in short bursts. Against algorithms, day traders must also keep their attacks short while using the momentum of the markets to enter and exit a trade with timing, speed, and precision.

This report will provide a custom analytic that can determine the volatility of the markets by analyzing the 4 Horsemen: Oil, Dollar, Gold, and Bonds.

The cheetah chooses the grasslands as their hunting ground because they are instinctively comfortable and knowledgeable about this terrain, giving them overall stability.

Trades can find their stability the same way, by being comfortable and knowledgeable about their target market.

This report will give you a read on the stability of the index futures to determine if they are collectively in alignment, making them either calm or chaotic.

A hunting cheetah is focused and alert while utilizing vantage points to identify weak spots within the herd as potential prey. This is a fitting comparison since the markets are controlled by herd mentality.

A competent day trader also focuses on group theory to analyze weak positions in market movement. Just like the cheetah that studies its prey for weaknesses, day traders have to use this same strategy when competing against the algorithms and other traders. Technical Analysis is the weakness since it is massively used incorrectly and is only a lagging indicator.

This report will provide strong technical levels without ever relying on Technical Analysis. It’s based on an 8 stage validation process to successfully enter and exit your trades.

While a cheetah studies its prey it simultaneously has to keep a lookout for potential threats to its own safety. This takes acumen, or rather, the ability to make good judgments and quick decisions. Being smart will contribute to the cheetah’s survival as a predator and possibly as prey.

Traders also have to be smart with their trading decisions. They have to keep on the watch for opportunities to be the predator for profits while also staying free from losses as prey for institutions and other traders. Th primary way to accomplish this is to show up early to the hunt. Finding Supply and Demand is the most effective way to successfully and consistently do that.

This report will get a detailed analysis of the appropriate supply chain and show how it leads back to supply and demand.