E-yield's market timing research is both
highly sophisticated and highly innovative; it is at the cutting edge of
technical analysis of the stock market. The research on market
timing has been specifically developed to allow both the private and
corporate investor to profit from rising and falling prices in the stock
market. Its timing techniques are crucial to identifying long and
short term trends.
E-yield has developed two research products:
a FTSE Short Term Forecast Report aimed primarily at the short term
investor and a Scoring System which uses the powerful market
indicator known as the Bullish Trend Indicator (BTI).
1. FTSE Short Term Forecast
This report is published several times
each
week and is designed for the short term trader.
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2. Scoring System
The Scoring System provides daily ratings
on UK stocks and is specifically designed for investors and investment
managers who go long/short UK equities and hedge with the FTSE 100.
This powerful analytical tool is based on
the Elliott wave principle and, despite being very innovative, has already been
highly praised amongst investors for its accuracy. Its purpose is to
generate alpha in trending as well as sideways markets.
Essential research to manage your
portfolio like a hedge fund
Each day the Scoring
System provides vital key information on market direction and stocks:
1.
High probability trading signals on UK stocks
2.
Model
Portfolio gross exposure
3.
Model
Portfolio net exposure
4.
Model
Portfolio maximum weighting per stock
5.
Model
Portfolio index exposure
E-yield’s clients
use the above parameters to construct highly effective share portfolios
that perform well in any kind of market, thanks to our innovative and
proven approach to investment management.
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Our strategy: Model 30
Portfolio
Model 30 Portfolio
| Composition |
40 stocks from FTSE 100 |
| Net Exposure |
Can vary from 100% net long to
100% net short |
| Gross Exposure |
Should not exceed 500% of fund's
value (sum of long and short positions should not be greater
than five times fund's value) |
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