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The Scoring System provides daily ratings on
UK stocks and is specifically designed for investors and investment
managers who go long/short UK equities.
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.
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.
| Composition |
50 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 |
The e-yield
scoring system has been developed by Thierry Laduguie, who is an expert
in market forecasting techniques. In 2003
he developed the Wave Matrix to
time individual stocks and in 2004 he created a sentiment indicator
called Bullish Trend Indicator (BTI).
Now these analytical tools have been successfully integrated to
provide a single stock market timing system, the scoring
system.
Thierry founded e-yield
in order to promote his innovative research to
investors. E-yield is the trading name of Wave Matrix Ltd, which
specialises in stock market timing research focusing on large
and medium cap stocks in the UK and European markets. In
November 2005 we launched the FTSE Short Term Forecast, which is
published daily and discusses market action
using Elliott wave analysis and some powerful market timing
tools such as the BTI and the Top 20 Differential
Indicator.
The BTI is a market sentiment
indicator and is already proving to be a reliable and accurate
indicator. When the daily change in the BTI is
up, sentiment is bullish and when it is down sentiment is
bearish. The BTI tells us whether the near term trend in the FTSE is
up or down and is therefore used to confirm our Elliott wave
forecast.
The Top 20
Differential Indicator detects short term overbought/oversold
levels in the market. This indicator tells us when the market
has reached a temporary support or resistance level. This
valuable analytical tool enables investors to exploit timing by
taking profits when the markets are in a state of flux.
The Wave
Matrix is used to time individual stocks. Each day the
Wave Matrix produces
a list of stocks that are oversold or overbought and are
therefore ready to
start a move. For example the combination of a rising BTI and
an oversold stock is a strong signal to go long.
In November 2005 we completed
extensive tests on a new scoring system, which is designed to
time the very best entry and exit points into a stock. The
scoring system was launched in March 2006 and since that launch
date, on 13 March, the results have been extremely successful.
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