



The objective of the strategy is to grow a portfolios of stocks value year on year regardless of movements in the wider market. The key plank of this strategy is not just to maximise gains and keep capital safe but to show members how to achieve that through our complete education process that culminates in a live trading process (Stockradar Trading Centre) using our methods. Stock selection for our trading models is determined by a consistent and systematic method, based on an algorithm I have developed, the Trend Intensity Indicator, to identify up-trending stocks. It combines the price trend, volume, moving averages, and momentum price indicators to identify stocks in the early stages of a new uptrend. The Trend Intensity Indicator rates a stock between +10 and -10. Stockradar’s main page the Trading Centre, identifies all qualified trending stocks each with the own Trend Intensity Rating.
Stockradar’s weekly based model delivers consistent absolute returns in a both bull and bear phases with 19 years of published results. This systematic trend following strategy is protected by predetermined risk limits on all positions to ensure the safety of capital.
1. Trend Reversal.
This occurs when a downtrend of lower lows and highs is reversed to an uptrend of higher highs and lows. A Trend Intensity Rating of +4 or greater must be achieved to qualify a Trend Reversal. If a Trend Reversal doesn’t achieve a qualifying rating, the reversal level is moved up to the next resistance level.
2. New High.
If we have previously been stopped out we buy a new weekly high to ensure we are always exposed to potential a new up trend phase. A Trend Intensity Rating of +4 or greater must be achieved to qualify a New High but due to the nature of this setup this will always be true for New High.
Either of these 2 conditions must also then be confirmed by Trend Intensity Indicator rating of 4 or greater. Scale of -10/+10.
1. Stop Profit/Loss
To manage our positions a stop is firstly set at a predetermined risk level, then trails the price higher as the market moves up. The stop is never moved down.
Trailing Stop
a. A Stop Loss is initially set at a maximum risk level of 15%.
b. The Stop Loss/Profit is raised within boundaries of 10-15% below the highest weekly close since entry.
c. Stockradar uses price lows, closes and moving average levels to set stops within that 10-15% boundary.
d. Never move a stop down – always up.
e. Moved to breakeven ASAP.
f. Only weekly – Stops are never on the market. Stops are triggered by Fridays close and executed on Monday.
g. If stopped out we always re-enter on a New High that re-qualifies up trend status.
h. Accelerated Stop Profit. The Stop is raised to less than 10% in instances where price hesitates at a resistance level.
i. 1% violation rule. Stops must be violated by 1% or more to confirm the trigger of a Stop.
All signals, both entries and exits, are triggered by Fridays weekly close and benchmarked against Mondays opening prices
This Strategy ensures we are always exposed to an uptrend.
A simple money management process that effectively cuts out the big losses and leverages stock trends.
There are four potential outcomes of a trade:
Small wins and losses effectively cancel themselves out. Big losses are excluded by our strict money management process so that leaves us with the big wins and that’s the key driver of portfolio growth.
Other details of how we manage a portfolio of stocks with regard to the trade execution process, guidelines on stops, takeovers, dividends, stock inclusions and exclusions, and stocks under offer, can all be found in the About section of Stockradar, Guidelines to Using Stockradar .
Members often ask me for more information about how we construct a smaller more manageable portfolio of stocks, so I briefly outline the process below for you.
NEXT STEPS:
PORTFOLIOS AND THEIR CONSTRUCTION:
PURPOSE:
To filter the many Stockradar Stocks Picks into a smaller and more manageable portfolio of stocks for you we use controlled filters such as market capitalisation limits, sector weightings and other necessary portfolio management criteria. The Stock Picks we generate using the above stock selection template are ranked for you for easy entry into these smaller portfolios.
There are two types.
A) Supercharge your portfolio with the Energiser Portfolios:
This portfolio leverages our stock picks by using a stock universe of the Top 100 Stockradar stocks from the total Stockradar data universe (160 approx.). We run two types of Energiser portfolios. One holds just 5 stocks and the other 10 stocks. This ensures a high equity component for these portfolios and under most market conditions they are full. If a portfolio is full one stock must drop out to allow room for a new stock to be entered.
B) A very Conservative portfolio:
A universe of 20 stocks has been defined and consists of top stocks across each sector for both safety and diversity. Of the 20 stock universe up to 10 can be included in a portfolio of stocks with capital divided equally between the 10 stocks. As the portfolio grows so to does the capital allocations to each buy. You buy a stock (1/10th of capital) when a signal is generated from the Stockradar model; otherwise, that portion remains in cash. This gives your ‘binary’ portfolio of either an equity or cash component for each of the 10 allocations.
With the Stockradar model portfolio service you gain access to a live 24/7 Share Trade Tracker with a comprehensive trade sheet and a ‘dashboard’ that breaks down your share-trading performance into one simple view.
Tradesheet
Dashboard
TRADING COSTS:
Portfolio members execute their own trades on their own online trading platforms. This keeps trading costs to a minimum. All monies remain in your own name and account.
To find out more contact me directly at Richard@stockradar.com.au
My portfolio has hit my projected target, thanks a lot to the very sound direction and education you have provided. I now feel very confident about the future and look forward to many years of further investment. Thanks again. – Norman J
and …
Stockradar is key in giving a great heads up over investment advisory services. Analysis of stock-market price behaviour is an indispensable and necessary tool that runs ahead of not-yet-publicly declared news. The weekly entry/exit model format is a welcome and wise release. Like any ‘system’ it does not offer a nirvana-heaven for investors but is an extremely sound and vital investment tool. – Stephen Marshall – Stockbroker, Ord Minnett
and another…
I joined ‘X’ broker early in July 2015 with $500,600. It seemed a good idea. ‘X’ broker would stock pick and actively manage the SMSF. Sadly my portfolio diminished to $400,500. That’s a loss of $100.000 in less than a year. It turned out to be set and forget with a focus on Banks and dividends. I lost 25 % on NAB and they told me we still like the stock. I have a number of stocks that have been in the red from the day I bought them. I joined Stockradar and started instructing my adviser what to buy. I am seeing greens shoots all over my portfolio. ANN up 6% CTD up 19%, ORA up 9%, SEK up 2%, SIP up 31% VOC up 10%. – Mervyn J