Carl Vietor - Stocks, Options, Funds & Futures Trader
Carl is a retired commercial pilot. He manages his retirement fund and uses a variety of trading styles and strategies. He first invested in the stock market back in 1941, so Carl has seen it all! He relies on OmniTrader's time-saving capabilities. As he said, "I don't want to spend my life looking at a computer screen!"
I believe the momentum indicator (MOM-P) is excellent. When you use it in conjunction with the Vote Line, it gives good entry and exit points. It's a good preview of coming attractions. If the MOM-P is moving up, but downwaves are still progressing, it's a sign of an upcoming trend change. For example, I was trading Central Gardens (Cent). The MOM-P started down on 6/2/97, and the stock topped out on 6/9/97.
I like the concept behind using over 100 indicators to test the securities, then voting just the best ones to get the signals on the Vote Line.
I spend about one to two hours watching the screen unless it's a critical time. I'm just looking for turning points and opportunities. I don't want to spend my whole life doing this!
It helps a lot. I watch what's going on with a stock and if something's happening I can go right to the charts.
Very easy! It's extremely well thought-out.
I developed my own indicator back in 1986. I use it to look at the overall market trends. Then I use OmniTrader to pinpoint specific opportunities. For example, if I see that the market is going into a downturn, I use OmniTrader to look for tops.
I started investing in the stock market back in 1941. I retired in 1980 and I've been managing my retirement fund. I primarily trade stocks. I'll trade options on commodities in special situations, and I trade some funds, looking for long term turning points.
A little of all different styles -- depending on the company and situation.
In the first ten days I made enough money to pay for the program. One example, I recently bought Wal-Mart options at 3 1/2 and sold them soon after at 7.
Over $50,000 in options and stocks. More than that in long term investments.
I sure would and I have!