Start Here: Wall Street Insider Report Premium Onboarding
Step-by-Step Guide for the Wall Street Insider Report
Wall Street Insider Report Onboarding
Welcome to the Wall Street Insider Report, this is our onboard page in which I explain the step-by-step process you should follow after your subscription is completed.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1:
Within one business day, we'll add your email to our database, granting you access to the exclusive section of our report.
Here, you'll find a spreadsheet detailing the assets in our current month's portfolio. Additionally, you'll have access to a link for real-time monitoring of our portfolio's performance in an actual brokerage account.
Step 2:
Understanding the Alpha Hedge Portfolio Spreadsheet. On the first Monday of every month, we update the spreadsheet, and you'll receive this update via email, titled: Portfolio Update: “MONTH” Rebalancing .
Please note that technology isn't always straightforward, so remember to check your primary inbox as well as your spam, social, and promotions folders.
Spreadsheet: https://www.wallstreetinsiderreport.com/p/dailyupdate
The spreadsheet columns are defined as follows:
1: Current market cycle (Alpha or Hedge);
2: ETF Symbol (Ticker of the ETF);
3: Position (Indicates if there's a current position in the asset: On or Off respectively);
4: Last month's closing price;
5: Protective sell order price (for abrupt market falls);
6: Size of the optimized position size depending on the risk tolerance of the investor.
7: If there was an adjustment to the Stop Price Sell order from last month, the Protective Sell Order price will be highlighted in red.
Step 3:
Execution. It's the subscriber's responsibility to execute buy and sell orders through their home broker. On average, rebalancing takes about 15 minutes per month. Over the past two years, we've averaged one position adjustment per month, with positions lasting about 13 months on average.
For legal reasons, it's important to note that investing in the stock market can result in losses. Investors should conduct their own due diligence on the prospects of any discussed company, relying on publicly available information and not solely on the content provided here.
By adopting the Alpha Hedge Strategy, subscribers acknowledge that historically, the average win rate is 50%, with a 50% chance of losses. While negative returns are possible in the short term, our long-term strategy has proven successful, as evidenced by our past results.
Step 4:
For questions, please use the form linked below.
Feel free to start sending your inquiries, and I'll aim to respond via email within two business days, from Monday to Friday.
Ensure you check all your inboxes. Please wait for responses to previous submissions before sending new ones.
The request form is in the link below:
If the link doesn't work, please copy and paste this link in your browser:
https://www.wallstreetinsiderreport.com/p/personal-supportanalysis
Step 5:
Daily, you'll receive educational content about our investment methodology.
Let's embark on this journey through the market cycles together.
FAQ
Why wouldn't I just manage my own investments?
Good question! Managing investments requires a lot of time, knowledge, and resources. With the Wall Street Insider Report, you get access to a sophisticated investment strategy, backed by statistical models and years of proven results, for a fraction of the cost and time investment.
Who manages the investments?
You should execute the strategy in your home broker according to our guidance on our Monthly Rebalance Report.
What is my return expectancy in 5 years?
Past returns don't guarantee future returns. In the last 11 years, the lowest compounded return over a 5-year period was 235.69% (2014 to 2018), and the highest return over a 5-year period was 706.85% (2017 to 2021). In comparison, the S&P 500 returns for the same periods were 35.72% and 112.75%, respectively.
What is my risk of loss?
For aggressive investors, the highest drawdown in the last 15 years was 32%, and the lowest yearly performance was -25%. Considering 15 years of data, the probability of having a negative year over a 1-year period is 20%, over 2 years is 15%, and over 3 years is 0%.
What kind of data does the Alpha Hedge algorithm use?
The algorithm sources statistical data, focusing on technical analysis to identify the best reward/risk points according to the mathematical of the market cycle and make investment decisions.
Are there any investments you don't cover?
We cover US ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) providing investors with a broad range of possibilities.
Are there any refunds if I don't like the service?
Due to the nature of investment and the quality of our service, there will be no refunds issued.