Michael Reese, CFP

Hi!  My name is Michael Reese.  I'm a Certified Financial Planning Professional and I've been helping families with their financial planning for over 25 years.

Tell me...

• Do you ever struggle with utlizing trading strategies that don't seem to work out the way you expected them to?
• Or are you sometimes profitable, but then blow out your account or take a HUGE loss and wipe out a bunch of your gains?
• Or are you looking to add some additional strategies that have been proven to be profitable over time?

If so, you are in the RIGHT place!

One of my biggest PET PEEVES is that the financial industry continues to push the narrative that a 10% annual return should be "acceptable".

Well, I'm here to tell you that in my opinion, they are full of B.S.!!

I used to believe it.  That is what I was trained to believe.  But a few years ago I came across this older guy that grew his $500K account to over $6M over a short period of time using some simple trading strategies.

He was nice enough to share what he was doing, and the light bulb in my head went off like a SUPERNOVA!

From that point on, I became obsessed with identifying, and testing, different trading strategies that truly worked over long periods of time.  Most started out well, but then they would only work in certain market conditions.

But a few persevered.  They worked in all market conditions.

I started testing the winning strategies from my research with my own money.  I certainly had my share of mistakes and learning to do, but today I regularly earn 10 - 20% a MONTH (NOT a YEAR!!) using a few EASY TO LEARN and DUPLICATIBLE strategies.

I was excited to bring these investment strategies to my clients, but I ran into a regulator BRICK WALL.  Apparently, what I was doing was fine if I wanted to do it for myself, but I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO DO IT FOR MY CLIENTS!!!

Well, I'm a bit of a rebel.  So I decided that my new mission in life would be very simple - I want to teach investors how to do what I do, because I think it's STUPID that I can't do it for them in the portfolios I manage.