Key Breakout Performance

I released Key Breakout in 2009. Key Breakout is a 100% breakout trend trading methodology which comes with three choices of trade plans (immediate, short and medium-term). I should note here that Key Breakout is not a Donchian/Turtle Channel type breakout strategy. It looks to enter the market following a strong movement, either to the upside or downside. Although I originally designed Key Breakout to trade the currency markets its robustness allows me to trade it over a portfolio of diversified markets.

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Disclaimer: Figures shown on this website are hypothetical showing the results of trading 1 futures contract per signal. $50 has been deducted for brokerage and commission. Please be aware hypothetical, past or actual results DO NOT indicate future success. Hypothetical results may under, or over compensate, for the impact, if any, of certain market conditions, such as but not limited to, poor liquidity, poor execution, competitive or expensive brokerage etc.

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