Introducing: The Alpha Daily Brief

We would like to formally introduce the Alpha Daily Brief, a new complimentary (free to everyone) site intended to provide useful daily market momentum analysis, daily market risk technical analysis, bear market strategy information and a portfolio design tool that produces a rich set of technical charts for Your Own Model to contrast against both a Typical MPT Model and our Alpha Model. Models may include fixed tickers, underlying strategies, or any of our indexes that drive corresponding ETFs. Analysis includes the estimated tax advantages for a taxable account of employing the tax-efficient ETF of an index versus trading the index yourself.

We designed it to be a useful resource for any and all regardless of whether or not you are a subscriber to SectorSurfer or AlphaDroid. The ticker symbols shown as current in the portfolios are indeed current, however, there are no trade alerts.

If you would like to dig in early, go to https://AlphaDailyBrief.com. Start with the Heat Map page, the Risk Avoidance Page, the Bear Strategy page, and then the Portfolio Design Tool page. Be sure to watch the videos posted on each page to get the full perspective, message, and learn of any special tips for operating the page.

If you are not familiar with our platforms, I recommend viewing these videos and taking a peak as some other worthy links:
https://youtu.be/Hob291o1plc 7min – How our momentum trading works.
https://youtu.be/_Ry29speaO4 2min – How Merlyn.AI adds value.
https://www.SumGrowth.com – SectorSurfer Home (individuals)
https://www.AlphaDroid.com – AlphaDroid Home (advisors)
https://maiindexes.com – Detailed information about our indexes
https://www.Merlyn.AI – How to invest in our published indexes

Streamed live at 8:00 AM Pacific Time: https://join.me/SectorSurfer

Internet Streaming:
The meeting will be streamed live at https://join.me/SectorSurfer. Be sure to join in a few minutes before the hour to be sure your audio connection is working.

Remote Participation:
We have tried opening the audio up from strict Presentation Mode during the question session a couple of times, and let's just say it was always bad news for one reason or another (technical problems and excessive noise from folks who did not mute their microphones). So, we plan to keep the whole session in Presentation Mode. At the end, I will go through questions that come in via the chat tool.