The Chairman’s Club was formed to help individual traders manage their own money using the very best, professional-level research and tools.

Since 1996, we have attracted an elite membership that shares certain fundamental characteristics.

Members of the Chairman’s Club share a belief that rigorous quantified research can identify trading strategies that beat market indexes and that this is how professionals trade at hedge funds and institutional trading desks.

Chairman’s Club members are confident that they can apply professional grade quantified research to their own trading.

The Chairman’s Club members are comfortable with using scientific disciplines.

A fundamental trust in data is the main factor in making trading decisions.

allocating capital gradually to those ideas that produce the best results is a basic curiosity.

The self-discipline to make a continuous effort to improve their trading routine and results through the application of new research.

Through a combination of online meetings, workshops, classes, and a proprietary portfolio management/signals delivery platform (The Machine), Chairman’s Club provides the education and tools to help any trader invest in themselves and embark on a proven path to better trading.

The Chairman’s Club has a library.

Over the past 7 years, Chairman’s Club has built an extensive library of quantified research and trading strategies.

The Chairman’s Club Research & Strategy Library is designed to help traders succeed with multiple and diverse goals.

New members can access all of the strategies instantly via The Machine, the proprietary online portfolio management system included with membership.

It is easy for you to choose the strategy variation most appropriate to your needs with all the information fully disclosed. There are key statistics on every strategy.

Net of fees and commissions is the compound annual returns.

There are monthly returns.

Standard deviation is the risk.

There is a Sharpe Ratio.

Avg. There are trades and years.

Winning trade percentage

Average exposure.

Time was fully invested.

The maximum draw downs.

The Equity Curve is compared to the S&P 500.

The $100K Portfolio is a simulation of growth.

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