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What makes I-Master different from other index trading systems?

� It was developed using seven indices to yield a larger data sample size, thus attempting� to� minimize curve-fitting.� (Curve fitting refers to using computerized data to �fit� into a desired result.� Generally experienced with small amounts of data which can generate false results).

� Performance and testing was done using $300 for slippage and commissions.� Since the system enters and exits the market on stop orders, this can have a large impact on the performance of a system.� Many systems are developed and performance figures given using $100 or less for commissions and slippage.� To illustrate how important the� difference between the $300 and $100 most system developers use in their figures, the��� following example will be helpful: If an index system trades once per day or twenty times per month 20 X $200 = $4000 or $48,000 per year!� This realistic slippage and� commission which is built into the performance record is substantial and overcome by I-Master in hypothetical testing.

Long and short trade performance is balanced.� Most index systems are highly biased to the long side due to the sustained up-trend� of the S&P in the 1980�s and 90�s.� I-Master seeks to be equally successful during both up and down trends in the stock� market.�

Flexibility Investors will have the option of trading the I- Master system with mini contracts instead of the full sized ones.� Mini contracts are one fifth the size of a standard contract, thus allowing for more options when� it comes to diversifying a modern investment portfolio.���

Futures trading involves� substantial risk and is not appropriate for all investors

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