LEGAL DISCLAIMER AS REQUIRED BY LAW: There is a substantial risk of loss trading the stock market

with or without this or any other advertised product, service, or system. Past results are not necessarily

indicatives of future results. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve

profits or losses similar to those shown. Except where identified as actual profits, references to profits may

reflect profits in hypothetical or simulated trading. Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain

inherent limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated performance results do not represent actual

trading. Also, since the trades have not actually been executed, the results may have under- or over-

compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Hypothetical trading

results are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is

being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Be aware that

investment in any of these markets including stocks, bonds, options, futures and/or ETFs have large potential

rewards, but also large risks. You must be aware of these risks and be willing to accept them to invest in the

markets. Do NOT trade with money you can’t afford to lose. Your decision to trade any market – whether

presented as low risk or high risk – should be based on your particular financial circumstances and trading

objectives. You can achieve profits far less or far greater than represented in these materials. There are

absolutely no income guarantees. Always trade at your own risk.

▪ Back in a 2011 Seminar Event, I Met a Man Who Had Made Tons of Money in Stocks But Wanted to Learn First-Hand How to Invest in Apartment Buildings and Other Commercial Projects

▪ He Came to a Seminar Event; the Same Event Andrew Shaw and Many Other Had Attended

▪ During a Platinum VIP Dinner, I Asked Him How He Made His Fortune in Stocks

▪ And He Told Me...

▪ Dr. Barrington Learned a Trading Secret From His Grandfather

▪ His Grandfather – Bobby B. – learned this method Directly from multi-million-dollar trader Jesse Livermore Many years ago

▪ The Technique for trading never had a name until bobby B. started calling it “The Slice”

▪ This secret is based on the premise of geometric patterning that has helped the most successful market traders accurately forecast the market into hundreds of millions of dollars

▪ It Was During Our Private Sessions That I Uncovered More and More About His Secret Trading Method

▪ Back Then, It Didn’t Have a Name At All

▪ When He Began Telling Me About How It All Worked – Even Having Me Do Charting While on the Phone – I Kept Seeing This Half-Moon or Crescent Shape

▪ This is Why I Eventually Named It “The Slice” – Because It Looks Like an Orange Slice

▪ I Started Using His Trading Strategies Myself…Trading the ETF Markets That Track the Stock Indices

▪ While I’m Not a Trader by Nature or Profession, I Found the Ease and Profitability to Be MIND BLOWING to Say the Least!

BUT FOR NOW:▪ We’re Going to Train You on Exactly

▪ WHAT to Trade

▪ HOW to Trade It

▪ And WHY to Trade This Way

▪ This Mentorship Group is Mainly About ETF Trading▪ Namely Trading the ETFs that Track the Stock Indices

▪ We Do Not Trade Commodity Futures or the Forex

▪ We Don’t Deal with Bitcoin

▪ And We Don’t Deal with “Fad” Investing Techniques

▪ Instead, We Will Show You Tried-and-True Trading Methods That You Can Use for Decades to Come

Is it possible to predict the future?

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Stock Trader’s Almanac

Stocks move in “well-defined, often predictable, patterns.”

“These patterns recur too frequently to be the result of chance or coincidence.”

Stock Trader’s Almanac,

2005 Edition, Page 4

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▪ Introducing The Slice

▪ A Very Different and Unconventional Way to Trade Using a Tested-and-Proven Market Forecasting Method

▪ Can Be Used with Most Markets But Used Ideally With the Financial Markets

▪ Regardless of What You Think You Know About Trading, Forget What You Know

▪ Start Over with a Clean Slate

▪ Let’s Begin…

▪ When a privately held company wants to raise money, they Can “Go Public” in an IPO to Raise Capital for Expansion

▪ Investment Banks Will Underwrite the Shares after it’s been determined how many shares will be offered

▪ These banks become the owners of these shares with the intent on selling them for more than they bought them for (For profit)

▪ The Stock Market is Made Up of Thousands of Publicly Traded companies

▪ There Are Larger Markets that are made up of A Lot of companies, many are the most powerful, profitable and stabilized

▪ An Example Would Be the S&P 500 and NASDAQ Markets

▪ You Cannot Trade Markets Like the S&P 500 Directly; There is No S&P 500 Stock to Trade

▪ What You Can Trade is the Future Contracts and options for these markets

▪ You Can Also Trade ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) that track these markets

▪ All the Stock Indices work much the same way

▪ Dr. Peter Barrington Stopped trading futures many years ago…when ETFs came into the picture

▪ Commodity Futures trading tends to be very volatile

▪ You could potentially use The Slice on Futures Trading but we don’t advise trading Futures contracts Because of the Inherent risk

▪ We recommend trading ETFs for the purposes of this training

▪ When trading financial market futures like the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ, you must be exactly right about your position (Long or Short)

▪ When You’re Not Right, even the slightest move against you will put you into an immediate losing position

▪ Most people can’t wait around for the market to reverse into the direction of their position

▪ This puts you in the position of being stopped out of the market too soon or facing a margin call…or both

▪ For a Futures Contract, You Are putting a Small “Deposit” or Down payment down on the contract

▪ This is something like 5% to 10% of the total value of the contract

▪ For 10%, You Are Leveraged 10 to 1

▪ If the market moves against you – and usually it does at some point – you are wiped out quickly

▪ You Can Lose Everything Pretty Fast!

▪ This is a Very Dangerous Position and Not Recommended At All!

▪ These Are Smaller Contracts▪ I.E. The E-Mini S&P 500

▪ This Does Lessen the Risk

▪ Still, It Doesn’t Change the Volatility Factor of the market

▪ Why Take the Risk with Futures at all when you don’t have to?

▪ Most Individually Publicly Traded Companies – Like Amazon, Disney, Etc. – are too subjective to the Psychology of the masses

▪ Stocks Are Supposed to go up and down based on supply and demand except that sometimes (Many times) they don’t

▪ Company Scandal will Affect Stock Prices even though this technically has nothing to do with the supply and demand of the actual individual stock

▪ Trading on the whims of the masses is a dangerous way to trade

▪ Stable long-time Companies Can Be Considered for a Long-Term Buy-and-Hold Investment

▪ Stable Companies Include: Microsoft, 3m, Disney…to Name a Few

▪ This is Not Really a Recommended Day-Trading or In-and-Out Kind of Trading Strategy

▪ The Reason Why Most People Never Do Well in Stocks is That They Try To Trade These Individually Publicly Traded Companies in a Short-Term Way

▪ This is More of a Long-Term Investment Strategy

▪ Add These Kinds of Companies to Your Investment Portfolio as a long-term strategy

▪ Remember, No Commodity Futures At All!

▪ ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) is the Way to Go

▪ These Are Much Like Mutual Funds That Are Traded Like a Stock

▪ If You Trade These Correctly, You Can Mitigate Potential Loss While Increasing Your Potential Profitability

▪ There’s Risk in Everything But There Are Smart Ways to Mitigate Your Risk Threshold

The First Indexes

▪Dow Jones Transportation Average, 1885

▪Dow Jones Industrial Average, 1896

▪S&P 500, 1957

▪Nasdaq, 1971

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Follows the Index – You can buy & sell

Markets Sectors

SPY – S&P 500 XRT – Retail

DIA – DJIA GLD – Gold

QQQ – Nasdaq XLK – Tech

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