Bio
Keith Fitschen
Keith Fitschen has investigated commodity trading systems for the last 20 years. It started when he was in the Air Force splitting my time between flying and engineering assignments. Since his retirement from the Air Force, he’s intensified his efforts. Keith’s looked at many ways to trade commodities -- moving averages, stochastics, oscillators, momentum, cycles, neural nets, wavelets, patterns -- and developed a lot of make-money systems. But the best ones have the same things in common: they tend to be simple (few parameters), and they apply to most markets. ABERRATION is by far the best system he’s seen, and it shares those traits.
The summer of 1993 marked his first attempts at marketing Aberration. Since the system works over such a broad range of its single parameter, traders will pick parameter values that match their personality; market entry and exit for a commodity move will not be triggered at the same time.
Whether you trade one market or many, ABERRATION can be tailored to fit your trading personality. The pre-designed portfolios will enable you to build a trading plan that meets your style and objectives.
System
Aberration System
The Aberration trading system was developed in 1986 to trade a basket of commodities. It trades across all eight commodity groups: the grains, meats, softs, metals, petroleum products, currencies, financials, and stock indices using the exact same rules and parameter value. The system trades each commodity 3 to 4 times per year and is in each market about 60 percent of the time. The key to Aberration's consistency is diversification across the commodity groups. While some systems only trade the currencies, financials, or stock indices, Aberration trades all eight of the commodity groups.
The February 2007 issue of Futures Magazine displayed the Top 10 Trading Systems, which were research by George Pruitt of Futures Truth. PFG cannot verify the performance of the programs listed. The risk of loss in trading futures, options, cash currencies and other leveraged transaction products can be substantial. Therefore only "risk capital" should be used. Futures, options, cash currencies and other leveraged transaction products are not suitable investments for everyone. The valuation of futures, options, cash currencies and other leveraged transaction products may fluctuate and as a result clients may lose more than the amount originally invested and may also have to pay more later. Consider your financial condition before deciding to invest or trade.