The Gift of Multi-strategy Trading

Corona Del Mar, CA

Howdy Friend!

Over 300 years ago, a Japanese rice trader figured something out that changed markets forever.

Munehisa Homma traded rice futures in the 1700s.

Not spot rice. Not sacks on a dock.

Contracts on future delivery… driven by expectations, emotion, and crowd behavior.

Homma began tracking price movements and trader psychology.

What he built later became technical analysis. Candlesticks. Patterns. “Reading the tape.”

Legend has it he made the modern equivalent of billions doing it.

Here’s the part most people leave out…

What worked spectacularly in a thin, human-only market stopped working once competition exploded and markets learned.

When you actually test classic chart patterns today — rigorously, across decades — most of it collapses into noise.

That’s not an opinion. That’s data.

And this is where most traders go wrong.

They cling to subjective tools… while skimming headlines… arguing narratives… and mistaking confidence for evidence.

You’ve seen it recently.

“AI is peaking.”
“Only the Magnificent 7 are holding the market up.”
“Breadth is terrible.”

Sounds smart. Reads well on X.

Except… it doesn’t hold up.

While the loudest voices were busy doom-scrolling, money rotated.

Out of the Mag 7.

Into the broad market.

Small caps? Exploding higher.

So much for the “only a handful of stocks are participating” thesis.

That’s what happens when you watch headlines instead of data.

Now let me show you what tested analysis looks like.

Below is a $QQQ strategy built with our free Portfolio Boss Evo machine-learning strategy builder.

– Two rules.
– No curve-fitting garbage.
– Verified in two out of sample periods.
– One losing year in 26 years.
– Already outperforming in 2026

When I checked the signal this morning…I’ll be honest — I was shocked by what it said.

If you want to see the current signal for yourself, you can.

Right now, you can download Portfolio Boss Evo — free for life.

It comes preloaded with strategies on $QQQ, $GLD, and $NVDA.

Rules fully revealed.

Nothing hidden.

Nothing subjective.

If you've already downloaded the software, open it up and see for yourself.

And here’s the part most people miss:

The more independent, tested strategies you trade at the same time, the smoother your results tend to be.

That’s not philosophy or trader psychology.

That’s math. (And I've already built and included a “multi-strategy” with all three strategies inside PB Evo).

I can’t promise we’ll keep giving away PB Evo — a real $1,999 value — with free, built-in strategies forever.

So don’t dilly-dally. If you haven't already, Download now >>

Homma won because he worked with the market that existed then.

You win by using tools designed for the market that exists now.

Download PB Evo with QQQ GLD and NVDA strategies. Click here >>

P.S. We're currently testing auto-trading internally. Soon, you'll be able to trade hands free with Interactive Brokers.

– Members will have access to advanced order types so you save money on bad fills (this really ads up and can cost multiples of your commission). Plus, it's very helpful for cash retirement accounts.

– Auto-sync strategies so you don't have orphaned positions.

– Multi-account auto-trading so you can trade your normal account, retirement account, wife's account, etc.

– Smart tracking of corporate actions like stock splits and symbol changes (almost no one even thinks about that sort of thing).

– Get your life back! You log in once a week, and let PB trade for you. You can check on the action while playing a round of golf. Or fishing. Or traveling in your RV…Starlink is available even in the middle of the boondocks in the US. Better yet, install Portfolio Boss on a virtual machine in the cloud so it's always on, always connected to the Internet.

YOU are in complete control.

Note: This will be for paid members. Between staff, quotes, cloud compute, and keeping the lights on, not everything can be free.

Trade smart,

Dan “Prince of Proof” Murphy

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