Lowell W. Tatkin is an attorney specializing in business and tax matters. He is a member of the California and Hawaii state bar associations. Lowell received an A.B. in Geography from the University of California at Los Angeles ("UCLA") in 1969, an M.A. in Geography from UCLA in 1972, an M.B.A. and J.D. from UCLA in 1979, and an LL.M. in Taxation from New York University in 1981. 

His trading method combines technical and fundamental indicators to monitor and analyze the market and initiate trades based on factors such as price patterns, volatility and momentum. Under this system, trades are executed in a manner designed to maximize reward and limit risk. In order to do so, the system determines a projected target price based upon a recent primary move (either up or down) of the commodity's price. The system then aims to enter a trade during a period in which the price retraces a portion of its primary move.

What distinguishes this system from others is that Lowell  has developed a proprietary indicator that predicts with precision where the retracement will end, allowing for an extremely low risk entry. The exit for the trade will occur when either (i) the price reaches the target, or (ii) the price reaches the stop loss. Lowell follows stringent money management rules, such as using strict buy and sell stops to limit potential losses on a per trade basis. These rules are integral to his goal of preserving subscribers' equity. Another unique aspect of the system is the ability to exit profitable trades in a non-systematic manner. Lowell feels that protecting profits is more important than being ideologically pure in entering and exiting trades in a strict systematic manner.

In addition to the live signal service, Lowell offers a one-on-one training seminar to those wishing to learn his system. The cost of the seminar is $4,995 (subject to a rebate) and training is offered live, via the internet, eliminating travel costs often associated with such programs. 

You may contact Lowell by e-mail.