Stats Edge is moving from weekly to daily. The new daily trade sheets are already going out to Pro members with the Morning Note while I finish the build, and when the transition is done, the daily book becomes the heart of the service. The weekly systems keep running through the whole thing. Nothing is getting pulled out from under anyone.

I want to walk you through the why, because I’ve been trading the weekly systems for years, they work, and I don’t rip up a working process for fun.

It's important to note, to start with, that our core systems do not change; they simply update to be exploited more often.

1. This was not possible before AI.

I run Stats Edge alone. To do this daily, the data has to be rebuilt every night, the orders run, a report built for every single trade, and the whole thing in your inbox before the open. That was never a one-person job. One person with an AI research partner is a different story. The machine runs the process every night, and I review every page before it goes anywhere. Nothing gets sent without my hands on it. Even two years ago I could not have built this. This year I did.

2. More green months. And I’ll say the trade-off out loud.

The daily book gives a little back in absolute return compared to the weekly systems. I’m not going to pretend otherwise. What we get back is consistency, and as my account has grown over the years, I’ve come to value consistency over basically everything else.

Think of an edge as a coin weighted in your favor. The weekly systems flip that coin 52 times a year, so a cold streak can own your whole quarter. The daily book flips the same coins 252 times a year, and the math gets room to breathe. Since 2015, the daily book’s worst month is -6.4% against -9.5% for the weekly, with more green months over that stretch too. And the full 26-year test finished positive in all 26 years. Same edges. Five times the at-bats.

The reason for this is that we were wasting a lot of captial before sitting in orders all week that didnt trigger. Now we get to exploit more edges as I find them.

3. Twenty-four hour markets are coming whether you like them or not.

This one matters more than people think. Right? Sessions keep stretching, overnight venues keep growing, and the 9:30-to-4 world is dissolving in front of us. A weekly process makes one decision and then watches for five days. A daily process re-reads the market every night. When markets finally run around the clock, the books already living at a faster cadence will be the ones that are ready. I’d rather be early.

4. Your time commitment doesn’t change.

Instead of sitting down on the weekend and sending a big batch of orders, you send a couple orders each day. Open the sheet, place the orders, close the laptop. Five minutes, maybe ten if you read everything, because most of the research is already printed on the card: the entry, the stop, how we trade it, and the algorithm’s 25-year record. I’m also going to record myself placing my own orders from the sheet every so often, so you can see exactly what the routine looks like.

That’s the why. If you want to be part of this while it’s being built, that’s what Stats Edge Pro is. $149.99 a month or $1,499.99 a year, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Join today and the next trade sheet is in your inbox with tomorrow’s Morning Note.

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Get away from the screens, trade safe.

Michael

Stats Edge by Michael Nauss CMT

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