Don here.
My colleague didn't stumble onto this.
He sat down with a team of professional programmers and told them what he needed to see. Data that comes in public but arrives raw — no shape, no picture, nothing telling you which row in the table is the one that matters.
He needed it turned into something he could read in four seconds. One screen. One answer. Where is the wall?
Six months. That's how long it took to build THE SWITCHBOARD.
It's not a chart overlay. It's not an indicator you bolt onto a platform. It's a standalone screen that shows one thing: where institutional bets are stacking up on SPY at a single price before the open. Below the wall, the biggest firms are buying. The second price hits it, they flip to selling. The positions they're already holding force it.
THE SWITCHBOARD shows you where that flip is going to be. Every morning.
You can't buy this screen anywhere. There's no page for it. No price on it. There is no other way to see it except through the beta.
One trade underneath the wall. Six minutes. Then done.
The summer record: 71 trades. 45 won. 19 doubled or better. $1,000 became $1,903. +90.3%. Five green months. Biggest loss: $60.
Last week: +186%. 35 cents in, $1.00 out. Big win for The Switch. Same screen. Same method.
And D. Neary from Texas watched the presentation, started reading the board himself, and went 5 for 5. 32→97 (+203%). 38→92 (+142%). His own entries. His own read.
Yesterday he showed all of it on camera again. The replay is still up.
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTrade
P.S. 250 beta seats — over three-quarters already spoken for. October 8 is the cutoff. This is the only door in.
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