HOW TO GET STARTED
Signals software and mentoring from a hedge fund
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Best winning streaks: 70% accuracy
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24 hours trading
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Alerts to phone
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Signals for trading information
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Beginners to Advanced
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Trading Courses Included
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1-2-1 Mentoring for life from FT award-winning Hedge Fund Manager
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Business Plans to Target Returns
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Hand-holding
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No on-going costs; lifetime upgrades
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Join our community from around the world
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Ideal as side-gig or new career training
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Used by our CEO on BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN

WHAT WE DO
Lifetime Education and Mentoring from an Award-Winning Hedge Fund Manager
We Limit Places So We Can Offer Personal Guidance
Alpesh Patel, the award-winning hedge fund manager who developed the profitable Pips Predator Indicator, is inviting a limited number of traders to learn directly from him how to make the most out of any market. Patel is a certified trader and mentor.
He has developed an exclusive trade signals software and trading mentoring/apprenticeship program that lets you learn at your own pace through a carefully developed, proprietary library of educational materials.
These include videos you can stream on demand, live webinars, downloads, and personal one-to-one contact with Mr. Patel.

"YOU'RE ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS"
Mike Vybihal, Pips Predator Apprentice
"The lid of the traders’ black box has finally been well and truly removed."
John Watson, Co-Chairman CNBC Arabia
"Alpesh is a born authoritative commentator and always insightful news editorial contributor. I miss the time when his FT column on online investing was my incentive to buy the weekend edition."
Ivan Schouker, CEO American Express Sharepeople
"Gets to the heart of the matter of trading by clearly elucidating the methodologies of successful trading strategies while capturing the ineffable ethos of singular, successful traders"
Pat Arbor, Chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade
"Alpesh clearly brings to life the difference between what analysts and the media 'spin' and what you should trust."
Hans Georgeson, Director Barclays Stockbrokers