NDX Capital Management, LLC was formed in 2005 and is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It has two individual principals that conduct the daily trading, Phillip Herbert and Alan Zenk. Both principals have extensive backgrounds in the financial world that they can draw upon during the operations of the firm.

NDX Capital Management, LLC utilizes a combination of technical and fundamental analysis in its trading methodology. The Advisor trades both futures and options on US exchanges, primarily in the livestock and grain sectors. However, the Advisor may trade any future contracts that fit its profit objectives and risk parameters.

Much of the NDX Capital Management, LLC system is dedicated to position and spread trading in the livestock sector. Entry and exit signals are a product of technical analysis that includes both traditional charting techniques and a proprietary computer program. The robustness of a trade, characterized by confirmation of multiple technical indicators, determines the position size and verifies the entry point. Fundamentals, including seasonal influences, news events, and supply and demand, are variables considered in trade implementation. They also weigh on profit objective and trade duration. Fundamental factors are considered more in some markets than others, given their influence relative to the trade’s timeframe parameters.

Two Recommended Trading Programs

NDX Capital Management offers two trading programs. Both programs focus trading in the livestock sector, and both typically utilize spreads. The technical parameters of the individual programs are defined somewhat differently, however. A variety of components - such as price, volatility, time, and open interest - are factored in technical analysis. The weightings, or importance, given to the various components affects the overall system, often to a large extent. It is this technical variance that establishes the two separate programs. The Abednego Program adheres to strict trade evaluation criteria from a technical aspect. The technical features of the Shadrach Program, however, allow elasticity, which ultimately results in a more aggressive trading approach. On occasion, the programs may trigger opposing positions. The programs are traded independent of one another.