If you had invested $100 in the Renaissance Technologies Medallion fund in 1988, it would have been worth $398.7M in 2018, returning an average of 66% per annum before fees. The Medallion fund has made over $100 billion in profits since its inception in 1988 and has been closed to outside investors since 1993. “If it sounds too good to be true it probably is”…unless you are talking about the proven results of the Renaissance Medallion Fund…and Mark Helweg.

The investing methodology that has been developed and tested by award-winning hedge fund manager and recognized quant and market trend expert, Mark Helweg, has published results, as well as actual results in his latest fund, which mirror and have actually exceeded the Renaissance Medallion Fund. After managing the #1 Futures Hedge Fund in the world, Mark subsequently uncovered what he believes is the ultimate hedge fund methodology and spent the next 10 years developed, testing, and proving his model. Viewing a side-by-side comparison of daily, weekly, and annual results leaves no doubt he has uncovered the Medallion Fund methodology. In his words “it can’t be anything else.” After 7 years of testing, over the next 3 years Mark published buy and sell alerts for retail investors, thereby establishing a track record in a manner similar to Motley’s Fool’s history of published Buy recommendations or Benzinga trade alerts.

Mark’s 3-year published track record exceeds that of the top hedge funds in the world and established extensive proof-of-concept for his recently opened, latest fund. He personally creating investing technology and tools that have resulted in Medallion Fund-type fluctuations and results. Interestingly his system has achieved unprecedented consistent returns by minimizing risk and without the use of options. These stable, consistent returns have occured without the volatility would normally expect in a high-reward fund. The Medallion Fund and Mark Helweg are the only two stock market examples we know of in which the aphorism “high returns equals high risk” has been proved to not apply. Mr. Helweg’s achieves a high rate-of-return by taking micro-risks and by being direction agnostic. His system truly does not care if the market goes up or down.