Origins

Founded in 2008, Powered Simplicity started as a software development agency, offering its expertise to numerous Fortune 500 companies in industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to news media, with a particular emphasis on financial services. Some of the companies included are CNBC, Pfizer, TD Ameritrade, American Express, JP Morgan Chase, Publicis, Capital One, ADP, UBS, Aliance Data, Weight Watchhers, WebMD.

Through a combination of acquiring domain-specific knowledge, leveraging cutting-edge technologies, and tapping into its own internal ingenuity, Powered Simplicity has since expanded its horizons and established itself as a trusted player in the world of investment management started in 2022. With a focus on derivative trading, the company has developed a specialized vehicle for managing its own personal investments.

Overview

Powered Simplicity leverages the efficiency of market movements and volatility to deliver superior performance as a seller of option contracts. The company carefully selects a diverse range of assets across different timeframes and sizes, ensuring that each position is optimally allocated. Before establishing a position, Powered Simplicity uses sophisticated analytical tools to evaluate the risk profile and probability of success. To avoid overallocation on any one asset type, the company ensures that the assets are loosely correlated.

To avoid emotional bias and ensure consistency, automation is utilized with specific criteria that delivers the best possible probability of success, resulting in a near-perfect execution rate for the company's trading strategy. Additionally, to manage portfolio risk during watershed moments, hedging techniques are employed as needed.

Furthermore, Powered Simplicity stays at the forefront of technological innovation by harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence to uncover valuable insights into the historical behavior of specific assets. While past performance does not guarantee future results, this approach provides a valuable edge and is just one additional tool in the company's investment decision making.