T-Alert, LLC, is a limited liability company whose two principals are George Peacock and Jesse Thompson. T-Alert, LLC owns, operates and administrates the Trader-Alert website as well as all services offered on the website.

The Trader-Alert website offers subscription-based services that entails the distribution of standardized broadcasts over the Internet. These broadcasts, called "alerts", consists of audio and text messages sent via internet radio, and e-mail. These "alerts" are based on the conclusions of a proprietary trading model called, the Trader Alert Process (TAP). The "alerts" allow subscribers to access intraday and daily technical analysis of the S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 stock indices by reading or viewing a standardized trading process taking place in live markets.

Trader-Alert broadcasts and email alerts are conducted in compliance with CFR Section 4.14(a)(9), a provision of the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regulation.

The Trader-Alert web site, and its staff has no knowledge of, nor does it collect information from subscribers regarding their individual or particular circumstances, therefore Trader-Alert does not and cannot provide advice based on or tailored to the particular circumstances of any subscriber. Moreover, Trader-Alert and T-Alert, LLC, does not have or exercise discretionary control over their subscriber’s commodity trading acounts. Under CFR Section 4.14(a)(9), Trader-Alert web site is exempt from the mandatory registration requirements of a CTA.

CTAs that provide standardized advice are relieved of the burdens associated with registration, but they continue to be subject to other provisions of the CEA and Commission rules that apply to CTAs, including prohibitions against fraud and deceptive advertising, prohibition against the handling of clients' funds by a CTA, and prescribed disclosures concerning the limitations of hypothetical or simulated commodity trading.

The Trader-Alert web site, and the service(s) offered are subject to and seek to be fully compliant with these provisions of the CEA and Commission rules that apply to CTAs, including refraining from engaging in fraudulent and deceptive advertising, and refraining from the handling of clients' funds by a CTA.

The principals of Trader-Alert want all subscribers to be aware that hypothetical or simulated trading results are, more often than not, deceptive or unrealistic; and no such trading results, hypothetical or simulated, are made or reported on the Trader-Alert website; or in any promotional material offered on-line or in print.

The principals of T-Alert, LLC, which owns and operates Trader-Alert, often buy, sell and hold positions in the above named futures indices or index shares according to proprietary trading models, which include the Trader-Alert Process. It is possible, that these persons may initiate, increase or decrease positions before, after or during the time that information about the position is transmitted or provided by the Trader-Alert service.