Fraud Christopher Angus Shares Fake Stock Market Trading Software

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Ill-reputed criminal Christopher Angus is kicking off a confidence series, providing free video tutorials on how to defraud investors. This ninth video is 11:41 & was shared on April 26, 2016. The criminal who shot these videos delivered over a 99% investment loss, as he simply stole the money and integrated it into other investment scams abroad.
https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/18693916.conman-christopher-angus-pay-back-just-1-2m-scam/
Crown Police never followed the money trail.

Christopher Angus is associated with Stella Huh and Timothy Barton, who stand trial in the United States on November 2, 2026.
http://www.seobook.com/stella-huh/criminal-case-docket-sheet%204-22-2026-(22-cr-00352).pdf

Video Highlights

• 1 minute 30 seconds: arbitraging across vix future months: near month vs future month. this is something he claims he tested for a while and wants to put live soon.
• 3 minutes 15 seconds: states screenshot is of his software
• 6 minutes 0 seconds: picture of trading technologies order flow book, claims this was what he used to first start learning trading
• 11 minutes 20 seconds: states needs my address so he can get his lawyer to make some changes to documents

A version of this video is available for download at
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bx1mprgua7o94l0/video%208%202016%20apr%2026.flv?dl=0

Video Transcript

00:01 Christopher Angus: Good morning A. How are you? Yesterday was okay. I did a few trades, totalling about 0.4%, but I had to quit early yesterday. So, I'll do the sheet in a... A bit later. So, just to say I was around 0.4% plus the rebate, which will be bigger than normal because there were multiple trades that went on. Today is gonna be the day where I actually try and keep to the five minute video, so it's gonna be quite succinct. I'll direct you by putting... I'll just tell you when you need to look at the screen. So, been through yesterday's trade, our forecast for today, I think we're gonna have quite a strong day. So, it's a day to sell the VIX, basically. Everything looks really strong, market's on a turn anyway, so it's... Unless something changes, I think we'll close above 2100. So, that's yesterday and today.

01:17 Christopher Angus: Now, you need to look at the screen. What's coming up is, I think I've found a new edge. What you have here is two VIX instruments. But what I'm doing is I'm arbitraging the two months. So, the May VIX future and the June VIX futures. Now, I'm selling the May, because the closer you are to the cash, the more it walks in lockstep with the cash, and the further away, the more subdued it is. So, say the cash moves 2% in a day, the front month, so the May future, which is the one you can trade at the moment, might move say, 1.2. These are just random numbers just to give you an example. And then the June future might move, about 0.8. So, they move at different speeds, which creates opportunities, obviously. So, what I'm doing here, this is still in demo, and basically I've been testing this, and this is something that I want to start doing once the account's a bit bigger; probably in a few weeks to a month. Reasons are, number one, I can capture one tick of profit in this trade. That's 100,000 a point on each side. So, if the VIX moves one full point, I'll make £100,000, or you will, or we will. And if the VIX moves... So, basically, whichever way the VIX moves. So, the VIX is cut up into increments of tenths. So, one tick is worth £10,000 in this instance.

03:16 Christopher Angus: So, this is just a screenshot from my own software, because without my software, this would be very, very hard to do, because the moments are quite fleeting. So, I managed to capture a moment here where the VIX has crossed over and it's gone from kinda even. Well, it's come from about minus 20 grand because of the spread costs, and it's caught up, and it's now in a position of profit. That's half a tick, with that size it's 100,000, that's five grand. I guess we could capture that but I'm really looking for a bit more, because if there's some slippage, you can lose money. So, you wanna kinda have one tick in hand because sometimes you do get slip. The market moves as it closes, and if there's a few tenths of a second difference, slippage happens. Positive and negative, by the way. But obviously, you don't like negative slippage.

04:24 Christopher Angus: So just to sum this up, this is something that I wanna start doing soon. I just need to run through all the math again and iron out any quirks. But I think this is good, because on this trade we would have made three grand in straight up rebate before we even make a penny. And if I take it off here, that would have been like 8,000, this is, as I said, it's still in demo. And I'm looking for 10,000. I've looked at the P&L chart, 'cause I didn't have a profit and loss thing earlier, and basically it was up to 15,000 already. So, it does move and it's obviously been going for quite a while, but I think this is a way we can add, like probably, averaging 0.2, 0.3 to every day over the course of a month. They will come in bursts though. But this is something that I definitely wanna implement when the account's a little bigger, because very margin-intensive, as you can see. It's basically sucking up, I don't know, it would suck up the vast majority of the margin available.

05:38 Christopher Angus: So, next thing, quickly. I'm gonna take this off the screen so we don't get confused. Next thing is just, this is just very quick, just for interest's sake. This is an order book, this is the S&P futures using another platform called Trading Technologies. This is how pricing on really works if you read order flow. This is how I started, when I really got professional and serious, four or five years ago. And I often refer back to the guy that taught me, who was a scalper. This is what you learn on; no charts, just looking at this. And these are the bids and these are the offers. So, there's 179 contracts in a queue. The line, as you like to say in America, and then there's 150 in here. So, the price in this example, we're at 2091, and there's 115 people waiting to sell. Now, the price won't move up until you've cleared off those 115, and the price won't move down past 2090.75 until you've cleared up those 179 contracts. And once you have, then the price will step down to the next level; try and clear out those 227.

07:14 Christopher Angus: Obviously, it's not that clear, because the numbers are changing all the time, and there's lot of spoofing and stuff that goes on. So, sometimes you'll see there's a huge number. You can't really... There's nothing here, but sometimes you'll see like, 5,000, and that's just a spoof to try and catch some people. So people think, "Oh, that order book's really strong." And as people go to buy, they rip the order away, and the order book, the liquidity dries up and the price just rolls down. So, it's a very precise way of trading. It's a cheap way of trading because there's no spreads, but this is taxable because you can't do this through IG; there's no rebates. And, I guess, this is probably four times cheaper in commissions, but you've gotta pay for this platform and that's not cheap. That's several thousand a month.

08:10 Christopher Angus: And, anyway, I'm waffling a little bit here, but I wanted to show you how all this works and how the market really works. If you wanna see market microstructure and the mechanics of it, this is obviously the very top of it, where you can see the order book, the price, the bids and the offers and how the price actually moves. So you've got to chew through it. You've got a clear out these before the price will move up, and then clear out those before the price will move up. This green line incidentally is the high of the day.

08:40 Christopher Angus: And then last thing for the video. It's already running at eight minutes. It's just, I don't do technical analysis because I think you'd have better luck reading goat's entrails. But there are certain, I guess, way the lines form on the chart, which really give you a little bit of an indication of supply and demand. This is something which I've figured out on my own. This doesn't come from any book. This is just looking at stuff for years and seeing repetitive patterns. I don't know if you can see... I'll point to this second arrow in, here, I don't know if you can see this in the video. The arrow pointing here is pointing to... It looks like an arrow pointing... It's pointing down, then up, and then down. And if you... I call it a tooth because if you pull a tooth out, it looks like a tooth, right? So just doesn't have the crown. But when you see these and you see this kind of spiky, kind of forked tongue thing going down, it usually means things will go up and when you see them going up, so the forked tongue's spiking up here, this is a tooth upside down because the crown would be down here, right?

10:15 Christopher Angus: It's a little lopsided. It's not a perfect example, but you can see... When you see these things, it usually goes down. And here's one in reverse, and that's showing that the market's gone up. Obviously, it's not perfect, but if you see the... When you see something, where it's got really clear defined lines and then just that little part where the root of the tooth would go, it's usually a good sign. I don't know if that's... It's probably a bit of a rubbish one there, so I don't really like that one. But that one, I think that one actually worked, only to a small degree. Maybe you can scalp a point, but I call them... I used to call them witches' teeth and witches' hats because that's if you go the other way.

11:12 Christopher Angus: Anyway, in a bid to keep these videos short, I'm going to end it now. I'll do the sheet and I'll speak to you on Skype. I did send you an email just explaining about what I need from you in terms of... I need your address, so I can get the lawyers to make some changes to the document. And that's it and then I can get that across to you. Anyway, that's it for now. Cheers A. Bye.