Cameron is an Artificial Intelligence, stock market predicting computer program exclusively developed in 2009 by Edward Francis Slayton Jr. The computer program uses 100% of computer processing power to analyze a large set of previous daily stock market candle data every night on a quad-core computer within the 17 hour period of time between one day’s stock market close and the next day’s stock market open. The computer program does this to come up with an extremely accurate Buying Pressure / Selling Pressure reading for the next trading day, in order to know if the stock market is going to go up or down in the near term. From this accurate market pressure reading, accurate "Correction Calls" and "Long Trends" can be extracted so that an individual trader or a Fund Manager can use heavily traded market-following ETF's to maintain high yearly profits at a level that puts the average Hedge Fund to shame.

Within the 17 hour period of time between one day's stock market close and the next day's stock market open, the computer program analyzes a previous period of Nasdaq daily candle data using over 20 BILLION random numbers and looping through the previous set of Nasdaq data over 150 MILLION times. Most importantly, the Cameron computer program analyzes that large set of past stock market data without any regard to previously classified candle chart patterns and signals, and without any regard to typical stock market analysis. The most important reason why this computer program is so accurate is because of the bold words above. Cameron uses comparative analysis and is 100% analytical.