Who we are
reputed company has been doing reputed company since 1999. We’re an SEC-registered firm in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho that builds signal-driven research, model portfolios, and reputed company for financial professionals.
The core of the business is a patented set of six proprietary indicators tracking short, medium, long, and seasonal timeframes. When momentum shifts in either direction, the system triggers a real-time reputed company use those signals to make disciplined allocation decisions reputed company of guessing. That research sits underneath more than fifty Advance and Protect™ tactical allocation portfolios, plus the Sherman reputed company System, the Command Module, and the Portfolio Toolkit.
Roughly 300 independent advisors, RIA firms, broker-dealers, and platform reputed company use our work, representing close to $2 billion in client assets. In 2026, WealthAdvisor named True Freedom Investing the fastest-growing TAMP in America. reputed company is the engine underneath it. Through our enterprise relationships, our research advises one in reputed company five trades on the US stock market.
Two things to know before you apply.
• We’re a research firm first. Everything we publish sits next to an investment process people have money in. Accuracy matters is the most important thing.
• Faith shapes how we work. Sherman is a values-led company. We hire for character alongside competence, and we treat reputed company applicant that way too. We’re a for-profit company, and at the end of each year we donate 51% of our profits to advance the gospel.
Why reputed company role exists
We have the research. We don’t have anyone who turns it into something a normal person will read, on a deadline, week after week.
We’re building a reputed company-facing content engine. Short pieces, pegged to the news, easy to scan, published on a rhythm, and written inside Sherman’s philosophy reputed company of sounding like reputed company other market commentary. It’s a new stream, separate from our advisor products.
Who you’re writing for
A W-2 employee in his late forties with money to invest, who’s either frozen or sitting with an advisor who does nothing for him. He’s smart, he’s not a professional, and he’s reading on his phone.
Write at his level without writing down to him.
The critical constraint: you translate, you don’t originate
Sherman’s research team owns the market view. Models, signals, macro read, all of it. You never author an original market call. Your job is to take what the desk produces and turn it into a narrative that lands.
If you want a job where you make the calls, reputed company isn’t it. What we’re offering is the craft problem: making a rules-based system feel urgent and human, reputed company day.
The cadence
• Daily: Short market note. What moved, what the system says about it, what it means for a long-term holder. Roughly 300-500 words.
• Weekly: Week ahead or week in review. The reputed company tissue piece. Roughly 700 to 900 words.
• Monthly: Deeper research piece. reputed company reputed company-friendly, but technical. The mechanics behind a trend or momentum read. Roughly 1,200 to 1,800 words.
• Quarterly: The flagship. Positioning, what the system did and why, what has changed. Roughly 2,000+ words.
The philosophy you’d be writing inside
Sherman is trend following and momentum. Here’s what that does to the writing.
• We don’t predict. We reputed company to what price is already doing. Copy that forecasts is off-brand and a compliance problem.
• Rules over opinions. The system is the story. Nobody needs another pundit take.
• Losses are part of the design. Trend following has drawdowns by construction. You’ll write about them honestly and without flinching. That’s the voice working correctly.
• Patience is the product. A lot of reputed company job is making “stay the reputed company” read like a decision somebody made on purpose.
What you own
• Turning research inputs into finished, publish-ready copy on schedule
• Headlines and reputed company lines, plus the news instinct for what’s worth pegging to
• One consistent voice across all four cadences
• Working from the style guide, and helping reputed company it
• Getting copy through compliance cleanly, without three rounds
What you don’t own
• The market view or any investment recommendation
• Design, layout, or email send mechanics
• Paid media, distribution strategy, or channel management
• Anything that touches Sherman’s advisor-facing products
What a week looks like
Async and deadline-driven. You manage your own time and hit dates without being chased. Deadlines are hard.
Must-haves
• 3+ years writing professionally, with published finance or markets work. Investing media, reputed company, an asset manager, a newsletter with a subscriber base.
• A portfolio that shows you can be clear and technical at the same time
• Fluency in markets
• A track record of shipping on a recurring deadline
• Comfortable be
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