The VTM market timing model combines value investing, market timing, trend following, and money management. It is an integrated and statistically robust trading method that trades with a significant edge. The accumulation of edges on a per trade basis has produced a positive return in most years. Low probability situations are ignored, and high probability situations are always employed.

Gibbons' Trading clients include large traders, banks, forex dealers, hedge funds, brokers, insurance companies, risk management firms, and many institutional money managers. His fees for his services and publications are among the highest in the world.

The VTM objectively determines where and when supply and demand become factors in any stock or market. This means that the VTM indicates the most probable price and time area when a stock or market will change trend. This is based on historic measurements of price and time, and is essentially a quantifiable way of measuring actual supply and demand. It is what the market is saying about itself. The VTM also knows the price area to expect accumulation of assets for a move higher, as well as the price area that generates distribution of assets for a move lower. Prior to a change in trend, all markets enter into a "setup" or value buying/selling zone. Once in setup, a breakout method is used to enter a trade. Once in a trade, a powerful trend following method is employed that was perfected over thirty six years of trading. Thus, the VTM allows investors to generally be long markets when they are rising, and short markets when they are declining. Since the trend is the basis of all profit, returns are maximized by being on the right side of the trade more often than not. In this way, we are able to capture those occasional large market moves.