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Automated Trading Systems for Financial Markets and Recommendations for Their Usage | PL: 16  Category: Software | Comments (0) 2010-07-20 08:27:56 Natural size Automated Trading Systems for Financial Markets and Recommendations for Their Usage 1. Introductions Today, using information and trading platforms has become a de facto requirement for successful trading in the financial markets. Their advantages as compared to conventional trading schemes include, for example, an unprecedented speed of processing and delivery of information to end users, the level of integration with data providers, and a wide array of built-in technical analysis instruments. At the same time, an investor opening an account with a brokerage firm simply...   Tags: Automated Trading Systems, EA, MetaTrader4, TradeStation   Member: EF | 51 Snaps

An Introduction to Global Market Trader | PL: 483  Category: Training | Comments (0) 2010-01-13 10:08:06 An Introduction to Global Market Trader - Free 5 day Live Trading Room Trial Good Morning Forum Members, Thank you firstly for taking the time to read my post and I hope you are able to benefit from the information and content we provide moving forward or possibly even take advantage of our highly successful FX Live Trading/Training rooms. My name is Shane Fry and I’m one of the Directors of Global Market Trader. I am also a full-time trader who is passionate about the Forex markets and teaching new traders how to become successful trading Forex. Just by way...   Tags: Forex Live Trading/Training Room, FX Trading Eduction, Coaching & Mentoring, trading systems   Member: Shane Fry | 31 Snaps

Forex Trading System: Choosing between Mechanical and Discretionary Systems | PL: 34  Category: Training | Comments (0) 2009-12-09 07:46:37 Natural size Forex Trading System: Choosing between Mechanical and Discretionary Systems There are basically two types of Forex trading systems, mechanical and discretionary systems. The trading signals that come out of mechanical systems are mainly based off technical analysis applied in a systematic way. On the other hand, discretionary systems use experience, intuition or judgment on entries and exits. But which one produces better results? Or more importantly, which one fits better your trading style? These are the answers we will try to answer on this article. We will first...   Tags: Mechanical Systems, Discretionary Systems, trading systems, trading signals, rules   Member: Maria | 9 Snaps