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OmniTrader 2007 |
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The methodology behind OmniTrader is rather simple, it makes evaluations based upon a series of observations. These observations are inherent in every market and is the basis of OmniTrader's functionality: 1. Each security has a personality. |
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Now, imagine that you knew which trading systems worked best with each type of market personality. You would have a significant advantage over other traders, you would simply trade those systems which performed the best for each securities personality. This brings us to observation number 2. 2. Trading Systems can be suited to particular personalities. Don't be fooled by these claims, it is well known that certain trading systems will perform better in different market conditions. An old saying "All ships rise during a rising tide" may falsely boost a trading systems results when in fact the market as a whole was performing well. As an example, with the internet boom of the late 1990's the market was reaching new highs everyday, it just didn't seem like it would ever stop, such is a boom. During the boom it was hard not too make money, many newcomers to the trading arena started trading with good results because (unbeknownst to themselves) the entire market was making new records everyday. Gathering false confidence, many of these "new" traders took risks and trades at the top of the boom only to lose the majority of it after the boom ended. This brings us to observation number 3. 3. Personalities change and you need to keep up. Now is when you trade, not in the past. With this in mind can you assess the personality of each security in order to make a trading decision tomorrow? Not very easily. OmniTrader automates the whole process. Read on the learn more about using this methodology to beat the market. |
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