Success in the markets is not about instinct, divine inspiration or spontaneous intellectual combustion. It is about intelligent data processing, sound method and the management of risk and resource that is both effective and adaptive to change.
News is created and then, like trade, it follows the sun around the world. Sometimes such news can cause the trade in certain instruments to exhibit out-of-sequence trade volumes and abnormal local price volatilities. Knowledge of such situations can equal opportunity for the astute investor.
At some other times and in the absence of any discernible, relevant news, certain other markets will exhibit these same unusually high trade volumes and local price volatilities. This is another kind of opportunity – one where something is going on, but not as many people know about it.
Whether there is news or not – at any point in time, among the thousands of financial instruments traded around the world there is a small subset that exhibits these unusually high relative trade volumes and/or local price volatilities.
ScanSet 2.0 is designed to sort though any list of equity, ETF, futures or currency symbols to help the alert trader find just these same situations of higher than normal relative volume and out-of sequence local price volatilities. Know WHAT to Trade Today. Trade what is hot and not trade what is not.
Indicator Pack 1.2 is a set of trade decision support tools based mostly on order/money flow analysis that can help with the HOW and WHEN part of the WHAT, HOW and WHEN to trade equation.
The Market Heads-Up Display (HUD) is an expression of a new technology to enhance the visualization and utilization of real-time market data. The intelligent processing of multiple data streams from multiple intra-session time frames presents information on relative volumes, trade bias, scalp price reference points and order/money flow analysis from in at least six time frames. The HUD graphic is a colorful, intuitive look at the internals of trade in the micro time frame.
Information = Equity
These tools, individually or collectively are not a trading system. They are designed to provide information that the astute practitioner can combine with his own information and methods to produce practical trade decisions.
