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Use the internet, teletext, historical price, news and financial data.
Everything potentially contains important information, so leave
nothing out, and take data from wherever you can find it.
Do not try to make sense of all this raw data yourself — you
will be drowning in a sea of confusion; to avoid severe information
overload, instead use the best data analysis and filtering algorithms
to extract, clarify, classify, fuse and ultimately predict price move
probabilities from all of the collected data. To do this, use the
strongest, best-of-breed algorithms gathered from the domain of hard
science; i.e., AI, signal processing, maths, statistics and
theoretical physics. Forget about the traditional folklore of
technical non-analysis.
Do your analysis using multiple, independent methods; corroborate
these. If they are in agreement, only then should you rely on them.
But once so, rely on them you should — forget about your
intuition and your hunches, especially your emotions and most
certainly, tips from the so-called experts.
Do your own analysis. Think in terms of probabilities regarding market
moves. Remember that exact prediction is impossible. Adjust
emotionally to this idea.
Use the full range of trading possibilities to wring the maximum
potential from your analysis — simply buying stock can incur a
lot of charges which will eat into your profit. Explore, for example,
contracts for difference (CFDs), spread betting, options trading. Use
online brokers to get the best prices. Build composite trades which
reflect your own appetite for risk, i.e., hedge or leverage.
Trading is far too difficult, confusing and complicated. Eliminate all
obstacles wherever they are found. Allow the user to do his business
from an attractive, intuitive user interface, provide him with the
right amount of tutorial material, all expressed in a straightforward
manner; explain the jargon; answer the common questions.
Reduce sophisticated, active trading to 5 easy stages:
- Get the data
- Analyze it
- Play the odds, when in your favour
- Make your trade
- Pocket your profit
Avoid anything at all which makes life more complicated than this.
For any trade you can make, of whatever complexity, you can simply
read from a graph the chance of achieving a given return. What you can
lose and what you can make are made explicit.
Less is more; we could have thrown everything in, but we didn't
— everything was considered, but frankly, much of the common
idiom founds in other software, we could not fathom the practical
benefit of, and so they were left out. We make no apologies for this,
and respectfully refuse to include anything which we find deficient.
Bear with us; in the end you will see the value of our way.
Our algorithms are drawn from hard science, and nothing at all to do
with the usual chartist rubbish. We give you probabilistic predictions
— so remember, behind the line, is behind the time.
Do your own analysis
Make your own trades
No-one will make money for you
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