The Trading Trend Quantifier
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The trading trend quantifier will enable you to select three highestprobability,
profitability trading vehicles from a series of possible
candidates. The screens help you find the securities' momentum
acceleration points. Momentum acceleration points represent the
highest probability for success for the day trader, microtrend
trader, or position trader. This point is the optimum entry or exit
point for different time frames. Momentum acceleration points are
of utmost importance, as they are the beginning of major trend
runs, both positive and negative. I think it is extremely interesting
that the entry point giving the highest probability for success is the
same for an investor as it is for a day trader. This fact seems to have
totally escaped the vast majority of day traders. You have to screen
for momentum, and not just any momentum. You want to identify
the momentum acceleration points specific to each stock in your
database.
The trading trend quantifier allows you to further analyze the
candidates by allowing you to score them based on reward-to-risk
ratio, trend strength, high-probability entry or exit, and sector
strength. The best way to understand this process is to follow an
example from beginning to end.
The trading trend quantifier will enable you to select three highestprobability,
profitability trading vehicles from a series of possible
candidates. The screens help you find the securities' momentum
acceleration points. Momentum acceleration points represent the
highest probability for success for the day trader, microtrend
trader, or position trader. This point is the optimum entry or exit
point for different time frames. Momentum acceleration points are
of utmost importance, as they are the beginning of major trend
runs, both positive and negative. I think it is extremely interesting
that the entry point giving the highest probability for success is the
same for an investor as it is for a day trader. This fact seems to have
totally escaped the vast majority of day traders. You have to screen
for momentum, and not just any momentum. You want to identify
the momentum acceleration points specific to each stock in your
database.
The trading trend quantifier allows you to further analyze the
candidates by allowing you to score them based on reward-to-risk
ratio, trend strength, high-probability entry or exit, and sector
strength. The best way to understand this process is to follow an
example from beginning to end.