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I just took a look at their website. It is a good-looking software. I'm just wondering how mechanical it is. I see that it has an audio signal alert feature, but what exactly does this signal alert one to? Is it a full-blow trade, or is the alert just tied to one of the system's indicators?

Care to be a little more specific?:confused:

Looks interesting, but there doesn't seem to be any way to evaluate it without trying it out. Is a beautiful trading interface a cover up for a poor system?

I believe this guy used to go under the name of Hans Hannula. He has a highly unusual approach to trading, based on the phases of the moon. I couldn't make head or tail of his charts, but he claims 58 consecutive months in the black for his S and P advisory. I don't know how anyone could...

This guy is selling an on-line course on trading the S and P e-mini, based completely on price action and no indicators. Anyone know anything about him? Any experiences, etc.? The web address is www.tsunami-trade.com

Has anyone had any experience with this collection of talking indicators for TradeStation? Is anyone familiar with the software developer, John Bonin? Web address is www.talkingtools.com

I'm going to assume that since you're selling all these indicators, they didn't help you in your trading. I have given them a long look at his website (www.roykelly.info) and they certainly look good in theory. I'd be curious to know how they worked out for you in practice.

I'm wondering if you could explain the relationship, if any, between Dave Johnston's Market Auction methodology and Market Profile, which seems to have its own unique set of technical indicators and terminology.

Thanks for your reply. From the name one would think that there must be some connection to Steidelmeyer's work, but I confirmed with the vendor that this isn't so. Also, the distinctive way that price gets recorded in Market Profile is totally absent from this system. There is a video at...

Just curious if anyone is familiar with Dave Johnston's Market Auction Theory System (MATS) that he teaches for trading the various e-mini markets (www.eminidaytrader.com) This is unrelated to Bill Duryea's Institute of Auction Market Theory, which people on this forum generally seem to like.