Murray Ruggiero
Sponsor
For a
limited time only, we are blowing out three of our most popular products for up
to 70% off. For only $39.95 each, you can get the products
below:
until July 8, so act now before the prices go up by up to
70%!
Elliott
Wave Counter Bundle: System, User Functions, and Indicator
This
package is a fully disclosed and open-source simple system as well as a library
of functions and indicators that enable you to identify Elliott Wave sequences
3, 4, and 5. For reference, a classic Elliott Wave is shown below:
Written
entirely in EasyLanguage, the functions and basic system contained within this package follow a basic premise:
code is entirely open-source meaning that you can actually look at it and see
how it is going about identifying these waves. You can then run use this code to
either integrate into your own systems or backtest the example system provided
within this package to see how Elliott Waves work.
At $39.95, this is
probably
the
best deal that we have ever offered on this
site!
Using
EasyLanguage 9.x Book
Affectionately and formerly known as "The
Putt Book", Using EasyLanguage is the definitive resource for learning
TradeStation from the pros who actively
trade.
The
majority of professional and individual traders use some kind of trading
software on which to base their strategies. With over 100,000 users, the most
popular trading software today is TradeStation, published by TradeStation
Technologies. While this software is favored by many, TradeStation's computer
language can be confusing, especially for the novice. “Using EasyLanguage 9.x”
is the new and highly updated version of several earlier editions familiarly
called “the Putt Book.” Previous editions were aimed at earlier versions of
TradeStation (4.0 and 2000i) and were each best-selling TradeStation books.
Sunny J. Harris author of "TradeStation Made Easy!: Using EasyLanguage to Build
Profits with the World's Most Popular Trading Software" edited this book as well
as wrote it's foreword.
Using EasyLanguage 9.x begins with basic concepts,
leading you through learning TradeStation’s programming language, EasyLanguage.
The book adroitly winds you into more and more intermediate topics, ending with
several advanced topics, such as using text functions to place text on charts,
drawing objects, activity bars, and probability maps. Whether you want to code
your own ideas or to modify code and concepts you have found in magazines and
books regarding TradeStation, this book is a must have.
This
book is being offered on our site for the cheapest you will find it anywhere -
$39.95. Pick it up before the 8th when it goes back up to its
regular
price!
Optimal
F Software
Optimal F is a statistical method that helps calculate
optimal money management techniques when traders have an "edge" over the market.
It was used by Larry Williams during the Robbins' World Cup exploits in
1987.
Entirely open-source and fully disclosed, you can take a look at
Optimal F to learn more about market conditions. Note that we are not big fans
of using Optimal-F in trading. It can cause you to go broke quickly. The theory
is predicated on a normally distributed outcome of wins and losses. Trading is
well known for its leptokurtic distribution. That means it has long tails. These
tails are problematic for Optimal-F computations.
However, with that said, it
can be used to compare systems because the higher the f values the better the
system. You should also look at f over time, large changes in optimal f, means
that the underlying statistical distribution of trades are changes which would
be a warning sign that market conditions are changing.
Therefore, you can
think of Optimal F as a basic sanity check for the market conditions to ensure
that they are continuing to be stable. This can be very useful when you are
running a TradeStation system and you want to have a general indication if the
market conditions have changed and you might want to consider turning off the
system temporarily, or if the market conditions are the same and you should
leave the system running.
For $39.95,
this
software is another great example of TradeStation code and also a really good
general purpose utility that every user should have in their TradeStation
library! It is a great example of accessing trade statistics and using
arrays in TradeStation.
limited time only, we are blowing out three of our most popular products for up
to 70% off. For only $39.95 each, you can get the products
below:
- Elliott Wave System and Counter: This product contains a fully-disclosed system and Elliott Wave counter.
- Using EasyLanguage 9.x Book: Learn TradeStation the easy way with this powerful
book written by TradeStation experts. - Optimal F Software: Originally used by Larry Williams to win the 1987 Robbins'
World Cup, this bundle contains the function plus a very simple trading strategy.
until July 8, so act now before the prices go up by up to
70%!
Elliott
Wave Counter Bundle: System, User Functions, and Indicator
This
package is a fully disclosed and open-source simple system as well as a library
of functions and indicators that enable you to identify Elliott Wave sequences
3, 4, and 5. For reference, a classic Elliott Wave is shown below:
Written
entirely in EasyLanguage, the functions and basic system contained within this package follow a basic premise:
- Go long when we enter wave 3.
- Go
long when we transition from wave 4 to wave 5. - Re-enter the long position if
we go from wave 5 to wave 3. - Exit when the Elliott Wave Oscillator (also
included within this bundle) retraces back to zero.
code is entirely open-source meaning that you can actually look at it and see
how it is going about identifying these waves. You can then run use this code to
either integrate into your own systems or backtest the example system provided
within this package to see how Elliott Waves work.
At $39.95, this is
probably
the
best deal that we have ever offered on this
site!
Using
EasyLanguage 9.x Book
Affectionately and formerly known as "The
Putt Book", Using EasyLanguage is the definitive resource for learning
TradeStation from the pros who actively
trade.
The
majority of professional and individual traders use some kind of trading
software on which to base their strategies. With over 100,000 users, the most
popular trading software today is TradeStation, published by TradeStation
Technologies. While this software is favored by many, TradeStation's computer
language can be confusing, especially for the novice. “Using EasyLanguage 9.x”
is the new and highly updated version of several earlier editions familiarly
called “the Putt Book.” Previous editions were aimed at earlier versions of
TradeStation (4.0 and 2000i) and were each best-selling TradeStation books.
Sunny J. Harris author of "TradeStation Made Easy!: Using EasyLanguage to Build
Profits with the World's Most Popular Trading Software" edited this book as well
as wrote it's foreword.
Using EasyLanguage 9.x begins with basic concepts,
leading you through learning TradeStation’s programming language, EasyLanguage.
The book adroitly winds you into more and more intermediate topics, ending with
several advanced topics, such as using text functions to place text on charts,
drawing objects, activity bars, and probability maps. Whether you want to code
your own ideas or to modify code and concepts you have found in magazines and
books regarding TradeStation, this book is a must have.
This
book is being offered on our site for the cheapest you will find it anywhere -
$39.95. Pick it up before the 8th when it goes back up to its
regular
price!
Optimal
F Software
Optimal F is a statistical method that helps calculate
optimal money management techniques when traders have an "edge" over the market.
It was used by Larry Williams during the Robbins' World Cup exploits in
1987.
Entirely open-source and fully disclosed, you can take a look at
Optimal F to learn more about market conditions. Note that we are not big fans
of using Optimal-F in trading. It can cause you to go broke quickly. The theory
is predicated on a normally distributed outcome of wins and losses. Trading is
well known for its leptokurtic distribution. That means it has long tails. These
tails are problematic for Optimal-F computations.
However, with that said, it
can be used to compare systems because the higher the f values the better the
system. You should also look at f over time, large changes in optimal f, means
that the underlying statistical distribution of trades are changes which would
be a warning sign that market conditions are changing.
Therefore, you can
think of Optimal F as a basic sanity check for the market conditions to ensure
that they are continuing to be stable. This can be very useful when you are
running a TradeStation system and you want to have a general indication if the
market conditions have changed and you might want to consider turning off the
system temporarily, or if the market conditions are the same and you should
leave the system running.
For $39.95,
this
software is another great example of TradeStation code and also a really good
general purpose utility that every user should have in their TradeStation
library! It is a great example of accessing trade statistics and using
arrays in TradeStation.