1 Way Ticket to Profitable Trading

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Aug. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- You are closer than you think to become a master of the Financial Markets.

-       Stocks

-       Commodities

-       Currencies

-       Treasuries

Consider the following:

Risk Control

The most a trader/investor can control is the risk accepted in a trade.

Do you know the appropriate risk to accept when entering a trade?

Have you experienced, that you been stopped out even so the price moved in your direction?

If this happened, your risk tolerance was too narrow in respect to the natural price distribution of the asset traded. Best is when a computer programs measure the statistical volatility of an asset at the time unit observed, giving you a clear-cut approximation, where to put the stop- or trade adjustment level. In many cases there is no need to leave the trade, however, when the maximum risk level is touched, a trade adjustment is necessary, which can be released or enforced, depending of the continuation of the price development.

Did you experience small gains, small gains and big losses?

In this case, your risk tolerance is too wide and you face the danger to drain your account by either having no trade adjustment or stop level or an inappropriately wide risk tolerance, which is not in relation to the potential reward of the trade you entered.

Sounds more complicated than it is. The required risk levels can be found on your trade screen. Examples can be found at:

-       NeverLossTrading Concepts: Red Lines

-       TradeColor.com Concepts: Above the High/Low of the Trade Initiation Candle.

 

Defined Trade Goal

How to approximate the potential reward level of a trade?

Successful traders have a way to approximate how far the price will expand prior to retracing. However, most trading system have no way of estimating the potential price behavior of a trading instrument. NeverLossTrading and TradeColors.com are giving you a continues approximations of the expected price move at any time unit observed and for every asset class, considering the following statistical price behavior pattern:

-       65% likelihood of prices to retrace after the first price expansion move, giving you 50% less or no profits, even so the price moved in your direction.

-       75% likelihood of the price to retrace after the second price expansion move, threatening you for giving up 75% or more of the already reached profit.

Now, you might no more wonder, where the pattern of small profits, small profits comes from and if you knew, where those critical levels are, you would sure take bigger instead of smaller profits.

 

High Probability Trade Setups

Most trading systems focus on trade setups, with positive expectations. The question is why they still do not produce long-term profits for you?

By our studies, the wide variety of trade pattern- and standard indicator based trading systems have a probability of 54% to 57% to conclude a price move in the assumed direction. This manifests the positive expectation, however, we want to give you a short cut to making money trading: As a retail trader, you pay commissions, you experience slippage (bid/ask-spread differences) and you are prone to gaps or rapid price moves, hence, only if you find a trading system, which gives you an above 65% likelihood to conclude in the desired direction, without infringing the set risk level, then and then only will you be profitable as a retail trader.

 

Odds in Your Favor

Give yourself the ability to trade with the Odds in Your Favor, considering:

-       Risk

-       Reward

-       Probability for Success

See all this with the blink of the eye on your trading screen.

NeverLossTrading and TradeColors.com provide such systems. They are based on algorithmic trading with human interaction. Check out their performance and take the opportunity for a personal demonstration.