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Trading System
The trading system consists of a series of trading rules which are accommodated for different markets. The processed data will be transmitted into the trading system and its running program, measuring the relative strengths of the buying/selling signal and momentum. Based on the momentum we set our short term and medium term target prices. With the continuous update of the market data, the trend signal will make correction at the same time so that the investors can easily manage the direction in the ever-changing market and make prudential trading decisions.
Buying/Selling Signal
Every buying/selling signal sent by Analytics on-Demand is based on the statistical results obtained from the trading system which is developed by m-FINANCE. We utilize the historical and real time trading data to estimate the best time for buying/selling, covering the shorts/longs and measure the support and resistance level, target and stop prices. No matter where they are, the buying/selling signal can reach the subscribers through the mobile telecommunication network and help them analyze the market from the real time data.
The Trading System's Building Indicators
- Increasing the profitability potential
Optimize the trading strategies to increase profit.
- Considering the daily maximum drawdown
It means the uppermost investment needed for the selected trading strategy (not for margin account). The lower the better.
- Balancing the profit distribution of longs/shorts
The profit distribution should correspond with the market condition during the testing periods. For example, the profit should be mainly from shorts in the bear market and mainly from longs in the bull market.
- Increasing the profit factor (Gross profit/Gross loss)
It measures the profit from every dollar invested. The higher the better.
- Measuring the commission on trading system building process
It refers to the brokerage fee for the execution of the selected trading strategy. The lower the better.
- Considering the slippage of the orders
It means the slippage between practical buying/selling orders and theoretical orders. It can be decided only in practical trading. The slippage can lower the buying price at one time while raise the buying price at another time.
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