Channelize your money using mechanical trading system to make huge profit

Over 95% of institutional money is now being traded using mechanical trading systems or fully automated algorithmic trading systems. Nearly 90% of Private home based traders use discretionary trading techniques. Approximately 95% of home based traders lose money in trading whilst most institutions make money in trading. The importance of these statistics should not be lost on any of us!


Our opinion at Pro-trader is that  we believe that home based traders are missing a trick if they do not at least look at mechanical trading systems or better still using fully automated algorithmic trading systems. This is especially the case when traders start trading the E-mini futures contracts.  So what is the difference between a discretionary trading system and a mechanical trading system. There are a couple of short videos on our website demonstrating the difference but essentially a discretionary trading system requires a degree of individual judgment in making the trading decisions whilst  mechanical trading systems use a set of formal mathematical rules such that it eliminates the need for all individual judgments on behalf of the trader. With discretionary trading systems individual traders using exactly the same trading system will often get different results depending on their personal interpretations of “the rules”. With mechanical trading systems all traders using the same system will get identical results with identical entries and identical exits - excluding any market slippage.


Fully automated algorithmic systems take this process to the next stage and automate the entire process so that the computer is buying and selling automatically in accord with the rules it has been programmed with. This type of trading has many many advantages for professional traders. For instance there are severe limitations for discretionary traders with respect to the number of instruments that they can trade at any one time whilst because algorithmic traders are neither analyzing the markets in real time nor placing the actual orders they can trade an almost infinite number of instruments at the same time.

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