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Monday, 11 February 2008
What Is a Trading System?
A trading system is simply a group of specific rules, or parameters, that determine entry andexit points for your trade. These points, known as signals, are often marked on a chart in realtime and will prompt you to pull the trigger.Here are some of the most common tools used to construct a trading system-1.Chart Patterns2.Moving Averages3.Stochastics4.Oscillators5.Relative Strength6.Bollinger Bands7.Elliott WaveOften, two or more of these forms of indicators will be combined in the creation of a rule.For example, the MA crossover system uses two moving average parameters, the long-term andthe short-term, to create a rule:AdvantagesSo, why might you want to adopt a trading system?It takes all emotion out of trading - Emotion is often cited as one of the biggest flaws ofindividual investors. By cutting down on these human inefficiencies, system traders canincrease profits. Apart from going through lot of strategies in this site so that you can constructyour own Trading System, I am also devoting lot of space in psychology of trading, without whicha trader can simply not succeed.It can save a lot of time - Once an effective system is developed and optimised, there is little tono effort necessary on the part of the trader. Computers are often used to automate thesignal generation.Developing an effective trading system is by no means an easy task. It requires a solidunderstanding of the many parameters available, the ability to make realistic assumptions, andthe time and dedication to develop the system. However, if developed and deployed properly,a trading system can yield many advantages. It can increase efficiency, free up-time and,most importantly, increase your profits.

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