Fractal Finance Plug-in for 2000i We put the power of institutions into the hands of the individual. Fractal Finance is a completely new way of looking at the markets. Fractal theory uses highly-advanced mathematical principles to identify patterns in price and volume data that otherwise appears completely random. Each day, the markets generate enormous amounts of data. Previously, much of this information looked meaningless. With Fractal Finance however, this data is rich in telltale signs. Using advances in fractal mathematics, Fractal Finance can identify trends that are just beginning to form. Quant Trade has been monitoring advances in fractal research for many years. These exciting developments have allowed us to create Fractal Finance. By forecasting trends before they begin, Fractal Finance gives you the edge that only a handful of traders have. You do not need experience in Technical Analysis or programming. Fractal Finance does this automatically, and then gives you a detailed Commentary that is easy to read and understand. The experienced trader will find Fractal Finance an incredibly powerful tool for creating trading systems. The easy to use mnemonics make programming new Experts, System Tests and Explorers a breeze. Step by step instructions walk you through experiments and offer ideas for new trading systems. How does Fractal Finance work? Fractal Finance for TradeStation uses a combination of indicators to forecast the direction of any emerging trends. The primary indicators include a money flow indicator, immediate trend (we also look at the here and now), Fractal pivot points, The Fractal Dimension Index, The Fractal Finance MACD and Market Rhythm Indicator. You have the power to display paint bars, show me, strategies, indicators, a commentary, back testing, optimization and host of other features. Combine our Fractal Finance indicators with your personal favorites to create new templates. If experimentation is not your game, simply use Fractal Finance right out of the box. To learn more about the TradeStation version, click on the Guide Book link below. NOTE: Fractal Finance 3.0 for 2000i is virtually identical to the same product for TradeStation 6.0 and greater. |
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