Market Analytical and Trading Software
The Accumulator
reads the tape in 4 different ways to identify specific patterns that are used to predict reversals or breakouts in trading ranges. The Accumulator will tell you when they're selling into the highs or buying into the lows. This is called divergence and it is a powerful reversal signal.
The Accumulator was designed for day trading 1-minute ranges, but it is equally effective for swing and longer term trading. For example, the Accumulator predicted the top in Apple in September 2012 that led to a 26% decline. Read about this in "Studies"in the Accumulator section of the website.
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The Accumulator now tracks
Algo trading programs and Dark Pools !
The Delineator
was designed to predict and measure the strength of the overall trend in the market. It operates on 3 time frames so that both traders and longer term investors can benefit from its use.
Investors holding broad based ETF's will want to look at the Primary Delineator. The 5 minute Delineator and its Model Trading Strategy is suitable to those seeking short term trades.
The Delineator provides a framework underwhich to understand and anticipate overall market direction.
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The Delineator Journal
is written throughout the trading day to help Delineator and Accumulator users get the most from their software. Posts are made as trading signals are generated and important setups identified. Think of the Journal as a trading coach looking over your shoulder to help you use the programs.
The Delineator Journal is also a great way to get a free look at our software, especially the Accumulators, plus a Closing Read commentary.
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HFTAlert Text & Email Alerts
High Frequency and algorithmic trading systems have changed the behavior of the markets, making them much more volatile and more easily subject to manipulation. While the longer term direction of markets has not been affected, for traders there is no question trading has become more challenging.
Knowledge of these systems and how they affect trading during the day is information that active traders need.
I monitor the levels of algorithmic activity during the day and make posts on Twitter and StockTwits when I see activity that is important to note. I watch for 'Capper' spikes and "Long Duration" program trading. Both of these are important because 'Cappers' usually define a high or low during the day, and long duration programs are evidence of large scale buying or selling by institutional portfolios.
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