In this episode, we have a look at how our algo can define support and resistance levels and then trade using that information. We start by building an idea that will identify support and resistance levels and look to trade when a breakout of those levels occur and then trail it.
Apple surges to all-time highs, Is it the catalyst behind the US500 uptrend?
The tech giant Apple has achieved an extraordinary milestone by becoming the first company in history to reach a market valuation of $3 trillion.
With its stock price soaring to all-time highs, many investors are wondering about the potential impact on the broader market.
This raises the question: Could Apple's remarkable performance be a driving force behind the ongoing uptrend in the US500 index?
In this episode our trader Rey, will walk through the characteristics of the Bill Williams Market Facilitation Index Indicator and show you how you can use this in your own trading.
Bitcoin climbs, Testing Yearly Highs. What's next?
As Bitcoin experiences a remarkable surge, pushing its value to test the yearly highs, market participants eagerly speculate about the sustainability of this upward momentum.
The market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic as analysts analyse various factors, including market trends, institutional interest, and regulatory developments, to gauge the potential longevity of Bitcoin's recent climb.
In today’s episode, our Trader Charles creates a function that measures the angle of a moving average by looking at the percentage in which it has moved over time. This can help determine the strength of the markets and can be an extra filter to find trends or consolidation areas in the markets.
SPX Surges and DAX Hits Record Levels. As the US jobs market continues to demonstrate its strength, market volatility is noticeably on the rise. The recent upward momentum in the SPX and the DAX reaching all-time highs raises the question: Could this heightened volatility be indicative of an impending larger breakout in the near future?
In this episode, one of our senior traders Nathan takes a different twist on finding different extremes of the market and being able to trade them efficiently. Nathan also builds a symmetrical trading model that looks good on its own, but even better when built into a portfolio.
https://vimeo.com/835665142?share=copy We recently built the first part of Scott Welsh model to be shown at the 2023 Algo Trading Conference, tested it and this is what it looked like. Get…
in this episode, our Trader Rey will walk through the characteristics of the Accelerator Indicator and show you how to use this to identify trend direction and automate it for your trading.
Our In-house Systems Building Workshops are back in 2023! Last Saturday, we hosted our In-house Systems Building Workshop at our head office. In this workshop, traders learned how to build their…
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