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Trading Systems That Work
If you’re an investor looking for trading systems that work then please take a moment to look into the Relativity Trading System.
Posted on Oct-20-2010
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347
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Point of Sale (POS) Systems Protect and Manage Your Payment Transactions
Almost everything in this world is computerized these days. There is no harm in going digital anyways since it has so many time and cost saving benefits attached to it.
Posted on Oct-11-2010
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319
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How to Capitalize on your Project Finance?
To get to know more about financing your project through capital from a bank you need to know first what are the basic elements of carrying out such a complicated and interwoven procedure to eventually deliver maximum returns.
Posted on Oct-11-2010
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360
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Mortgage Payments-How to keep up with them?
You’ve got the dream house that you’ve always wanted to own. Everything’s hunky dory until the time, you have to start with your mortgage payments.
Posted on Oct-11-2010
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432
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The Charm Behind Antiques and Collectibles
Imagine holding an object that has been in existence for over a hundred years and has passed several hands, before it has reached yours! Fascinating, isn’t it? That’s the beauty of antiques.
Posted on Oct-11-2010
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309
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The Conundrum of Small Managed Futures Accounts
I recently scanned a Commodity Trading Advisor database to look at the typical minimum account sizes for managed futures accounts. I found minimum account sizes ranging from as low as $25,000 to as much as $25 million.
Posted on Oct-06-2010
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348
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A Trading Systems Start Trade Report
Somebody once asked me, “If you had to decide about a trading system by only looking at one performance report, which report would you choose?” My first reaction was that this was a silly question.
Posted on Oct-06-2010
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279
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Choosing a Managed Futures Investment
Over the last seven years, investment in professionally managed futures has more than quintupled. According to hedge fund tracking firm Barclays, assets under management rose from approximately 41 billion dollars in 2001
Posted on Oct-05-2010
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558
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Day Trading Systems
I am often asked about day trading systems. Usually what I'm referring to are stock index systems (E-minis & S&Ps etc).
Posted on Oct-01-2010
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424
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Robust Trading Systems
With computers as powerful as they are today it is easy to optimize a trading system causing it to look exceptional, but an optimized system is not a reliable system.
Posted on Sep-22-2010
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413
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Managed Futures Choosing a Commodity Trading Advisor
Over the last seven years, the amount of money invested in managed futures has more than quintupled! According to hedge fund tracking firm Barclays, assets under management rose from about 41 billion dollars in 2001 to more than 219 billion dollars today!
Posted on Sep-21-2010
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327
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The Managed Futures Small Account Conundrum
I recently scanned a Commodity Trading Advisor data base to look at minimum account sizes for managed futures accounts. I found minimum account sizes ranging from $25,000 to $5,000,000.
Posted on Sep-18-2010
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427
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Trading System Position Sizing
Position sizing is determining HOW MANY contracts to trade when a trading system gets a signal. It is one of the most powerful and least understood concepts with many traders.
Posted on Sep-18-2010
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390
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Notionally Funding a Trading Systems or Managed Futures Account
When an investor looks at the performance of a trading system or Commodity Trading Advisor, one of the most significant statistics is what the required minimum account size is.
Posted on Sep-16-2010
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313
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The Small Futures Account Conundrum
I recently scanned a Commodity Trading Advisor Data base to look at minimum account sizes for managed accounts. I found minimum account sizes ranging from $25,000 to $5,000,000.
Posted on Sep-13-2010
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286
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The “Hot” Trading Systems Trap
I was recently scanning some performance databases of various trading systems and CTAs and noticed that almost all the tracking services have some form of a “hot list”. These were usually a list of the best performing systems or CTAs over a given period. The typical time frames for measuring performance were usually 30 days, 90 days and a year.
Posted on Sep-09-2010
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