Affiliates VantagePoint Intermarket Analysis Software
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— VantagePoint Intermarket Analysis Software
VantagePoint Intermarket Analysis Software, created by world-renowned trading software pioneer Louis Mendelsohn, forecasts Stocks, Futures, Forex and ETF markets with up to 80% accuracy*. VantagePoint combines intermarket analysis and predicted moving averages to generate consistently accurate trend forecasts that give you the confidence to take trades at the right time and keep you from missing out on great trading opportunities.
It’s no longer good enough to perform technical analysis on just one market at a time, or to “eyeball” what related markets are doing. Why risk losing your trading capital, missing out on big moves, or getting into or out of trades at the wrong time?
Let’s face it, today’s futures trading is a whole different ball game than it was back in the 1990s! Now, you are taking unnecessary risks if you restrict your analysis to a single futures market’s past price history, no matter how much strategy testing you do or how many single-market technical indicators you look at. Today, we feel the best way to help identify trading opportunities in the markets on a consistent basis and to protect your capital is to incorporate intermarket analysis into your trading strategy.
John Murphy, in his book Intermarket Technical Analysis sums it up: “To ignore these interrelationships is to cheat oneself of enormously valuable price information. What’s worse, it leaves technical analysts in the position of not understanding the external technical forces that are moving the market they are trading. The days of following only one market are long gone. Technical analysts must understand the impact of trends in related markets all over the globe. Trying to trade the markets without intermarket awareness is very dangerous”.
An Actual VantagePoint Example
Many traders prefer to look at VantagePoint’s charts to see the forecasts. Let’s take a look at an actual VantagePoint chart to see how easy it is to interpret. In the chart below (an actual example from VantagePoint), the predicted moving average (the blue line) is compared with the actual moving average (the black line). When the two lines cross, VantagePoint is indicating a change in the market’s trend. When the blue line crosses above the black line, the market is expected to trend up. When the blue line crosses below the black line, the market is expected to trend down. It really is that simple.
I n the Silver example, the market has moved up about 207 cents.
207 cents = $10,350
(About 28 Trading Days)
When the blue line crossed above the black line, VantagePoint predicted the market to trend up.
The Neural Index at 1.00 also indicates an expected up trend.
An actual example from VantagePoint
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*VantagePoint accuracy statistics were computed on out-of-sample price data when trained using neural networks for version 7.0.
About Market Technologies
Founded in 1979 by Louis B. Mendelsohn, the prominent technical analyst and trading software pioneer, Market Technologies Corporation was the first trading software developer in the financial industry to provide strategy back testing capabilities in trading software for personal computers with its introduction of ProfitTaker Futures Trading software in 1983. The result was the emergence of a multi-million dollar trading software industry based upon Mr. Mendelsohn’s trading software and technical analysis concepts.
Building upon his achievements as a pioneer in technical analysis, Louis Mendelsohn recognized early-on that the emerging globalization of the world’s financial markets would permanently alter the scope of technical analysis and its application to the financial markets. As a result of that, in the mid-1980s he focused Market Technologies Corporation’s research efforts on the development of intermarket analysis software, rather than continuing to minimize its usefulness due to a single-market analysis approach. By doing this, the linkages between related global financial markets could be quantified and their influences on one another determined. This breakthrough in technical analysis thereby allowed traders for the very first time to have access to highly accurate market forecasts based upon these intermarket linkages.
For more information visit www.tradertech.com