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Dear TopGun Software Users: We are pleased and excited to introduce you to our leading edge trading platform. This new software will help you identify profitable trading opportunities faster than you have ever been able to before. In just a few seconds, TopGun Software will show you how to scan the market to find high probability trades. Very quickly you will see that we have solved many of the annoyances you may have with other trading platforms. You no longer have to click symbol after symbol to look at all the stocks in your list or scan. We automatically link up to the top 20 stocks to your charts. As the symbols in your scans or quote sheets change the charts automatically update. So just sit back and relax and wait for high probability trades to come to you. Many traders tell us they just don't have enough screen real estate to show everything they need to look at so put in a layer feature that can multiply your workspace by 4X times. Create a layer for long trades and another for shorts, or have a layer that shows all of the index and sector charts. The applications for this technology are as limitless as your imagination.
Click Here to go to our software download page and obtain our latest version. Then click the Install button and when finished you will see two new icons on your desktop.
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Chart | Click on our Chart button to load and configure a new chart. |
Quote | Click on our Quote button to load a quote sheet of your favorite stocks. |
HotList |
Click on our HotList button to find some of the best trading stocks. |
Load | Click on our Load button to open a saved workspace. |
Save | Click on our Save button to save your workspace. |
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How to Layers to Multiply Your Trading Workspace
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Layers 1 through 4 - TopGun Software offers up to 4 layers to put your charts, quote sheets or hotlist scans. When layer is out it is visible, when pushed in it is off. The last layer you show may cover an existing layer. Many traders use layers to see more charts, watch the same symbols in different time frames, or have sector charts up for an occasional glance. You can also setup layers to separate the types of trades you do, ie one for long trades and another for shorts. |
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Example 1: All layers are visible | |
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Example 2: Layers 1 and 4 are visible - Layers 2 and 3 are hidden. | |
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Symbol | Enter the symbol of the stock you would like to see in the chart. |
Bar Size | Select the intraday time frame (Most common are 1, 3, 5, 15, 60) or select Daily,Weekly, or Monthly |
Bar Type | Select which type of chart you would like. Many people find on white background charts, the candles look better when you frame the candle. If you choose this option, make sure to change the candle wick to black or some other dark color. |
Filter |
Select this to have us remove abnormal prices from the chart. Unselect if you would like to see exactly what the data provider sends. Many stocks have bad ticks and we recommend leaving Filter selected. |
Grid Lines | Here you can select or unselect horizontal and vertical grid lines from the chart. Last Price Line draws a horizontal line at last traded price horizontally across the chart. |
Scaling Options |
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Style | Use this option to select previously saved chart styles. All chart styles you save will be visible when you click the drop down box. |
Window Size | This option lets you select the exact size of your new chart in pixels. This allows you to perfectly size charts to fit your monitor. For example if you have 1600 x 1200 resolution you can put sixteen 400 x 300 charts on your screen or nine 533 x 400 sized charts. |
Window Layer | You can select which layer you wish to put this chart. If you select a layer which is not currently visible you will not see this chart until you turn that layer on. |
Max Refresh Rate | This lets you set how frequently each chart will refresh. The default is 250ms which means the chart will update 4 times a second. If you have a slow computer or have up more than 30 charts you may want to set this to 500 - 1,000. If you experience CPU issues, changing this from 250 to 500 will cut CPU usage in half. |
OK | Click OK when you are ready to load a chart with your desired settings. |
And below is an example of what your chart
will look like in black or white (candles framed) Now Click Here to see how to add studies and indicators to your chart. |
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How to Modify an Existing Chart
Here is an example of a stock we found using our Above PT zone list and high
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Right Click in chart to bring up
Settings Dialog box as seen
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Chart Settings | Select Chart Settings to add studies and indicators, adjust symbol, type, grids, scaling, and filtering of chart. Click Here for descriptions of available studies and indicators. |
Space Between Bars | Determines how many pixels are between each bar (1 to 6). You may also hit the + (Plus) or - (Minus) keys to zoom in and out. |
Bar Width | Select Bar Width to increase or decrease the width of each bar or candle. (1, 3, 5, or 7 pixels) |
Set Hotlist Rank Option | If chart color (circle in upper right hand side) is any color except black you can automatically link symbols from hotlists to your charts. The hotlist must also be same color. Click here for more information. |
Set Window Layer | To move this chart to another layer select 1, 2, 3 or 4. Please note if the layer you send this chart to is hidden the chart will disappear until you make that layer visible. |
Refresh Chart | Downloads data again and will get rid of bad ticks if you are using our bad tick Filter. |
Load Style | Quickly load a previously saved chart. Many traders use this feature to flip to charts with different indicators. |
Save as Style | Once you put all of the indicators you want on the chart you can save this chart to a chart style to make loading additional identical charts quick and easy. |
Save as File | This allows you to take a gif screenshot of your chart and set the DPI. Use 72 for web use and 300+ DPI for Print. |
Delete Window | Select Delete Window to get rid of chart. You may also click the square box in the top right. |
Chart Shortcuts | |
Change Symbol | To change symbol on a non multilinked chart simply select chart by left clicking with mouse, type in the new symbol you want and press enter key. |
Change Time
Frame + Zooms In - Zooms Out |
To change the time frame on your chart enter a number for an intraday chart. For example to change above chart to a one minute chart select the chart by left clicking on it, type 1 and press enter key. To Select Daily chart press the period key and d. To Select Weekly chart press the period key and w. To Select Monthly chart press the period key and m |
How to Setup, Modify or Delete Chart Studies
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Chart Settings - Lets you adjust the chart's settings. Add Studies - Lets you add studies and indicators to your chart. Adjust Studies - Lets you modify or delete studies and indicators. |
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Add Studies | Definitions of our popular Indicators and Studies |
Balance Point Histogram |
This fantastic tool shows a histogram of how far this trading
vehicle is above or below where the avg trader has a position. If it
shows positive (green) then it has a higher chance of going up than down.
If it is negative (red) then it has a higher chance of going down than up. |
Balance Point Line |
This amazing tool is one of the best guidelines for trading.
It shows where the average trader has a position. This is useful in
that if current price is above the Balance Point Line than it has a higher
chance of going up than going down. The Daily Line is today's average
price. The Continuous Line is the average price for the number of days
you have on the chart. Both are very useful and key areas of support
or resistance. Also the closing value of the Daily Line for the
previous day is useful. If above this price then those who shorted
yesterday on average are losing money and are likely to buy and add upward
pressure on the instrument. If today's price is below then those who
are long from yesterday are on average losing money and are likely to add
more selling pressure. |
Balance Point Sectors and Indexes Continuous
Option Draw Ticks lets you also Num Days lets you set |
These groups of tools are not available
in any other trading package. We actually find the Balance
Point Line in all of the stocks that makeup the Sectors (Banks, Biotech,
Drugs, Housing, Oil, Retail, Semi, Tech) and Indexes (S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, and
Russell) and show you on a weighted basis how much above or below balance
each sector or index is. This is an extremely predictive tool.
For example if you are trading the S&P or using it to predict market
direction and to know whether to buy or short stocks today you can watch the
Semis, Tech, Biotech, Drugs, Banks, and Retail Sectors. The Semis and
Tech often lead the rest of the market.
How to use this tool to make more money trading: On gap days it is often difficult to know if the market will continue in the direction of the gap or reverse and close the gap. This tool is especially useful on these days. If the market gaps up for example and you see the majority of Balance Point Sectors going negative it is an early warning that the market is likely to go down. If you watch the main 6 sectors listed above and 4 are up (green) and 2 are down then the odds are that the market will continue higher. If half are positive and half are negative then the market can go either way and you should trade cautiously. This This tool can use hundreds of symbols so use sparingly if you have a data feed with a low symbol count.
Example In the chart above you can see in the
morning on the left of the chart 4 sectors were weak in the morning and the
Semis which often lead the market were weak. The Biotech and Banks
went positive and the market drifted up but as they shifted down and all
sectors were below their balance point levels the market trend strongly
down. This is NOT a time to try to buy bottoms, when all the major
sectors line up there are almost always nice trends that follow. The
next day all sectors are showing some weakness and then Semis, Tech, Biotech
and Drugs shift up and the market rallies. While Banks and Drugs don't
go much above balance the Biotech sector and Semi are fairly strong and
cause the market to continue higher. |
Bollinger Bands |
Bollinger Bands are volatility based bands used to help identify situations where prices are too high, or too low, on a relative bases. When prices reach or rise above the upper band, they are too high. When prices reach or drop below the lower band, they are too low.
Bollinger recommends using a Simple 20 period moving average, and with bands at 2 standard deviations. |
Buy / Sell Pressure |
This proprietary indicator analyzes EVERY trade, similar to
reading the tape, and shows whether traders are aggressively buying or
selling. It is one of our most useful indicators. It shows, for
example when stocks that are going up are being bought or sold. If
being sold it is unlikely that the stock will keep going up much further.
Traders should look to get out of their longs or consider going short.
Conversely stocks going down with buying increasing are likely to find
support and rally. We also suggest using this indicator on the futures to help time your stock trades. We also give you the ability to set the size of the trades you want to analyze. For futures it is important to watch traders that trade 100 lots and higher. They do MOVE the market and this tool lets you see inside of a typical price bar. You will frequently see down bars where the large institutional traders are BUYING. This gives you advance warning that the low may soon be formed. Stay cautious but look to buy the bottom. Conversely at highs you will frequently see large traders selling heavily at the highs. This is an early warning that the uptrend may be over! Example: The chart below shows our Buy / Sell Pressure indicator on the S&P eminis. It is set to show trade size over 99, the world's largest traders which move the market. As you can see on the bottom left the market is going sideways and the large traders are for the most part not participating. Markets tend to not move much or chop around when institutional traders are not buying or selling. You can see that around 12:30 there is some selling coming in by the big traders and by 1pm heavy selling starts and lasts the rest of the day driving the market down significantly.
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Buy/Sell Pressure Sectors and Indexes |
This amazing indicator actually shows you how much buying and
selling there is during each bar. Available for S&P, Nasdaq, Dow and
Russell and major Sectors (Semi, Biotech, Tech, Drugs, Banks, Retail,
Housing, Oil) |
Chandelier Stop |
This is one of the best exits for trend following traders to
use to know when to exit their trades. It uses each instruments
volatility and trails the movement very nicely and usually can catch 70 to
80%+ of the move.
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DMI / ADX Trend |
When DI+ crosses above DI- this signals an up-trend and
reverse for downtrend. The ADX value signifies the strength of the
trend. Typically ADX trends over 25 are the most tradable. |
Linear Regression Line Number of Bars How Deviation1 Default 1 Deviation2 Default 2 You may create the Standard setting is C)lose If you want to base the |
This very useful indicator lets you clearly see the trend
(Linear Regression Line) and creates standard deviation bands above and
below the regression line. Our Linear Regression indicator is
different from other trading platforms in that we let you scroll back over
past data and see what it would have looked like at the time. This
helps you find settings for the time frame you trade that works best.
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MACD |
Developed by Gerald Appel, MACD (Moving Average Convergence
/ Divergence) utilizes various exponential moving averages of closing prices
to generate buy and sell signals. Exponential moving averages assign greater
weight to the most recent price data and therefore are more sensitive to
current price movement than simple moving averages. MACD consists of a
Differential Line and a Signal Line. The Differential Line is constructed by
measuring the difference between two exponential moving averages, typically
a 12- and 26-period. The Signal Line is a 9-period exponential moving
average of the Differential Line values. Buy signals are generated when the
Differential Line crosses the Signal Line from below while sell signals
occur when the Differential Line crosses the Signal Line from above. |
Money Flow Index |
The Money Flow Index creates a ratio of Positive Money Flow and Negative Money Flow over time and scales it to a number between 0 and 100. The Money Flow Index value can be used to evaluate overbought and oversold conditions in a security where the index moves above or below a certain reference level (TopGun Software defaults to 80 for overbought and 20 for oversold). Divergence between MFI and the price direction can also be
indicative of a reversal. If price is trending higher and MFI is decreasing
over that period, a market top may occur. Likewise if price is
trending lower and MFI is increasing over that period, a market bottom may
occur. |
Moving Average |
The Moving Average is one of the most used Technical
Indicators. It is simply an average of closing prices over time and
can be used in many ways. Many traders mostly use it to determine the
trend of a security. If the moving average is sloping up, the stocks
trend is up. If it is sloping down, the stocks trend is down.
Traders also use the Moving Average as support and resistance. Often a
stock will come right up to, touch, and then move away from its moving
average. The moving averages most often used are 20, 50, and 200
period. |
NYSE Volume NASDAQ Volume |
This unique indicator not found in other trading platforms shows you visually how much buying vs. selling is occurring during each time period. It gives you confidence to trade with the trend and also know when the trend is most likely to reverse.
Example: In the chart above you can clearly see how
much buying vs. selling is happening. Notice on the left that the
market gapped up. Traders have trouble trading gap days because often
they reverse and "Fill the Gap". This tool clearly lets you see that
during the first 30 minutes that there is about 4 times more buying than
selling. It's VERY clear that the market is going higher. |
Parabolic SAR |
Parabolic Stop and Reverse was introduced by J Welles Wilder. The Parabolic SAR is a trend following indicator that is designed to create a trailing stop. This is a point that follows a prevailing trend, giving a possible value for a stop loss that is far enough away from the original trend to avoid being stopped out. It moves with the trend, accelerating closer to price action as time passes.
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Pivot Moving Avg |
Most moving averages use the closing price. This moving average uses the average of the high, low and close. |
Pivots |
Floor Trader Pivot Points are
support/resistance levels used by Professional Traders. The pivot
(White Line) is the average of the previous day (H+L+C)/3.
Professionals use these as support/resistance and as a method for deciding
which direction to trade. Above the pivot look for long trades, below
for shorts. |
Previous Day's High/Low |
This study puts up the previous day's high and low which are
can be excellent areas of support or resistance. Many traders also use
these to time breakouts or breakdowns and use as logical places to place
stops. |
Probability Bands |
This proprietary study is available ONLY on TopGun Software advanced charting. It is based on each stocks volatility which changes each trading daily. These Probability Bands indicate the price levels that have the highest statistical probability of reversing intraday. The first band is the 65% probable high/low, then 80%, 88 and the last one is the 95% probable high/low for the day.
Example: In the example above you can see the low of
the day is the 65% probability band. The next day the 95% probability
band is the approximate high of the day. This tool is very useful for
finding high/probability low risk entries and good profit targets for
exiting. |
PT Trend Oscillator | This proprietary study is also only available in TopGun
Software advanced charting. It is based on advanced statistical
functions and can be used to determine overbought or oversold levels. |
RSI |
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a popular price momentum oscillator developed by J. Welles Wilder and introduced in his 1978 book New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems. The RSI oscillates in a range between 0 and 100 representing a comparison of the magnitude of a stock's recent gains to the magnitude of its recent losses. There are several ways to use and trade using the RSI. Overbought / Oversold Divergence Crossing the Center Line (50) |
Spread |
Spread Traders can now plot the difference
between their favorite statistically correlated stocks. |
SquatBar |
Squat Bar is a proprietary indicator only available in TopGun Software. It uses volume and volatility to find low risk, high probability reversal signals.
Example: In the above example you can clearly see that
most squat bar signals cause a reversal. This is especially useful in
combination with our other support/resistance indicators such as pivots,
volume profile, trend reversal, certain moving averages, range projection,
previous day high/low. |
Stochastics |
Stochastics is a momentum or price velocity indicator developed by George C. Lane. Stochastics measures the position of a stock compared with its most recent trading range over the period specified (Raw K period). Specifically, it measures the relationship between the closing price of a stock and its high and low during a specific number of bars (minutes, days, weeks, etc). As a stock price rises, the closing price tends to be closer to the extreme highs of the stock, and as prices fall, the closing price tends to fall closer to the extreme lows. This raw stochastic value is called Raw K. The Raw K is then smoothed with a simple moving average (using the Fast D period specified) to produce the Fast D. A second simple smoothing can then be performed on the Fast D to produce the stochastics Slow D value. Stochastics values indicate overbought and oversold regions.
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Three Line Break | One of our most useful indicators, the Three Line Break chart helps traders accurately determine
the current direction of the trend and alerts them when and at what price the trend
is most likely to change. For more information on
3 Line Break charts click here. |
Trend Reversal | This is one of our most useful indicators and finds when
the trend is most likely to reverse.
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Volume Histogram | Our Volume Histogram shows you the volume of shares traded
on each bar and plots the avg volume for that bar of the day. This
lets you immediately see whether volume is significantly above or below
average. Trends on high volume are more likely to continue.
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First click the T on the top right side of the chart. Our drawing tools will Open as you see below. Click the T again to close the tools when you are finished. To add just one Line or Trend Line Simply mouse over the tool you want and it will turn Blue and allow you to add the Line or Trend Line. When you are finished it will return to the previous tool selected. To add multiple Lines or Trend Lines This time left click on the Line or Trend Line tool. It will turn Red and this means you can add as many Lines or Trend Lines as you wish. When you are finished left click on the Crosshair tool and click the T again to exit.
Right clicking on the line or ray will bring up the options of (Delete,
Duplicate and
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How to Link Charts with Hotlists and Quote Sheets
How to MultiLink™ Multiple Charts with Hotlists
This
is a tremendously useful feature. It lets you watch up to 20 charts based
on the results of your hotlists. You choose how
you filter and sort your hotlist, and our program automatically puts the top
stock into Chart #1, the next stock into Chart #2,
and so on. No more having to spend your entire day clicking from stock to
stock to find the best trades. Now the charts
and the trades come to you!
In the above example you can see we have setup 4 charts to
automatically update as the hotlist updates and is sorted. SSYS is
the top stock and gets placed into Chart #1, CYD is the next stock and goes into
Chart #2 and so on.
To Set this feature up your charts and hotlist must have
the same
color. In the above example we choose red for all charts and
HotLists.
To setup MultiLink ™ simply select a chart by left
clicking on it, then right click within that chart, left click on
Set Hotlist Rank
Option
and then select 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.
Once you resort your list or the stocks change the charts
AUTOMATICALLY update. Just another feature we've created to help
make trading easier and less stressful for our traders.
How to Use Our Advanced Quote Sheets
Available Quote Sheet and Hotlist Fields | |
Symbol |
Ticker Symbol View Our Symbol Guide |
Last | Last price traded |
Net | Change from previous trading day's closing price |
Net % |
Shows percentage each stock is from the last trading day's close, color coded with our heat map technology to let you quickly see the strongest and weakest stocks each trading day. |
Net Opn | Change from current trading day's opening price. Very useful to sort on. |
%Vol |
One of our most powerful features. Shows you which stocks are trading at their highest relative volume. It is no coincidence that the stocks UP and DOWN most are the ones with the LARGEST VOLUME. Our indicator updates in real time throughout the trading day, helping you to find the best trading candidates early on in the trading session. |
TotVol | Total Volume for current trading day. |
PrvVol | Previous Days Volume. |
High | Current trading day's high |
Low | Current trading day's low |
Bid | Current Bid |
Ask | Current Ask |
Range% | This shows you where in today's range a stock is currently trading. If it is at its high or makes a new high it shows up as 100%, if it is at or makes a new low it shows up as 0%. This is a wonderful way to find stocks as they are breaking out or down. |
Rng30% | This very useful field shows you how far the stock has traveled this 30 min period compared to its statistical average. Stocks that move more than their average and on higher than average volume are likely to move further in that direction. Stocks that move more than their average on less than average volume are likely to reverse direction. Use in conjunction with Vol30% below. |
Vol30% | This field shows the stock's current 30 minute volume as a percentage of its statistical average volume. Higher volume is often associated with larger volatility moves. You can also use this field to find the most actively traded stocks. |
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![]() Chart brings up a new chart with that symbol. Get News allows you to view that symbol on various online news sites. Color Group Selection lets you either mouse over or click to send symbol to color linked charts. Set Window Layer sends this quote sheet or hotlist to Layer 1, 2, 3 or 4. Add/Delete Columns lets you choose which fields you want in your quote sheet / hotlist. Save as Default Layout lets you save the fields selected above as your default layout. |
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Add / Delete Columns allows you to setup which fields you want to see in your quote sheet / hotlist. You also have the option to save this as your default layout. Quote sheets and hotlists can each have their own default fields. Select the field you want on the left and click the --> button. To get rid of a field select it on the right and hit the <-- button. To change the order either grab field and click Up or Down or drag and drop from quote sheet / hotlist. |
How to Use Hotlists to Find the Best Trading Candidates
TopGun Software scans the entire market and delivers you stocks which fit into various categories such as most active, % Gainers / Losers, $ Gainers / $Losers, 52 Week Highs and Lows and many more. What differs in our software vs. all the others who have some of our lists is that we allow you to scan these lists and even your own lists of stocks to narrow them down into only the very best stocks; the ones that give you the highest probability of success. For instance, stocks that are going up on huge volume are more likely to continue going up. There are thousands of possible combinations with how you can scan stocks and find EXACTLY what you want to trade. |
Descriptions of Available Hotlists
Our hotlists provide you with some of the strongest or weakest trading candidates every day. Some are proprietary to TopGun Software and some are available on other data feeds and trading platforms. What makes our program so powerful is that we allow you to narrow these hotlists from 50 stocks down to the top 3 to 8 strongest or weakest stocks that you can actually watch. It is almost humanly impossible to keep track and watch 50+ stocks, but we can much easier watch a few and wait for the best times to buy and to get short. NEW: Our new hotlist filter lets you see IMMEDIATELY when one of your watched stocks breaks out of its first 5, 15, 30, or 60 min bar high or low. |
STANDARD HOTLIST | Picture Below shows some of our available hotlists |
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TopGun Software's software
lets you quickly analyze all of the major sectors and lets you quickly
find the strongest and weakest sectors and then which stocks in each
sector are most likely to continue their trends.
Our sector lists let you easily find the strongest stocks in the strongest sectors and the weakest stocks in the weakest sectors. This combined with the general direction of the market and our advanced % Volume filter ( lets you see only the stocks with 2 or 3 times above average volume ) gives you a huge trading edge. We explain specifically how to take advantage of sector rotation using our hotlist and filters in our trading manual you will receive once you sign up. SECTORS INCLUDED |
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Finds Strongest Long Candidates | ||
This workspace is designed to find long candidates and works well on all but the most down days. It helps you find the strongest stocks and filters out all stocks that have not broken out on BIG volume. This workspace automatically loads the top 5 stocks in the list into charts and as the stock names change so do the charts! | This workspace is designed to find long candidates and works well on all but the biggest down days. It helps you find the strongest stocks and filters out all stocks that have not broken out on BIG volume. This workspace automatically loads the top 8 stocks in the list into charts and as the stock names change so do the charts! | |
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1280 x 768 Workspace (Download Here) | 1600 x 1200 Workspace (Download Here) |
How to Login to Our Order Execution Software
First click the green TM icon on your desktop
which will bring up our Login screen above.
Enter your Username, Password, Account and the other information shown above.
How to Use Our Order Execution Software
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Our Open Positions
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You can view your UnRealized PnL using
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Order Execution Windows Take Up Less than 30% of One Monitor Screen Space! The above is an example of our charting
and order execution software on 1 monitor with 1600x1200 |