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Trading Calculator | Fibonacci Calculator | Pivot Point Calculator

Do You Trade Stocks, Options, Forex? Want To Know How YOU Can Gain An Advantage? You Can Now Own This Easy-To-Use Professional Trading Software To... Time Both Your Entry and Exit For Minimum Risk Maximum PROFIT!!! Click here for a quick video overview (Opens in a new window - close the window when finished)
So let's go through these pro tools one at a time... Swing Calculator The calculator is used to project your Entry Point, Stop Loss, Profit Target, Your Gain/Profit, number of points to your Entry Point and the number of Units/Lots to place.
Enter the figures...  S1 = Is the first swing price  S2 = Is the second swing price  S3 = Is the final swing price Acceptable Loss is the amount you're willing to lose. The Spread is the difference between the Bid and Ask or the Pip spread in a currency pair. After pressing Calculate you'll be presented with your... 1) Entry Point: This is the ideal entry price. 2) Stop Loss: Where to place your Stop Loss if entry price is reached. 3) Target: Your profit target and possible exit price level. 4) Gain: The amount you will win. 5) PTS To Entry: Number of points to your Entry Price. 6) No Of Units: How many units/lots/contracts you can place based on the information you've provided. The Swing Calculator can be used on any time frame from 5 minutes up to a Daily, Weekly or Monthly time frames.
Full details on how to Swing Trade are in the comprehensive manual which accompanies the Trader's Calculator software

Risk-Per-Trade Calculator One of the principles of risk management is the 2 percent rule. The rule states that no more than 2 percent of a total portfolio should be lost on any individual trade. The 2 percent rule is designed to limit a trader?s losses while preserving capital. It's powerful insurance because it provides a trader with a number; you know before you enter a trade how much you can afford to lose. Applying this principle, a trader can afford to be wrong numerous times and still live to see the next trading day. 1) Enter the Percentage amount of your account you wish to risk on the trade, from 1 to 5. 2) Enter your total capital in the Account Value box. 3) Then you enter your chosen Entry Price. 4) And finally enter your chosen Stop Loss price. After clicking the Calculate button. you'll be shown the Position Size. This is the number of contracts/lots you can purchase based on the information given. You shouldn't even be trading without first knowing what your risk reward ratio is.

Fibonacci Up: Calculations made for an UP trend. 1) In the Retracement Levels area, enter the LOW point 1 in box A and the ?present? HIGH point 2 in box B. Then click the Go--> button. You will then be given all the possible retracement levels where the prices may bounce back UP from. Details on how to recognise the reversal patterns at the Fibonacci retracement levels are in the comprehensive manual which accompanies the Trader's Calculator software. 2) In the Projection Levels area, enter the LOW point 1 in box A and the ?HIGH point 2 in box B, then the ?present? LOW point 3 in box C. After clicking the Go--> button, you'll be shown all the possible Extension Levels to where the price may rise to before meeting resistance and stalling.

Fibonacci Down: Same as the above but calculations are made for a DOWN trend.

ATR: Average True Range The Average True Range is a measure of volatility. If the ATR is rising, then you know that the volatility is rising. In which case you may wish to stay out of the market depending on your trading method and time frame. Basically if the volatility rises, then your STOP placement becomes more expensive because it's wider. The ATR information can be used in the following ways: 1) Where to place a Stop Loss order. Many traders use the ATR for setting their stop losses. 2) To signal as to when a 10 day HIGH or LOW has occurred. The program automatically highlights when this event happens. This information can be used either for CHANNEL/RANGE traders, or for TREND following traders who use 10 day highs and lows for entry and exit signals.   How to profit using the ATR is revealed in the manual which accompanies the Trader's Calculator software.

Next Day's Projected High and Low This calculator uses a formula to forecast the next day's trading range of your chosen financial instrument. A basic set up could be as follows... Assuming a LONG/Up trade: You draw a simple trend line under the market you're trading or use a Simple Moving Average or Exponential Moving Average as a visual guide. If the trend is up, you enter on the LOW figure which the calculator gives. This ensures you enter in the direction of the current trend and not against it. Your 'potential' profit target is the HIGH price the calculator gives. Another use for the Projected High and Low is for trading Barrier Range bets in Bet On Markets. How to use the Projected High and Low for profitable set ups is revealed in the trading manual which accompanies the software.

Pivot Points Pivot Points are used to determine critical price and support/resistance levels. The general idea is to sell when R1 or R2 price level is hit, and buy when S1 or S2 price levels are hit. This of course assumes that you also have confirmation signal. A Pivot Point is the price at which the direction of price movement changes. It is calculated using data from the previous trading day. By looking at the high, low, and close, you can calculate the next day's pivot point as well as support and resistance levels. You simply enter the previous day's Open, High, Low and Close price and the levels are automatically created.   Note that the ATR, Projected Low and High, Pivot Points are all calculated together on one line. This means that you get an instant guide for any convergence of price levels. Example: if the Projected High is at the same level as a Resistance level in the Pivot Point calculation, and it's also at a possible Swing High then you can be more confident of entering (or exiting) the market. You would just wait for a simple reversal pattern to confirm your analysis.   Full details on recognising reversal patterns are provided in the comprehensive manual which accompanies the Trader's Calculator software.

OB/OS ? Overbought/Oversold Indicator What's the best position to take in a sideways market? When a balance exists between buyers and sellers, the balance is reflected by stationary or, at least, sideways price movements. The market may be up in the morning and down in the afternoon and close just about unchanged. On such days an overbought/oversold indicator will reflect this by registering a neutral reading of say 50 percent. Because the lack of market direction provides no clue to subsequent price action, you have to look elsewhere for a clue as to which way prices are headed... higher or lower the next day. We teach you a simple and unusual way to use this indicator which is highly profitable when a sideways market has been identified the day before. Needless to say it can't be revealed here.

Camarilla Equation As you can see there are TWO Camarilla calculators. This is because one is the standard formulae and the other is a proprietary formulae which some companies charge a monthly fee to use. Hence you can own it yourself and save $1000s a year on subscription fees. Camarilla (1) Camarilla (2) So what is Camarilla? Just input the Open, High, Low and Closing price of your chosen market, then click the Calculate button to obtain the price levels for the following day. The Camarilla Equation tells you the High and Low range for the next day. It also shows you the possible turning points and the breakout levels. The most important of these being the H3, H4, L3 and L4 levels which are used to gauge the likely retracement and break-out points. The main way to use Camarilla equation is to wait for price to approach L3 or H3. When it does, it's expected that the market will reverse at those levels. So a position is opened (against the trend) and a protective stop loss is placed outside the L4 or H4 level. A reversal candlestick pattern is all that's needed to give confirmation of a turning market. (Candle reversal patterns are included in the manual which accompanies this software.) RoadMap This was the most complex of all the formulas to put into a workable calculator. It's based on WD Ganns Square of Nine formula. And if you know anything about Gann then you'll understand how difficult this was to accomplish. However I have to say that the results are truly astounding!!! We include free with the Traders Calculator, scanned PDF documents of Gann's original 'How To Trade', and his 'Mathematical Formula'. Two truly fascinating books. And we do hope that once you've read some of his material you'll appreciate just how difficult it was to create a calculator which simplified the process. I'll give you a basic idea: You input prices, which can be a high, low, close or price range. You then input the number of Trading Days and/or Calendar Days. Then, after you click the Calculate button, you will see if price and time have squared. In the trading manual which accompanies our software, we show you some amazing real life examples which prove just how incredible the Road Map is. We'll show you how to predict, well in advance, the days, weeks and even months where the turning points of a market are likely to occur. Also where the support and resistance levels will stall the market. These you will know days in advance. They can be used for possible entry points in a trend (should you have missed the initial entry signal). The Road Map will increase your level of trading confidence to such a high degree that you'll realize that you've been trading blind for all this time. No other software or indicator can possibly match what the Road Map can do. They're simply not in the same league! Order Information As you obviously recognize the value of using a scientific and carefully calculated approach to reduce risk and maximize profits (otherwise you wouldn't have read this far) then this is exactly what you've been looking for. Once you own this software, you'll wonder just how you ever managed to trade without it. In fact you shouldn't trade without it. To place your order and download the software/manual immediately...Click Here

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