MultiCharts webinar recorded

Here is the link to the live recording of the webinar which took place on March 1, 2012. On the page that appears please scroll down to the event listing for March 1, and click the Play button to the right or simply click the link. This will open a simple registration form and then the recording will be available.

MultiCharts partnership

EDGESENSE is proud to announce its partnership with MultiCharts — the leading automated trading platform which supports numerous brokers and ECNs. We are going to continuously support any solutions which involve usage of this powerful product.

MultiCharts is a complete trading software platform for professionals. It offers considerable benefits to traders, and provides significant advantages over competing platforms. It comes with high-definition charting, dynamic portfolio-level backtesting, EasyLanguage support, genetic optimization, and 300+ strategies and indicators. Take the 30-day free trial now or read more about Multicharts.

fxEDGE.pro to gain over 100% in 2011

We are proud to announce that our leadership institutional product fxEDGE.pro has gained 115% in 2011 (January 3 to December 22).

fxEDGE.pro is a fully automated black box system for spot fx. It trades major currency pairs and can be scaled to allocate larger amounts (up to 100M). It is used by private investors and institutions of various net worth.

Trading as religion. Part 1: traders.

Capital management in general is usually considered as one of the most conservative and dangerous activities, thus implying that every player in this game were skeptical, logical and careful. Criticism seems to be crucial for success. Traders are commonly understood as smart people with advanced knowledge in mathematics, physics, economics and other sciences. Investors are wise, reluctant, estimating all risks and chances, and diversifying. They all aim to maximize profits, minimize losses and thus trade according to a plan. From what is said so far it would be obvious to conclude that the both groups must have strong logical thinking – to devise the plan and to follow it. However it is very interesting to observe that both groups mostly have strong religious mindset instead of logical. In this modest essay we will consider the religions of traders. The religions of investors will be subject for another research.

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EDGESENSE to partner up with Enrico Malverti

EDGESENSE•NET is proud to announce the new partnership with Enrico Malverti. Mr. Malverti is a quantitative analyst and trading systems developer for hedge funds and bank treasuries, and team leader for Private & Consulting Sim SpA, an Italian Consultant Society that is responsible for advising various Sicav funds. He is author of several books on automated trading and money management, one of which is being translated into English (forthcoming). Expert in C# and eSignal Formula Script (Javascript), he has been also  Consultant of the automated platform Wide Trader.

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Use of Multicharts for automated trading: experience

From time to time I am asked about the solutions I use for automated trading of client accounts. I have decided to briefly describe one of them as it may be interesting as perhaps the most cost-effective and rapidly deployed solution.

Multicharts is the advanced technical analysis package which has originally been developed as a substitute for TradeStation. It features full implementation of EasyLanguage which makes porting TradeStation codes a snap — and this feature alone could be a good reason to use it. EasyLanguage allows for rapid trading strategies development as it is very close to natural language and its syntax is very straightforward. Of course there are limitations, most of which arise from the procedural nature of EasyLanguage, and partly from binding of a strategy to a single chart, but its simplicity is too attractive to refuse to give it a try. Maybe later I will write an essay about EasyLanguage advantages and drawbacks, but it is not within the scope of this article. Continue reading