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This page allows you to study different SmarTrading performance options.


 How is it being done?


SmarTrading operational algorithm processes the real stock exchange data for the past years. Mechanical trading system calculation results depend on several conditions (duration of the system use by a particular trader, number of users per trading day, stock portfolio amounts, number of financial assets per portfolio, trading equity amount).

The entire set of trading scenarios offered is illustrated in the table below. The table displays how trading efficiency depends on the two key trading strategy parameters as entered in SmarTrading – trading equity amount and number of assets in portfolio. Trading period was the same for each scenario and covered January 3, 2000 to November 19, 2002. There were 100 traders in each scenario.


(*) Initial sum of investments
$10000 $25000 $50000 $75000
1 Trading system return, one stock, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, one stock, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, one stock, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, one stock, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks.
3 Setting number of assets recommended Trading system return, three stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, three stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, three stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks.
5 Setting number of assets recommended Trading system return, five stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, five stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks. Trading system return, five stocks, NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX stocks.
(*) Number of financial assets in portfolio

Each table cell shows appropriate "average" trader charts. When you press any chart additional window opens displaying similar charts for the "worst" and the "best" trader, and trader distribution for the selected scenario. There are nine such windows total.


 Note 1


SmarTrading is one of the few mechanical trading systems taking into account trader influence on each other. When working with SmarTrading, the situation when traders who invest the same amount, find themselves trading identical stock portfolios, thus reducing each other’s yield, while increasing trading risks at the same time, is practically impossible.


 Note 2


Using SmarTrading cannot guarantee daily earnings by trading results. Existence of a method providing for hundred-per-cent winning probability makes stock market trading absurd; if nobody loses, where will the money to compensate winning traders’ risk come from? Think about it.


The aim of SmarTrading is to increase probability of your winning daily. It is being made at the expense of other traders who are not using SmarTrading.


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