Trading Environment


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	------------------------------------------------------- Trading Environment ------------------------------------------------------- Trading Environment Once you establish an automated portfolio manager it is easy to monitor price, volume changes and current events. It is up to each investor to establish their own trading environment and to establish acceptable ranges of tolerance for each item in the trading environment. General recommendations cannot be made because each investor is different. Any account may experience different results depending on factors such as timing of trades, account size and many other variables. Once you are a member, a chart illustrating the performance of each week’s selection is made available to you. The trading environment contains the following conditions: The goal is to preserve capital and to make small amounts of profit as the stock cycles through a range bound pattern. Simulated trades of each stock in the research information are conducted through the Microsoft Money Central Portfolio Manager. A simulated trade consists of 100 shares only when the stock price is greater that $23.00. When the stock price is between $5.00 and $22.99 a simulated trade is configured not to exceed approximately $2,000. Simulated trades are made using Buy and Short Sell transactions only. A Stop Loss of 3% is computed for each stock. At the end of each day the closing price of each stock is compared to the purchase price of each stock in the portfolio. Adjustments downward are not made. For example, a purchase price of $10.00 would have a stop loss price of $9.70. If at the end of the day the closing price is $9.75 the stop price of $9.70 is not changed. Adjustments upwards are made. For example, a purchase price of $10.00 would have a stop loss of price of $9.70. If at the end of the day the closing price is $10.43 a new stop loss of $10.12 is computed. As long as the closing price is moving up a new stop loss is computed. Eventually the price will fall below the Stop Loss and the position will be closed. Want to learn more? Join now! Back \| Range Bound \| Continuation \| Strategies \| Practice Trades \| Performance \| Cancel \| Options \| Useful Links \| \| Order Now \| Return Home \| Home Business \| Digital Economy \| Sign In \| Disclaimer \| Training Center \| FAQ \| What's New \| Contact Us \|