Many traders let panic, greed,
fear and pride influence their trading decisions and they often lose
money because of their emotions.
A trading system eliminates these problems by generating objective trading
decisions on a consistent basis. Trading systems allow the trader opportunity
to "trade smart." If you’re looking at a specific trading system, Zaner
can help. We have extensive experience with all types of trading systems,
and we pass this experience on to the trader through our FREE system
review process. For those traders interested in a newly released or developed
system, Zaner evaluates the system from a trader’s perspective: investigating
and understanding the system’s parameters before the trader invests actual
capital. Whatever your objective is, Zaner’s pledge is to help match
traders with the trading system that best correspond to their risk and
reward profile.
Featured Third-Party Systems
- Trade Angle Systems (TAS)
TAS is a group of futures, equities and options traders with over 50 years of experience in the industry. They are a former CBOT and CME member proprietary trading firm. TAS now primarily focuses on automated trade signals in the 4 major US Indices, US Treasury Bonds, Gold & FOREX.
The TAS Trade systems are a way to follow along with real-time trading at its best using TAS' proprietary indicators,which include the Market Map indicator into the Prop Package for very high probability setups.
- Time Charger
Joe Krutsinger's flagship program that has been tested on all available historical data -- ESPECIALLY for the Russell 2000 mini daytrade market. This strategy has 3 variables and is based on the same math that is the basis of the famous Richard Donchian system and the Turtle system. Joe has put a "little English" or twist that keeps in the market less than 2% of the time! This system also allows you to add your own trailing stops, or percent stops.
- AXIOM Index
A swing-trading system released in April, 2004, and designed primarily for the emini Nasdaq (NQ), S&P Midcap (eMD), and Russell 2000 (eRL). The premise for AXIOM is that true trends are usually the result of the confluence and mutual confirmation of several trends of different periods. It is a trend-following channel breakout system that enters after a breakout or retracement from the main trend. Filters are used to winnow out periods with too much or too little volatility. Because AXIOM was developed to trade several indices, it is less subject to over-curvefitting, the bane of trading systems, and its real-time performance indicates the success of this approach.
- AXIOM Long Term
A position-trading system released in April, 2004, that trades a wide variety of commodities. As the name implies, its primary logic is much like that of AXIOM Index. Three recommended portfolios combine domestic and international markets, with the latter uniquely comprising about half of the portfolio.
- Impetus
A trend-following daytrading system that trades the emini Russell. Originally released in early January, 2003, Impetus was designed to trade the S&P. However, with the reduction in intraday range volatility to pre-1997 levels, it made sense to look to more favorable market environments. Without any changes to its logic, Impetus was found to work particularly well on the e-mini Russell 2000, which has taken over the index volatility leadership. Since the Russell is an entirely out-of-sample market, this, along with the actual performance, provides verification of the robustness of Impetus. Impetus looks for late-session breakouts and retracements, trading only the last two hours of the session.
- Delphi Universal
The latest offering from TradingVisions. Released in September, 2005, Delphi is also a trend-following channel breakout system that enters after a breakout or retracement from the main trend. What makes Delphi unique from almost all other trading systems is its ability to successfully trade both intraday and daily data from a wide range of markets and sectors, attesting to a high level of robustness. Two of its best markets are the S&P Midcap (eMD), and Russell 2000 (eRL). As a swing-trading system that holds positions overnight, it is able to capture more extended moves, circumventing the limitations of lower intraday ranges.
For more information on any of these systems, or for one not listed, call us at: 1-800-621-1414.
Third Party Systems were NOT developed under the supervision of Zaner Group, LLC and are not in any way endorsed by Zaner Group, LLC.
Trading systems may involve an inappropriate level of risk for prospective investors. THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING COMMODITY FUTURES AND OPTIONS CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL INVESTORS. Prior to purchasing a trading system from any system vendor or investing in a trading system with a registered commodity trading advisor or representative, investors need to carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for them in light of their own specific financial condition. In some cases, futures accounts are subject to substantial charges for commission, management, incentive or advisory fees. It may be necessary for accounts subject to these charges to make substantial trading profits to avoid depletion or exhaustion of their assets. In addition, one should carefully study the accompanying prospectus, account forms, disclosure documents and/or risk disclosure statements required by the CFTC or NFA, which are provided directly by the system vendor and/or CTA's.
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