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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

New Evaluation in the NeverLossTrading Alerts



NeverLossTrading Alerts: How else would you know, which assets have institutional attention, so you can trade along with their moves?
In our aim of striving for putting you in the positions for being a profitable financial market investor/trader; constant research and production of tools, which help you to be the trader you want to be, are our essentials. 

We are proud to announce advancements to the NLT Stock Alerts. 

In the past, we filtered and evaluated potential trade-setups based on risk (per se the negative outcome); thinking positive, the following change was made to the NLT Stock Alert/Report:
The column “Risk Evaluation” was change into “Odds Evaluation”.

What is the difference?

The odds evaluation considers the strengths of the NLT-Signal to conclude the positive price-move to target, based on historic performance (conservative calculation), and puts the potential risk, weighted with the probability for failure, in relation to it; formulating, what we call the “Odds Ratio”.
 
With the NLT trading systems, we want to trade when the Odds Ratio is above 1.5:1, and in your favor. We call this situation “Acceptable”. When the Odds Ratio is below 1.5:1, we call the trade setup “Risky”

In case the odds ratio is above 2:1, we feel that we found a “Favorable” situation and above 3:1, a “Strong” trade setup.

As always, our alerts are no trade recommendations, they formulate NLT signal congruence and in addition, computers have no eyes and we ask you for a chart evaluation on your own.
Never be late for a trade: NeverLossTrading Alerts
 
There are several Alerts for day traders, swing traders and long-term investors: You have the chance to sign up for a free for one-week of alerts/reports. 

Check out if this is for you: NeverLossTrading Alerts

Good trading, 

NeverLossTrading

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