The Key Daily & Intraday Trading Systems Version 5 contains a total of nine short term trading systems listed below.

1. Robust Repeated Median Velocity System
This System finds the Velocity of N bars using the modern robust regression mathematical techniques called the Repeated Median Slope. If the Repeated Median Velocity(RMV) is greater than the threshold amount vup the system buys. If the Repeated Median Velocity is less than the threshold amount -vdn the system sells. The RMV is made into a super fast DLL. This DLL allows the System & Indicator to update in real time and makes optimization of the RMV system quick. "The Robust Repeated Median Velocity System" was presented in the Oct/2004 issue of Active Trader Magazine. A description of this system can be found on page Robust Repeated Median Velocity System

2. Least Squares Acceleration™ System
This System finds the Acceleration of the N bar Least Squares 2nd order polynomial line. A super fast algorithm for the least squares acceleration of the 2nd order polynomial curve is used that avoids floating point overflow and cuts the computation time by 80%. If the acceleration is greater than the threshold amount aup the system buys. If the acceleration is less than the threshold amount -adn the system sells. "The Acceleration System" was presented in the July/2004 issue of Active Trader Magazine. A description of this system can be found on page Acceleration System

3. Least Squares Velocity System™
This System takes the Velocity of the N bar Least Squares straight line. If the velocity is greater than the threshold amount vup the system buys. If the velocity is less than the threshold amount -vdn the system sells. "The Velocity System" was presented in the July/2003 issue of Active Trader Magazine. A description of this system can be found on page Velocity System

4. Next Bar Forecast System™
This System takes the Least Squares straight line on the last N bars and projects the line out to the next bar. These next bar projections are connected into a next bar curve. The system then follows this next bar curve and generates it's buy and sell signals from the percent changes the curve moves from curve local lows and highs. This system was presented in the May/98 issue of Stocks & Commodities "Surfing The Linear Regression Curve With Bond Futures" and "The Next Bar Forecast System" presented in the May/2003 issue of Active Trader. A description of this system can be found on page Next Bar Forecast System

5. The Polychromatic Momentum System™
This new system takes unique combinations of many momentum time divisions to create it's buy and sell signals. The Polychromatic Momentum System was presented in the November/2002 Active Trader Issue. A description of this system can be found on page PolyChromaticMtm System

6. The Maximum Likelihood Range System™
This new range based system uses a variable lookback period based upon a maximum likelihood range to generate it's buy and sell signals and reduce the false signals. The Maximum Likelihood Range System was presented in the March/2003 Active Trader Issue. A description of this system can be found on page MaxLkHdRge System

7. The Noise Channel Breakout System™
This is the Noise Channel Breakout System that was presented in the April/98 Stocks & Commodities Issue and in the September/2001 issue of Active Trader. A description of this system can be found on page Noise Channel B/O System

8. The Noise Channel-2 Breakout System™
This system improves the Noise Channel Breakout System adding another parameter for better performance. The Noise Channel-2 Breakout was presented in the October/2001 Active Trader Issue. A description of this system can be found on page Noise Channel 2 B/O System

9. The 2-P Next Bar Forecast System
The 2-P Next Bar Forecast system is a 2nd order polynomial Least Squares System that extrapolates the next bar's value and can react much faster to price changes than the Least Squares t+1 system above. A super fast algorithm for the 2nd order polynomial avoids floating point overflow and cuts the computation time by 80%. The 2-P Next Bar Forecast System was presented in the December/2004 Active Trader Issue. A description of this system can be found on page 2-P Next Bar Forecast System

All systems are orientated to short term trading in all bar ranges from 1 tic, to 1 min bars to daily bars. These systems can even be used on P&F charts. All of the systems have been walk forward tested either on daily data or intraday data.

In addition each system has it's exact duplicate in indicator form which is displayable on the price chart so that the user can visually see how the buy and sell signals occur.

For further information, please contact:

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