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Showing posts with label Cycle Analysis Forecast. Show all posts
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2013-04-26

About Trading Decision Support System TraDeSS-1

Trading Decision Support System TraDeSS-1 is for institutional traders and investors who deal with ETFs, commodities, and big-volume equities. It is a comprehensive and effective software to help finding the best trading opportunities, maximizing profitability using several predictive models with back-testing features, and optimizing algorithms by running simulations.


TraDeSS-1 is equipped with an advanced forecasting state-of-the-art system. The predicting can be done using nine forecast methods of different nature. Only one method, a combination of a few ones, or all together can be used. Each method is provided with back-test calculation to estimate the accuracy of forecast within the recent performance period. The back-testing computations play an important role if more than one method is selected. It allows assigning a weight to each method in a composed result; the weights are proportional to the ability of the methods to predict the price.

The comparative analysis of simulations shows that systems based on predicted entry-exit signals generate a better profit in around 70% cases than random-entry trading systems. As well as, it should be noted that a multi-model forecast provides a significant improvement over the best individual forecast. It can be explained by the existence of many different independent factors contributing to the error in each forecast which is normally distributed around an actual value.

Since sometimes predictions can fail, to preserve a principal amount in a volatile market, the software enables simulating different risk management approaches. Depending on the character of particular trading assets and the current market conditions some ideas can work better than others. To optimize the strategy in a particular case, the software enables testing different algorithm configurations and finding automatically the best ones. It is especially important for exit points to minimize losses (and ultimately maximize an overall profit). All optimizations can be done automatically by scanning 64 possible logical combinations and adjusting numerical parameters.

TraDeSS-1 has a functionality that allows estimating a hypothetical maximum possible profit in case of 100% accurate forecast. Although an actual forecast cannot be so accurate, this feature combined with comparative analysis enables discovering the best trading opportunities among different types of financial instruments. Calculating maximum theoretical return allows finding optimal buy and sell signals. Also it helps estimating a reasonable amount of initial investment at given transaction fee. Users can choose to re-invest each time a new or the same amount and see the difference in results.

The software has forward testing and assets management features. It allows monitoring the simulated or actual completed transactions, reflecting total trading activity, and evaluating the success of trading in overall. It enables working with many separate data files that is convenient in case of managing multiple assets and keeping the archives of older activities.

TraDeSS-1 has also a few independent tools, such as, technical indicators predictor, cycle analysis forecast, Neural Network (NN) forecast, fundamental 3-month rating model for equities, etc. The detailed description is presented in User's Manual (accessible from menu Help after downloading and installing the software). The software is available via the registration (no payment data collected and no obligation to buy).

A fully-functional software during initial 30-day period is free. To continue using the software after 30 days, the subscription is required (subscription link is available from the software interface). Technical support and updates are included. Annual lease and perpetual license are available. Paid on-site training (how to use the software) can be provided.

2012-04-04

SP-500 Index Cycle Analysis Forecast for Spring and Summer of 2012

There is a simple predictive model that is built on an assumption that the stock market has a semi-cyclical nature. Many technical analysts use cycle analysis in their comprehensive research. The cycles may not be stable all the time but the probability of repeating patterns can be big enough to get a consistent trading profit.

Cycle analysis can be made using charts. However, the distinctive cycles in pattern can be masked by more powerful factors (fundamental data, bad/good news, global events, etc.) that over-drive the market time-from-time. Therefore, a special software can be very useful for extracting hidden cycles.

The chart below shows S&P-500 index forecast for April-May and summer months of 2012. The calculation has been performed using Stock Market Predictor SMAP-3. According to this forecast the stock market might continue its uptrend until the end of May, then have some correction in June and top in July.

2010-04-05

April 2010 Stock Market Outlook

Increase in US employment in March is the biggest increase in the last three years. Bloomberg estimates that the economy probably grew by 2.8% in the first quarter of 2010. Some economists believe that the deepest US recession since the 1930s has ended now.

The recent news about strong improvements in demand at services businesses and in the housing market added to an optimistic mood. White House economic adviser Larry Summers said in a newspaper interview with the Financial Times that the US economy is on the path to achieving self-sustaining growth - read more about this optimistic opinion...

Also read why US stocks look better and better, at least in the short run.

From the technical analysis side, the expectations are also positive, at least in a short run. The chart below represents SP-500 forecast for April calculated by Neural Network Stock Trend Predictor NNSTP-2. Neural Network forecast shows uptrend for April 2010:



The next chart shows Cycle Analysis forecast by Stock Market Analyzer-Predictor SMAP-3. It indicates a small uptrend until the middle of the April. Although it does not look so optimistic as previous one but after some correction at the end of May, the bigger uptrend is predicted again:



Nothing in this piece or in this blog should be construed as investment advice in any way. Always do your own research or/and consult a qualified investment advisor. It is wise to analyze data from multiple sources and draw your own conclusions based on the soundest principles. Be aware of the risks involved in stock investments.

2010-02-27

Cycle Analysis Forecast Gives Clues for March 2010 Stock Market Performance

According to cycle analysis forecast, SP-500 performance for March 2010 expected to be negative. The chart below has been plotted using Stock Market Analyzer-Predictor SMAP-3.



The stock market performance curve can be considered as a sum of the cyclical functions with different periods and amplitudes. It is not easy to analyze the repetition of typical patterns in stock market performance because cycles mask themselves - sometimes they overlap to form an abnormal extremum or offset to form a flat period. A simple chart analysis has a certain limit in identifying cycles.

Addaptron Software has developed Stock Market Analyzer-Predictor (SMAP), computer program, which is able not only to extract basic cycles of the stock market (indexes, sectors, or well-traded shares) but also to predict an optimal timing to buy or sell stocks. SMAP calculation mainly based on extracting basic cyclical functions with different periods, amplitudes, and phases from historical quote curve. To detect correctly major cycles, the historical price data are transformed from time domain to frequency domain (spectrum).

See also:
Weekly stock market forecast
Tools to predict stock market



Nothing in this piece or on this blog should be construed as investment advice in any way. Always do your own research or/and consult a qualified investment advisor. It is wise to analyze data from multiple sources and draw your own conclusions based on the soundest principles. Be aware of the risks involved in stock investments.


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