The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones. -John Maynard Keynes
What Makes Trading Templates Different?
Share Our Experience
We have been very fortunate to have worked with and interview some of the best traders in the world. Through our journey we have experienced the highest highs and the lowest of lows both mentally and financially. By offering our proprietary Professional Trading Systems to clients who are serious about the markets, we believe we can pass on extremely valuable knowledge and experience that would otherwise take thousands of hours to learn. As a result, we flatten the learning curve for traders and give them the tools to manage risk and become profitable.
Trading Template's Advantage
Robust Trading Methodology
What Makes Trading Templates Special?
Our signals and heat map bars are objective – meaning they are not influenced by personal opinion. You see, many trading systems are far too subjective and open to interpterion. Charlatans are masters at using subjective tactics to make almost anything seem too good to be true. In trading, its is common to see curve fit moving averages or perfectly timed wave theory with the benefit of hindsight. However, when trading in real time we are not afforded such luxuries as hindsight or the time necessary to interpret subjective models. Our signal arrows and heat map bars are objective and our data is segmented the same way each trading session . This objective consistency is what give us a systematic edge and furthermore gives traders the confidence to overcome the many challenges of trading for a living.
A Systematic Approach to Trading
Without a systematic approach traders are left to the pitfalls of user discretion and subjective analysis. As a consequence, inconsistent results typically follow and that makes it easy to blame unwanted losses on irrelevant external factors. Next, inconsistent results lead to an internal phycological battle and thus the trader becomes his own worst enemy. With the benefits of hindsight one can see all the reasons a trade didn’t work out but if you don’t know the exact reasons you put the trade on to begin with, its very hard to gain any usable knowledge that will help you in the future. Lastly, traders tend to make small changes to their trading approach based on a series of poor results and this is a very slippery slope especially when their system is based on loose technical and physiological logic. The market typically doesn’t beat you, you beat yourself!
With a systematic approach traders give themselves a consistent framework to place trades over and over again. Being consistent in your approach doesn’t mean you always make winning trades but it does highly increase the odds of following your plan while decreasing physiological stress. This can mean the difference between being highly profitable and being a breakeven trader. In trading, we need every advantage we can get and thus a systematic approach makes sense.