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What should you look for in a Day Trading Robot?

Date Published: 28th September 2009
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A good trading robot will download and analyze in milliseconds, huge amounts of data from the market exchanges. Those that utilize price, volume & momentum to calculate the trading calls are to be sought after, as these are the factors which really move all markets in real time. A good trading robot would then give trading signals right through your own computer’s speakers and be able to send emails to your broker for execution. A good trading robot should work in a diverse array of day and swing trading markets regardless of time frame.

Even with little knowledge and no experience, day traders can achieve incredible success with these types of software. Although there are many success stories out there, it would be wrong to say that robotic trading software calls are always right. The good ones though are usually more right than wrong, which can be leveraged into significant trading success for the disciplined and determined trader who practices sound money management.


One such excellent day trading robot is called TsuBot by Tsunami Trading Educators, Inc. TsuBot uses real-time analysis of Price and Volume, and applies these data into a proprietary Momentum algorithm. Tsubot can read in real time the underlying buying and selling pressure of the markets and makes high percentage high margin trading calls right through the trader’s own computer speakers! These trade calls can be emailed to a broker as well for execution.

With TsuBot, complex calculations on reams of market data are boiled down to a single number, which they call the “PVM Number.” Each wave of the market is given an objective PVM Number rating, and with this information 100% objective comparisons can be made between succeeding waves to assess current market buying and selling pressure.


Upon the occurrence of a specific and defined entry trigger, in the context of the appropriate market buying or selling pressure, TsuBot will call a trade into the market. The software then dynamically generates the suggested stop and 3 higher-percentage profit exit targets based on current PVM volatility.

TsuBot is a 100% mechanical, 100% objective, mathematical approach to the markets, which appears to represent a significant breakthrough in technical analysis!

To read more about TsuBot, visit day trading robot ( www.tsunami-trade.com ). If you want you can try TsuBot in live markets for free, visit Free Trial.
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