Unique Proven Volatility Based Stock Trading System

How to unlock huge profits hidden
in normal stock price volatility

Tactical Trading is an important position management system that works with stocks, options, futures, and even crypto. Use Tactical Trading as a stand-alone trading system, or to increase the profits of your current strategic trading method.

The profit increase over a buy and hold strategy is significant. On the same stock, over the same time, with the same investment, you may realize 100% to 300% and more in annual returns using the Tactical Trading System. With options and futures the returns may be much higher.

make more trading profits
with less stress, automatically

Takes full advantage of trading range volatility by using a unique, exact mathematical algorithm anyone can understand.

The simple Tactical Trading algorithm tells you exactly when to buy and sell, and produces a pre-determined profit every time.

Tactical Trading is based on a powerful position management strategy that was first traded in 1990 and has been closely held since, until now.

The Patent Pending "Tactical Trading System" is sure to surprise you
with it's ease of use and powerful profit potential.

Fully documented; with easy to understand tutorials to help you master the Tactical Trading System.

Trading parameters are simple to setup. Adjust at any time to maximize profits.

Performs especially well on sideways chart patterns. Can even produce a profit in a moderate downtrend.

Does not try to predict the market, rather the system tells traders how to manage their positions.

Not a technical analysis method, since the system analyzes nothing but volatility.

Our trade management algorithm will tell you exactly when to buy and exactly when to sell.

You can calculate precisely what your profit will be before entering your first trade.

Don't just buy, hold and hope! Tactical Trading will multiply your profits over buy and hold.

Tactical Trading works on all
stocks at all times. Here's how:

The primary driver of the Tactical Trading System is the martingale algorithm. The martingale produces an exact solution to a two-occurrence random walk, although randomness is not a tactical trading requirement. The algorithm is based on the manipulation of a numerical series. This example uses a stock trade, however the system also works on options, futures and crypto.

Choose a series of numbers, such as 1,2,3,4. Any series of consecutive numbers will do. These numbers are the engine that drives the system.

1, 2, 3, 4

Decide on the "shares per series" number. It is used by the number series to calculate how many shares to own. It can be any positive number.

100

Using the included volatility analysis and simulation tools, determine the optimal price move (trade range) required to trigger a buy or sell.

$1.00

The system predicts what the profit will be in advance of trading. This is calculated by summing the number series (10) multiplied by the shares per series (100), then multiplied by the trade range ($1).

10 x 100 x $1 = $1000

The number series, or "cycle series", tells you how many shares to own at any time. Get this by summing the two end numbers of the cycle series (1 and 4) and multiplying by the shares per series number.

5 x 100 = 500 shares

These numbers create what is called a "cycle". This cycle starts by buying 500 shares. The cycle series is in control. If the stock moves up by the trade range ($1), a win, the system tells us to remove the two end numbers.

1, 2, 3, 4

If the stock moves down by the $1 trade range, a loss, the system sums the two end numbers of the cycle series (the 1 and the 4) and adds that number to the end of the current series. This makes the new series:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

When the stock moves up or down by the trade range this triggers an "action", a buy or sell order. You will know how many shares to buy or sell by summing the two end numbers and multiplying by the shares per series.

Let's trade a $10 stock

Using the cycle series 1, 2, 3, 4 we know to buy 500 shares. This is determined by summing the two end numbers ( 1 and 4) multiplied by the shares per series (SPS).

Buy 500 shares at $10

Cycle History

Action

Series

Shares Owned

Buy 500 at $10

1, 2, 3, 4

500

Now create two limit orders. Recall that the system knows if the stock has a win action (goes up by the $1 trade range) we cross off the series end numbers. 1, 2, 3, 4 becomes 2, 3. Sum the end numbers multiplied by the SPS.

WIN = Own 500 shares

We know that if the stock goes up by the $1 trade range the system wants us to own 500 shares. Since we already own 500 shares, the upper limit order becomes what is called a "No Action". If the stock moves from $10 to $11:

No Action (NA) at $11

If the stock moves down by the $1 trade range this creates a loss. When a loss occurs the system sums the series' two end numbers and adds that number to the end of the current series.

1, 2, 3, 4 => 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

With the new series of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 if the stock moves down by the trade range we are to hold 600 shares (1 + 5) x 100. To get the loss order we subtract the current shares (500) from the required shares (600).

600 - 500 = 100

The downside limit order is to buy 100 shares. The current price of $10 minus the $1 trade range give us an action price of $9. We place a "Good Until Cancelled" order to:

Buy 100 at $9 Limit

Our $10 stock now has two actions corresponding to a "Win" or a "Loss". When the stock moves up or down by the trade range of $1 an action will occur and trigger a order, which are:

No Action (NA) at $11
Buy 100 at $9 Limit

The stock goes down by $1 to $9 and triggers our buy order and we cancel the No Action. The system now owns 600 shares. Since this action is a loss we sum the two end numbers and add the result to the end of the current cycle.

1, 2, 3, 4 => 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Cycle History

Action

Series

Shares Owned

Buy 500 at $10
L - Buy 100 at $9

1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4, 5

500
600

The system now calculates the next two limit orders. The current series is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. If the stock goes from $9 to $10 (win) we cross off the two end numbers and the new win series is:

2, 3, 4

If the stock moves down in price (loss) from $9 to $8 the system sums the two end numbers from the current series of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 which is 6, and puts it a the end. The new loss series is:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Now the system calculates the next two limit orders by summing the end numbers and multiplying by the SPS. This calculation tells us how many shares we should hold:

If Win Own 600
If Loss Own 700

We currently hold 600 shares and the last action was at $9. Therefore, the next limit orders are:

No Action (NA) at $10
Buy 100 at $8 Limit

The stock goes up by $1 from $9 to $10 and triggers our No Action order. The buy order is cancelled. The system still owns 600 shares. The win action causes the system to cross off the two end numbers from the current series:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5=> 2, 3, 4

Cycle History

Action

Series

Shares Owned

Buy 500 at $10
L - Buy 100 at $9
W - NA at $10

1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
2, 3, 4

500
600
600

The system now calculates the next two limit orders. The current series is 2, 3, 4. If the stock goes from $10 to $11 (win) we cross off the two end numbers and the new win series is:

If the stock moves down in price (loss) from $10 to $9 the system sums the two end numbers from the current series of 2, 3, 4 which is 6, and puts it a the end. The new loss series is:

2, 3, 4, 6

Again, the system calculates the next two limit orders by summing the end numbers and multiplying by the SPS. A single digit series counts as the end number. This calculation tells us how many shares we should hold:

If Win Own 300
If Loss Own 800

We currently hold 600 shares and the last action was at $10 so the next limit orders are:

Sell 300 at $11 Limit
Buy 200 at $9 Limit

The stock jumps up to $11 (win) and we sold 300 shares. The open buy order is cancelled and we now own 300 shares. The win tells the system to cross off the two end numbers. The current series is 3, the end number.

3 => Cycle Ends

Cycle History

Action

Series

Shares Owned

Buy 500 at $10
L - Buy 100 at $9
W - NA at $10
W - Sell 300 at $11

1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
2, 3, 4
3

500
600
600
300

If the stock goes down from $11 to $10 (loss) the system sums the two end numbers (there is only one number left) from the current series of 3 which is 3, and puts it a the end. The new loss series is:

3, 3

Given the current series of 3 the system calculates the next two limit orders by summing the end numbers and multiplying by the SPS. This calculation tells us how many shares we should hold:

If Win Own 0
If Loss Own 600

We now hold 300 shares and the last action was at $11. If the stock goes to $12 the cycle series ends, so the next limit orders are:

Sell 300 at $12 Limit
Buy 300 at $11 Limit

Our stock makes a move up from $11 to $12 (win). The order to sell 300 shares is executed and we cancel the open order to buy. All series numbers have been crossed off, and the cycle series ends.

All Numbers Cleared

Cycle History

Action

Series

Shares Owned

Cost

Balance

Buy 500 at $10
Buy 100 at $9
No Action at $10
Sell 300 at $11
Sell 300 at $12

1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
2, 3, 4
3
Cycle Ends

500
600
600
300
0

-5000
-900
0
+3300
+3600

-5000
-5900
-5900
-2600
+1000

The predicted profit of $1000 is realized

The above example is typical of any Tactical Trading Cycle. The cycle profit is known ahead of time and regardless of how random the up and down price movements are, the order of wins and losses, or how long it takes for the cycle to conclude, the profit is virtually guaranteed. It is important to note that this predetermined profit is independent of the stock price.

Supercharge Your Trading Strategy

Use your preferred research method to choose a stock to trade. Tactical Trading takes over from there.

The system will analyze your stock for near term trading range volatility and determine the expected "daily price move".

Simulate how the Tactical Trading System will have performed in the past using the expected daily move and compare profits to the buy and hold strategy.

When back testing, the expected daily move ("trade range") can be manually adjusted to find the optimal trade range profit, or use auto-simulation to compare the profitability of up to ten variations of the trade range.

The trade range determines when to buy and sell. Trade range can be increased or decreased to control the frequency of trading activity you are comfortable with.

Setting up a stock to trade allows you to adjust the amount of your initial investment, and how many shares to trade in the system.

The expected profit at system completion is known before entering the first trade. The profit amount is fixed regardless of the share price.

Execute the first trade as directed and enter the fill into the system. Two limit orders are then generated, a buy and a sell.

When one of the two limit orders is filled enter the number of shares and the price into the system. Two more limit orders are created.

Repeat until all shares are sold. The expected profit will be realized.

Tactical Trading is really that simple, and automatic!

All subscription levels include

Demo module to learn the basics of the system and gain confidence in choosing the right setup.

Database of pre-screened stocks, specifically selected to work well in the Tactical Trading System. Gives you a jumpstart in your stock research. Updated weekly.

Advanced volatility analysis to uncover stocks that will perform well when tactically traded

Manual simulation (back testing) which walks through price history and helps discover the ideal system parameters.

Simulation optimizer to automatically test multiple variations of the system parameters to find the most profitable combination. See how Tactical Trading profits compare to the typical buy and hold strategy.

Full suite of trading tools to set up your stock selections and track your positions, trade history and profitability.

Personalized dashboard to monitor the status of your positions, current profitability and important details.

Full documentation, training and video tutorials.

Access to a complete knowledge base, glossary and FAQs.

A moderated forum for discussion with other members, plus a help ticket system.

Complete user profile showing account details, subscription status and payment history. Your subscription level can be changed at any time.

Tactical Trading is periodically adding new features and continually monitoring and updating present functionality.

Here's a sneak peek at what's coming

DEMO

The Demo module trains you to fully understand the martingale algorithm, or "Cycle Series".

You can experiment with different number combinations until you are fully comfortable with how to choose a number series that fits your trading style and profit expectations.

The Demo allows for running cycles on random win/loss patterns, alternating win/loss, as well as manual win or loss.

Volatility Analysis

Volatility is the key to profitability with the Tactical Trading System. Our volatility analysis tools help visualize a stock's volatility over several time frames.

Here you will find charts to help you see unusual price spikes, a risk scatterplot, plus our proprietary "5-Lines" linear regression. Over time you will be able to easily understand these visuals to confirm if a stock will do well in Tactical Trading.

There is also a calculation for the stocks "expected daily move" which helps determine the appropriate trade range used in the system.

Plus, another proprietary indicator, the RVR (Reward/Risk), shows you if the stock has too much volatility versus it's return performance.

Simulation

This module allows for simulating how the Tactical Trading System would have performed given the selected cycle parameters.

You can choose any time frame and adjust the series numbers, shares per series, and trade range.

Simulation can be run trade by trade, or automatically through your chosen time frame.

Great for testing the system out through periods of price patterns to see how well Tactical Trading would have performed.

Not shown is the Simulation Optimizer which will run multiple simulations to find the highest performing trading range.

Trade

This is where you will spend most of your time running the Tactical Trading System. It is here that you will enter your trade executions and get the next orders.

In another module, "Cycle Setup", you will have selected the cycle parameters now used in the Trade module.

Dashboard

The "Dashboard" is your control room. You will find tables showing all active cycles and all completed cycles. Profit and loss is tracked here.

Easily reviewed are all open orders. You can use the watch list to follow and get updates on stocks you think are candidates for the system.

Communication options are here as well. You will see recent forum posts, feature requests and announcements of important system upgrades.

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