How to Spot Short-Term Trends, Trading Systems That Work, Money Management Techniques, and Patterns for Profit Become the ultimate trader! The Ultimate Trading Guide is your chance to get what every trader wants, but few have: the know-how to develop and correctly use a logic-based, reliable, and profitable methodology for successful buying and selling-now. In this complete tutorial, one of today’s most respected analysts and his partners provide you with all you need to know to develop an original, computerized system that works for you. “Can you make money trading the markets with a system? You bet, and this is the book that shows how it’s done, based on decades of research and actual trading.”-Larry Williams, Author, Day Trade Futures Online and Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading “Traders at all levels of experience will find a treasure chest of knowledge and guidance in The Ultimate Trading Guide. Advice from these expert authors, gained over decades of trading, research, and study of markets and systems, is virtually priceless. This book receives my highest recommendation.”-Edward D. Dobson, President, Traders Press, Inc.
“John Hill, George Pruitt, and Lundy Hill are the acknowledged masters in the design and development of mechanical trading systems. So it’s no surprise The Ultimate Trading Guide gets my highest recommendation for those interested in the mechanized trading of stocks and futures.” -Gary Smith, Author, How I Trade for a Living “A well-written and thoroughly enjoyable book. It is filled with refreshingly new ways of looking at the market, combined with valuable perceptions that can only come from John Hill’s years of experience and the ability to see the big picture. My congratulations to John for his tenacity in delivering Futures Truth.” -Perry Kaufman, Author, Trading Systems and Methods, President, Strategic Market Systems

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Praise for BUILDING WINNING TRADING SYSTEMS with TradeStation (TM) “This book will prove vital to all systematic traders. Pruitt and Hill share a wealth of innovative timing patterns and fully disclosed trading strategies. For TradeStation(TM) users, there are powerful tutorials on indicator design and system building. The authors′ vast expertise will benefit even practiced TradeStation(TM) veterans.” –Nelson Freeburg Editor, Formula Research “TradeStation(TM) systems traders will discover a virtual gold mine of knowledge, guidance, and the benefit of vicarious experience from the two foremost experts on the subject in this valuable new addition to trading systems literature. There has long been a notable lack of worthwhile reference material for TradeStation(TM) users, and Building Winning Trading Systems with TradeStation(TM) fills a large void in this area.” –Edward Dobson President, Traders Press, Inc. “Building Winning Trading Systems with TradeStation(TM) is filled with useful information and practical real–world examples. I believe TradeStation 6(TM) users will find it a valuable resource.” –Bill Cruz Co–CEO, TradeStation(TM) Group, Inc.

“Building Winning Trading Systems With TradeStation” is brand new and probably the best ‘Intro to EasyLanguage’ currently available other than the manuals TradeStation itself offers. The title suggests it is a strategy book, but the ‘strategy’ section is only about 50 pages of a 375 page book. The rest of the text is a good intro to TradeStation, EasyLanguage and trading, including tips on debugging, performance reports, StopLoss exits and other somewhat obscure topics.
Other EasyLanguage guides are somewhat dated (though, I still find them interesting). Check out “Ask Mr. EasyLanguage” and “Using Easy Language” if you want to comparison shop.
Much of the book can be found elsewhere, particularly the online TradeStation manuals. 90 pages of appendix comes straight from the online ‘EasyLanguage Reference Guide’ (a pdf file). What is unique about the book is the ‘system development’ perspective. The online guides offer little or no help developing trading systems.
The CD contains the code described in the book. The code could have been put on 2 floppy disks, but I guess a CD is cheaper and saves space.
Table of Contents:
1. Fundamentals (What is EasyLanguage?) pg 1-29
2. EasyLanguage Program Structure pg 30-38
3. Program Control Structures (if-then-else) pg 39-51
4. TradeStation Analysis Techniques pg 52-75
5. System Performance pg 77-108
6. Trading Strategies pg 109-156
7. Debugging pg 157-166
8. Research topics pg 168-193
9. Percent Change Charts (Jan Arps) pg 194-200
10. Options pg 201-227
11. Interviews with EasyLanguage Developers pg 228-276
12. Appendix pg 283-380
13. Index pg 381-389

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Learning the science of commodity trading is a constant search for knowledge. Never a day passes in which some new market principle is gleaned from the mass activity in the futures market. It has been my p~actice to examine each trade in detail after it has been completed to evaluate the “why” of technical market action. These notes have been assembled in this latest work. Some of these ideas are repetitious and, at points, r•m sure the market student will consider it a bit disorganized and simply too many facets to consider in arriving at a market decision. However, rather than delete, most of these notes have been included. We are attempting to impart ideas to the market student. As someone has said, “One good idea is worth millions”.

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