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Grain Systems

The grain systems which are detailed on the following pages are generated from multiple years of historical data, in some instances dating back as early as the 1960's.

The strategy employed involves a long term trend following approach which is designed to catch the major moves in each market. Although the system is usually successful in capturing these major trends, it often will experience a series of losing trades when the market finds itself in a sideways, congestion area.

To varying degrees these systems also use Parallel Function Technology. Detailed explanations of this programming approach can be examined here.

Considerable detail in contained in the system reports you are about to view. An explanation of the various report fields can be examined on the TradeStation Report Explanations Page. Although many will find these detailed reports useful, I think the best feel for a system can be obtained by examining not only the net profit for each system, but also the maximum intraday drawdown, maximum consecutive losing trades and the average profit per trade.

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By John F. Clayburg

JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC.
New York  Chichester Weinheim Brisbane  Singapore Toronto
ISBN: 0-471-41482-4
June 2001
320 Pages
Hard Cover
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