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Algorithmic Trading Software Reviews – Tradestation vs Multicharts vs NinjaTrader

One question many traders ask is “what the best algorithmic trading software is to use?”. At Quant Savvy we have tried nearly all principal brokers compatible with both Multicharts, Ninjatrader and Tradestation, we are positioned perfectly to give you the best data and insight into real live trading comparisons.

Is Your Brain to Blame for Poor Investment Returns? Investment Psychology of Underperforming Investors

Emotions is the dominant factor for the average investor, instead of staying invested for the long run, they tend to buy high and sell low.

Do We Need Stops with Algo Systems?

Every day traders and system traders have always been told to use some type of stop.

Drawdown is Misleading Metric in Futures Trading

In my experience, drawdown can be one of the most misleading metrics when analysing system performance.

Algorithmic Trading During Volatility Spike

How to manage trading risks during volatile period

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