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Last updated 2 years ago

Trading in securities involves a high degree of risk. Content, news, research, tools, and securities symbols are for educational and illustrative purposes only and do not imply a recommendation or solicitation to buy or short a particular security or to engage in any particular investment strategy.

Algorithmic Trading for Stocks

Algorithmic trading across some of the best ETFs involve identifying patterns that deliver consistent returns based on multiple performance metrics. Trading across sectors allows investors to manage risk by reducing exposure to any single security. However, leverage products do carry a higher range of risk during times of volatility. It's important to consider the fees associated to holding leveraged products when calculating returns.

To generate consistent performance, we utilize backtesting across Profit Factor (Gross Wins divided by Gross Losses) and Profitability (Percentage of Winning Trades relative to Total Trades executed). Most technical traders are less concerned on the overall fundamentals relating to the security. Volatility is a major consideration when reviewing performance, specifically as it relates volume and potential indications of institutional support in either direction. Though ETFs cannot be directly manipulated since they comprise of a basket of securities, our institutional markers can pin-point general inflows and outflows of funds across the market as a whole.

Below are a few video pertaining to the etfs available through Direxion, for the extended library of videos click here.

Algorithmic trading across some of the best ETFs involve identifying patterns that deliver consistent returns based on multiple performance metrics. Trading across sectors allows investors to manage risk by reducing exposure to any single security. However, leverage products do carry a higher range of risk during times of volatility. It's important to consider the fees associated to holding leveraged products when calculating returns.

To generate consistent performance, we utilize backtesting across Profit Factor (Gross Wins divided by Gross Losses) and Profitability (Percentage of Winning Trades relative to Total Trades executed). Most technical traders are less concerned on the overall fundamentals relating to the security. Volatility is a major consideration when reviewing performance, specifically as it relates volume and potential indications of institutional support in either direction. Though ETFs cannot be directly manipulated since they comprise of a basket of securities, our institutional markers can pin-point general inflows and outflows of funds across the market as a whole.

Below are a few video pertaining to the etfs available through Direxion, for the extended library of videos click here.

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Best ETFs | DirexionUltraAlgo
Best ETFs | GlobalXUltraAlgo
Best ETFs | iSharesUltraAlgo
Best ETFs | ProSharesUltraAlgo
Best ETFs | VanguardUltraAlgo
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