Tradingmarkets – AmiBroker Add-on Module for the Strategies in High Probability ETF Trading
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This add-on module includes the files and instructions for use to allow AmiBroker users to receive signals for all of the strategies presented in the High Probability ETF Trading Strategies book by Larry Connors and Cesar Alvarez.
TradingMarkets.com supplies active traders with the education and tools they need to make trades based on data – not emotion. TradingMarkets.com delivers content, tools, data, and trading systems aligned with the proprietary trading methodologies developed by Connors Research. Our singular focus and commitment is to provide our customers with new ways to find the edge they need in trading the financial markets.
TradingMarkets.com & The Connors Group, Inc. were founded in 1999 by Larry Connors, Kevin Haggerty (former head of trading for Fidelity Capital Markets) and a handful of other professionals traders in the industry. The Connors Group is a leading innovator in the development and distribution of financial market trading information and data for institutional investment companies, investment advisors, and individual traders.
Cesar Alvarez, Director of Research, Connors Research
Cesar Alvarez is Director of Research for Connors Research LLC. Previously Mr. Alvarez was a senior designer of Excel, helping Microsoft further create and build-out Excel. For the past 8 years Cesar has been a professional market researcher. Cesar attended the University of California, Berkeley where he received his Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in 1989 and his Masters of Science in Computer Science in 1990. Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain inherent limitations.
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