The "Trading Systems Toolkit" shows how to combine indicators to build a profitable trading system and how to customize a system to meet a trader's specific goals. Well-known futures trading educator Joe Krustinger provides everything a trader needs to know to test and evaluate a system before putting money at risk. Specific topics included in this book are: the three essential building blocks for every system; the advantages and disadvantages of a variety of technical indicators; choosing a system that fits a trader's comfort level; examples of actual systems; and how to successfully implement a trading system.
'When I have problems writing systems, I call Joe. Now you get to tap into his great knowledge of trading, knowledge of markets, and knowledge of how to research it all and build viable systems with a computer.'
- Larry Williams, author of The Definitive Guide to Futures Trading Vol 1 & 2.
'Joe Krutsinger has written an excellent book on testing of trading systems. He has a number of innovative ideas. I recommend it.'
- John R. Hill, Chairman, Futures Truth Co.
2. Trading Systems Basics: Market Entry, Exit with Profit, Exit with Loss
3. How to Build and Test a System
4. Selecting the Right System for You
5. System Ingredients
6. Sophisticated and Unusual Systems
7. Questions and Answers
8. Implementing a Trading System
9. $48,000 Worth of Trading Systems?
10. The Future of Trading Systems
Index
About Joe Krutsinger
Joe Krutsinger began his futures and options career over twenty-six years ago with ContiCommodity. He has worked in every facet of the industry and continues to be a prolific developer of trading systems. He has developed proprietary trading programs for numerous clients and brokerage firms and currently works directly with clients and brokerage firms designing custom systems. Joe has been a trading system design consultant since 1989 and teaches traders how to develop systems using state of the art system automation software.
Krutsinger was recognized as the Outstanding Senior in Food Systems, Economics, and Management at Michigan State University in 1973.
A featured speaker and teacher at seminars and meetings worldwide, Joe co-authored The Commodity Cookbook: Recipes for Success and was a contributing author to High Performance Futures Trading, Lessons from the Master.
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