The Traders Freedom Quick Start Guide

Because "Freedom" sees the reactions to all that "other stuff” in how that stock trades that day (or the day after if the news is made public after the markets close).

And those reactions are always incorporated into how that stock trades.

So the only thing Freedom focuses on each evening is the daily price, volume, and trading behavior of that specific stock you picked.

Freedom's quantitative trading modules combine a number of well-known technical analysis indicators and techniques, plus some proprietary analytics tools to create its 16 proprietary trading algorithms. And you leverage the power of those 16 algorithms every time you use to analyze any stock in any time period.

The recipes for Freedom's 16 proprietary trading algorithms never change.

So today, the trade signals you see for tomorrow for any stock you analyze will be exactly the same - in a week, or a month, or in even a year - if you analyze the same stock during the same time period using the same "End Date" in the "User Inputs Box".

More Than 11,000 Stocks to Pick From Every Day

Try thinking about the stocks you analyze with Freedom like fish in the sea.

There are more than 11,000 fish in the "stock trading sea”. And Freedom focuses solely on the behavior of each specific fish.

No "fishy" other stuff, like:

• Is your fish like this other fish?
• What species of fish does your fish belong to?
• Who recommended this fish to you?
• How many other people like your fish?
• What are the currents like in the sea that your fish is swimming in right now?

Freedom looks at nothing but two years of actual trading data for the specific stock you pick.

And with all your analysis beginning on the same page, and all your results displayed on the same page, Freedomdesign helps you to focus on that specific stock you picked:

• By making its interface simple and consistent to quickly make you comfortable using tradersfreedom.com
• By making it easy to move up and down the screen on any device between different sections of the main "StockAnalyzer" page
• By making the navigation between input boxes and results tables intuitive - so you don't end up dazed and confused by too many pages, too many numbers, too many buttons, or too many “things" on the screen

DISCLAIMER

As a Freedom subscriber you can pick any stock you lwantike, define any date range you want to analyze it with, select any dollar amount you're comfortable with to use for your trades, and choose any Freedom's trading model you like.

By entering realistic dollar amounts Freedom's will use them to generate an appropriate "# of Shares" of your stock you’d be able to trade with that amount, as well as a realistic "Net P/L %" result for all your trades.

FreFreedom's will even take the trade results from one trade and reinvest any profits it realizes in your next trade. So it automatically compounds your "Trade P/L $" results whenever possible, while also tracking your compounded "Net P/L $" results for all of the trades you make using that specific stock and that specific model.

But your daily trade signals will be exactly the same - no matter what dolar amount you enter in the "User Inputs Box". Yes, the larger the dollar amount you use the larger P/L $ results your results will grow - but your P/L % results will be virtually identical.

And no matter what dollar amounts any subscribers decide to use for their analysis and trading, three different subscribers analyzing the same "Stock "Ticker", using the same ""Start Date"" and ""End Date"", and choosing the same Freedom's "Model", will see the exact same trade signal for the next day.

Even if one subscriber uses $1,000, a second subscriber uses $10,000, and a third subscriber uses $100,000 in the ""Investment Amount"" field in the “User Inputs” box. They'll all see the exact same trade signal for the same "tomorrow's" trade date.

For this guide we used random data in our examples. Especially the stock we picked to analyze. So these arbitrary values we entered are in no way a recommendation of a stock to pick, a Freedom model to choose, or date range/duration to analyze with. Nothing in this document is meant as, or intended to be, investing or trading advice. We are not brokers or advisors. We are a software company. So all the values you see in the “User Inputs” box are only random examples -- for training and educational purposes only.

Training & Education

For the sake of making our training and education as easy as possible, this document consists mostly of screenshots...

Quick Start Guide Questions


• How do I analyze a stock?
• What data should I be looking at?
• How do I use that data to choose a Freedomtrading model?
• What does this proprietary data mean?

The User Inputs Box - Any Stock You Want to Analyze In Just Seconds Example Stock Analysis

• Random stock -- Coinbase -- “"Stock Ticker"” -- COIN
• Analysis date range -- “"Start Date"”: 10/08/24 -- “"End Date"”: 11/08/24
• Reasonable dollar amounts -- “"Investment Amount"”: $10,000 -- “Cost Amount”: $0

The User Inputs Box - Any Stock You Want to Analyze In Just Seconds

Every time you log into tradersfreedom.com you start on the main "StockAnalyzer" module page.

The "StockAnalyzer" can analyze any stock traded daily on the U.S. stock exchanges over any period of time within the last two years.

At the top of the page is the “User Inputs Box" where you just enter five simple answers to five simple questions into the only five fields on the page.

Then, you just press the "Analyze Button" ”, the only button on the screen, and in just seconds you’ll see all of Freedom’s trade results and analytic data for your stock. And most importantly -- Freedom’s proprietary next-day trade signal for your stock.

The five simple fields you need to supply answers for in the “User Inputs” box are amazingly easy to complete:

• How do I analyze a stock?
• What data should I be looking at?
• How do I use that data to choose a Freedom trading model?
• What does this proprietary data mean?
• “Stock Ticker” or stock symbol of the stock you want to analyze
• “Start Date” you want to begin your analysis period with
• “End Date” you want to end your analysis period with
• “Investment Amount” you’re comfortable with putting into a single trade
• “Cost Amount” your broker charges you to make a single trade

Then, you press that “Analyze Button" and see Freedom trade signals, trade results, and trade details for your stock in just seconds.

Once you’ve filled in all the user input fields and pressed the “Analyze Button” all your stock’s analytic results are displayed on the “StockAnalyzer” page in just seconds. In case you're not sure of the stock symbol or company name you want to analyze, if you start typing what you think is a right answer in the “Stock Ticker” field, Freedom will even try to find it for you.

The system also needs your "real" “User Inputs Box” values so Freedom can use them to create a customized trade history and trade results for your stock based on the amount of money you've said you're comfortable trading with.

But no matter what value you enter in the “Investment Amount” field, whether you’re trading with $1,000, $10,000, or $100,000 -- the same stock and the same Freedom trading model will have the exact same trade signal for the same signal date.

Any dollar amount a subscriber could enter in that field would generate the same trade signal for the same signal date. Because Freedom is designed to be completely unbiased -- about which stocks you trade and how much money you trade with.

The Freedom has:

• No special signals for high value traders
• No platinum or gold or silver level subscriber memberships
• And as a result - no expert signals for advanced level subscribers - because there are none

Because the system was designed to completely level the playing field.

And because, Freedomreally is this simple.

The All Algorithms Summary Box - Your Stock & Freedom’s Proprietary Trading Algorithms

The “All Algorithms Summary Box” data are the first results you’ll see in Freedom when you analyze any stock.

It displays the first-level results summary for all 16 proprietary Freedom trading algorithms after they've analyzed your stock's past trading data and constructed trade histories for the profitable trading patterns it found when paired with the stock you picked.

Each algorithm/stock pair is called a Freedom model. So every stock will always have 16 Freedom models. And Each model name is easy to remember: AAPL-1, AAPL-2, AAPL-3, all the way up to AAPL-16.

Freedom takes all the specific details you enter into the “User Inputs Box” box and does the following:

• No special signals for high value traders
• No platinum or gold or silver level subscriber memberships
• And as a result - no expert signals for advanced level subscribers - because there are none

Identify your stocks past These "first-level" summary results are based on following each model’s trade signals for your stock throughout any time period you choose.

Assemble a set of 16 model trading results for your stock

plus each model’s next-day trade signal. Freedom’s proprietary AI engine works with each algorithm to create a customized trade history for each model.

So usually you’ll see different trade histories, results, and trade signals for each model. And the summary overview of results you see in the “All Algorithms Summary” box for each model are based on the same inputs: your stock, your analysis period, and your dollar amounts -- each model uses the exact same inputs.

Everything you’ll see in the “StockAnalyzer” module is 100 percent proprietary. Most importantly, each model’s next-day trade signal. As is each set of trading models the algorithms create, all the results and metrics each model generates, and all the personalized trade histories they produce together.

You won’t find any Freedom algorithms, trading models, trade signals, trade results, or metrics anywhere else. Only on www.tradersfreedom.com. Freedom’s proprietary trade signals are the key: you only get one trade signal per model each evening. Signals that you can trade tomorrow -- hours before the markets reopen.

And each href="https://www.tradersfreedomtest.com" target="_blank">Freedom trade signal includes the same proprietary details:

Its trade signal for tomorrow or the next trading day - Long, Short, or Out The exact date to get into your new trade at the Market open Or, the exact date to get out of your new trade at the Market open

With the “getting out” part being Freedom’s most important signal feature. Because most stock traders think they have great reasons to get into every trade -- but most stock traders also have no idea when to get out.

The details you see in the “All Algorithms Summary Box” are based on your stock combined with each Freedom trading algorithm:

• the # of models with a “Long” -- or buy trade signal for the next day • the # of models with a “Short” -- or sell trade signal for the next day • the # of models with an “Out” -- or stay out trade signal for the next day • the # of models that were “Profitable” during your analysis period • the # of models that were “Unprofitable” during your analysis period • your stock’s “Buy & Hold” value during your analysis period

No profitable models? Time to pick a different stock. All profitable models? You might be on to something. Every model’s signal for tomorrow in the same direction? Could be a good sign they all agree for tomorrow. Your stock’s “Buy & Hold” value is also included here. It tells you how much profit or loss you’d have seen if you’d bought your stock on your “Start Date” and held it through your “End Date”. But Freedom never generates “Buy & Hold” trade signals. Its included here for comparison’s sake -- if you think it can help you.

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Trading Results Summary


• # of models with a “Long” trade signal
• # of models with a “Short” trade signal
• # of models with an “Out” trade signal
• # of profitable models
• # of unprofitable models
• Stock’s “Buy & Hold” value

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The All Models Summary


Summarized Results for Freedom’s Trading Models & Your Stock


The “All Models Summary” table displays a more detailed, second-level summary of trade results for each one of Freedom’s models based on your stock over the analysis period you selected.

So the table will always contain 16 rows of data -- one row per model, each row displaying the same trade metrics for each model.

Here, your job is to use the data in each row to compare each model’s results to one another, details like:

• Its “Model #” and the “# of Trades Total” made by that model
• The model’s trade results calculated using the amount of money you entered in the “User Inputs” box and broken down into different types of results: “Total Trades”, “Long Trades”, and “Short Trades”
• Risk metrics like “Worst Trade Drawdown%“ and “Worst Intra-trade Drawdown %” across all its trades
• Its “Current Position”, “Next Day Signal”, and “Next Day Action”

Reviewing the “All Models Summary” table data lets you choose which one of the models to dig deeper into.


Key Questions to Consider


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  The Chosen Model Daily Trade Details
  

  Your Chosen Model’s Day by Day Progress

  The “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table digs down the deepest to display day-to-day model progress.
  

  It contains the most detailed results of all “StockAnalyzer” tools, displaying each trade’s most granular, fourth-level results.
  

  But it contains all the same trade metrics you’ve seen in the “Chosen Model Trade Details” table.
  

  Here, all its position, price, P/L, and risk data is broken down into day-to-day results, and there’s only a few new, simple metrics in it --

  the difference you’ll notice is the number of rows and amount of data in the table:

  • The “Chosen Model Trade Details” table has as many rows as the model has trades.
  • The “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table has as many rows as your date range has trading days.

  Yes, it looks like the “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table has more data in it -- because it almost always does.

  But just like the “Chosen Model Trade Details” table, you don’t need to feel overwhelmed by all its numbers...

  Key Metrics Tracked
  

  • Your stock’s daily “Open”, “High”, “Low”, and “Close” prices.
  • Your model’s daily “High”, “Low”, and current profit/loss progress.
  • The daily changes in your model’s risk metrics.

  Fantasy Football Analogy

  The Chosen Model Daily Trade Details

  Your Chosen Model’s Day by Day Progress

  The “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table digs down the deepest to display day-to-day model progress.

  It contains the most detailed results of all “StockAnalyzer” tools, displaying each trade’s most granular, fourth-level results.

  But it contains all the same trade metrics you’ve seen in the “Chosen Model Trade Details” table.

  Here, all its position, price, P/L, and risk data is broken down into day-to-day results, and there’s only a few new, simple metrics in it --

  the difference you’ll notice is the number of rows and amount of data in the table:

  • The “Chosen Model Trade Details” table has as many rows as the model has trades.
  • The “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table has as many rows as your date range has trading days.

  Yes, it looks like the “Chosen Model Daily Trade Details” table has more data in it -- because it almost always does.

  But just like the “Chosen Model Trade Details” table, you don’t need to feel overwhelmed by all its numbers...

  Key Metrics Tracked

  • Your stock’s daily “Open”, “High”, “Low”, and “Close” prices.
  • Your model’s daily “High”, “Low”, and current profit/loss progress.
  • The daily changes in your model’s risk metrics.

  Fantasy Football Analogy

  Think of reviewing the daily progress of your model’s trades like leaving absolutely no stone unturned...

  Next Steps

  This document ended up being Part 1 of our “Quick Start Guide”...

  Comparing FreedomModel COIN-14 Results

  • By 11/08/24, COIN-14 had a “Net Trade P/L $” gain of $2,788 in month 1
  • By 12/06/24, COIN-14’s gain grew to $8,462
  • Freedomuncovers hundreds of great trading model opportunities daily

  Final Thoughts

  So isn’t it time to really experience the power of Freedom? Sign up for our 2-week free trial and see Part 2 of our “Quick Start Guide”...

  Freedomreally is this simple!

  Risk Statement

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