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    • Trading in financial assets
      • The Trading. Cookbook
        • The trading. Cookbook. Cover
        • Preface.
        • Table of contents
        • Chapter I. ABC of Trade.
          • I.2. Why trading? Trading as an ideal business model.
          • I.3. What is the interest in trading? The magic of compound interest. Why is 15% per annum so important?
          • I.4. How much can you really earn by trading?
          • I.5. What is the difference between trading and a bank deposit?
          • I.6. What is an exchange? Do scammers work on the exchange? Should I trust the exchange?
          • I.7. How the exchange earns?
          • I.8. How to choose a reliable exchange? Moscow Exchange Website www.moex.com . St. Petersburg Stock Exchange. Cryptocurrency Exchange Finance (China).
          • I.9. Who is a broker?
          • I.10. What is the broker’s interest? Is the broker interested in your profit or loss? Does the broker manipulate charts during trading? Can a broker steal money from your account?
          • I.11. Who is a market maker. What is the market maker’s interest in?
          • I.12. Optimal trading model, conflict of interest.
          • I.13. The concept of risk in trading. Risk calculation.
          • I.14. Risk management.
          • I.15. Aspects of trader psychology. Axioms of a stock speculator by Max Gunther.
          • I.16. Trading terminals.
          • I.17. Initial setup Transaq.
          • I.18. Initial setup Quick.
          • I.19. Initial setup CScalp.
          • I.20. Exchange Terminal Binance.
          • I.21. The concept of a lot. The concept of the application. Types of applications: market application, conditional application, stop loss application, take profit application.
          • I.22. The concept of a transaction.
          • I.23. The concept of a tool.
          • I.24. The concept of a tool graph.
          • I.25. The concept of a glass in trade.
          • I.26. The concept of an indicator.
          • I.27. The concept of clusters.
          • I.28. The concept of a portfolio.
          • I.29. The concept of profit.
          • I.30. The concept of loss.
          • I.31. What causes losses?
          • I.32. Why losses occur more often?
          • I.33. Is it possible to avoid losses?
          • I.34. Loss management. How to save money on the stock exchange?
          • I.35. How to turn a loss into a profit?
          • I.36. Is it worth being afraid of loss?
          • I.37. What to do if the loss is growing all the time?
          • I.38. The concept of a timeframe. The importance of the timeframe.
          • I.39. How does the timeframe affect your profit?
          • I.40. Which timeframe to choose?
          • I.41. Trading during the day: advantages and disadvantages.
          • I.42. Medium-term trading.
          • I.43. Long-term trading.
          • I.44. Which strategy is better?
          • I.45. The concept of the shoulder. The relationship of leverage with a bank loan.
          • I.46. Calculating the chances of making a profit using leverage.
          • I.47. The concept of a guarantee (GO) when trading options and futures.
          • I.48. Broker’s commission and its impact on your income.
          • I.49. The concept of a dividend.
          • I.50. Taxation of trading. Refund of taxes from trade. IIA (individual investment account). Peculiarities of taxes on foreign assets trading.
          • I.51. The use of trading robots and artificial intelligence by exchanges to control the movement of the market.
          • I.52. Why most people (95%) losing money on the stock exchange? Who is in the 5% of those who earn on the stock exchange?
          • I.53. What distinguishes a successful trader from an unsuccessful one?
          • I.54. Adaptive development of a trading algorithm. Testing the algorithm. Strict adherence to the algorithm.
          • I.55. Trade discipline.
        • Chapter II. Fundamentals of technical analysis of trade information.
          • II.2. The concept of a bar.
          • II.3. What to choose a candle or a bar?
          • II.4. Reading the graph.
          • II.5. The concept of «trend». Bearish and bullish trends.
          • II.6. The concept of «level».
          • II.7. The concept of «channel».
          • II.8. The concept of «flat».
          • II.9. The concept of «gap» (gap).
          • II.10. The concept of technical analysis figures: triangle, flag, head and shoulders, breakdown, rebound, strait, protorgovka, shot, false breakdown.
          • II.11. Learning to identify levels.
          • II.12. Why levels are so important?
          • II.13. Who forms the levels?
          • II.14. The concept of trade volume.
          • II.15. Why volumes are important when making decisions?
          • II.16. Search for trading signals.
          • II.17. Examples of real market situations.
          • II.18. What to do if the tool crashes all the time?
          • II.19. The instrument is growing steadily, but the growth is already too great. What is the strategy?
          • II.20. The culmination of purchases.
          • II.21. The culmination of sales.
          • II.22. Determination of trend braking signals.
          • II.23. Determining the trend breaking point.
        • Chapter III. Standard trading strategies.
          • III.2. The concept of a short transaction. How to make a short trade?
          • III.3. Trading on trend.
          • III.4. Trading after strong instrument drops during crises.
          • III.5. Trading from the level.
          • III.6. Choosing an entry point.
          • III.7. Waiting for the confirmation of the trading signal.
          • III.8. Trading with leverage. Margin trading.
          • III.9. Using Stop Loss orders.
          • III.10. Using take profit orders.
          • III.11. Regular purchase with accumulation of position.
          • III.12. Averaging (martingale): advantages and disadvantages.
          • III.13. Diversification.
          • III.14. Trading in certain time intervals: American session, Asian session, European session, Evening session.
          • III.15. Trading at the opening.
          • III.16. Trading before the close since the beginning of the American session.
          • III.17. Trading on shock days.
          • III.18. Auto-investigation.
          • III.19. IIA.
          • III.20. Receiving dividend income.
          • III.21. Getting coupon income.
        • Chapter IV. The foreign exchange market. Currency trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • IV.2. Why is it interesting to trade currency?
          • IV.3. Currency pairs on MICEX.
          • IV.4. Which currency pair to choose?
          • IV.5. Currency Trading Strategies.
          • IV.6. Taxes on currency trading.
          • IV.7. Withdrawal of currency from an exchange account to a foreign currency account for ATM withdrawals or payment for services.
        • Chapter V. Stock market. Trading shares on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • V.2. What are dividends?
          • V.3. Not all stocks have dividends.
          • V.4. Blue chips of the stock market.
          • V.5. Initial setup of the Transaq terminal for stock trading.
          • V.6. Which stocks to choose for trading on the Moscow Exchange?
          • V.7. Trading strategies when trading stocks.
          • V.8. Trading stocks using margin leverage.
          • V.9. Risk management in stock trading.
          • V.10. Examples of stock trading.
        • Chapter VI. The futures market. Futures trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • VI.2. What is futures? Why are futures one of the most interesting tools for trading? Futures designations.
          • VI.3. Expiration date of futures.
          • VI.4. Guarantee Provision.
          • VI.5. Setting up a QUIK trading terminal for futures trading.
          • VI.6. Which futures to choose for trading?
          • VI.7. Futures Trading Strategies.
          • VI.8. Hedging with futures.
          • VI.9. Risk management in futures trading.
          • VI.10. Examples of futures trading.
        • Chapter VII. The futures market. Trading options on the RTS index.
          • VII.2. Options – trading for the elite.
          • VII.3. The Greeks of options. Why are options gaining or losing their value so quickly?
          • VII.4. Accounting for garanty provision (GP). Let’s consider this question on a concrete example.
          • VII.5. Initial setup of the Quik terminal for options trading.
          • VII.5. Initial setup of the Quik terminal for options trading.
          • VII.6. Options Trading Strategies.
          • VII.7. Which options to choose for trading?
          • VII.8. Risk management in options trading.
          • VII.9. Examples of options trading.
        • Chapter VIII. Bond Trading.
          • VIII.2. When are bonds interesting? FLB – federal loan bonds.
          • VIII.3. The concept of the issuer.
          • VIII.4. The concept of coupon income. ACI – accumulated coupon income.
          • VIII.5. Study of commercial information about the issuer.
          • VIII.6. Risks in bond trading.
          • VIII.7. How to choose an issuer? Monitoring of the issuer’s actions, tracking of suspicious transactions of the issuer.
          • VIII.8. Which bonds to choose?
          • VIII.9. The choice of bonds on moex.com.
          • VIII.10. Choosing bonds in the Tinkoff app.
          • VIII.11. Strategies for trading bonds.
          • VIII.12. Examples of bond trading.
        • Chapter IX. The cryptocurrency market. Cryptocurrency Futures Trading.
          • IX.2. Features of cryptocurrencies as a trading tool.
          • IX.3. Blockchain.
          • IX.4. Why cryptocurrencies are getting more expensive and do they have a future?
          • IX.5. Cryptocurrency mining. Equipment and legislation.
          • IX.6. Participation in mining projects on the Binance exchange.
          • IX.7. Mister BITCOIN.
          • IX.8. Altcoins.
          • IX.9. THEZER and BUSD — alternative to the US dollar.
          • IX.10. Wallets.
          • IX.11. P2P is a bank for itself: replenishment of the account with minimal costs and additional earnings.
          • IX.12. Spot trading.
          • IX.13. Cryptocurrency Futures Trading.
          • IX.14. Trading options on cryptocurrencies.
          • IX.15. Trading of «young» altcoins.
          • IX.16. Which coins to choose for trading.
          • IX.17. Margin futures trading. Risk management.
          • IX.18. Types of orders.
          • IX.19. Altcoin Futures Trading Strategies.
          • IX.20. Combining trading and mining (staking) is an ideal option for everyone.
          • IX.21. Examples of cryptocurrency trading.
          • IX.22. Coin pumping is a dangerous phenomenon for a trader when working in short!
          • IX.23. Bitcoin Hedgehog.
        • Chapter X. Special trading strategies.
          • X.2. Positional trading by A. Purnova.
          • X.3. Wave trading by Alexander Rezvyakov.
          • X.4. Scalping: Konstantin Akhmetov.
          • X.5. Hedging when trading options by Pavel Pakhomov.
          • X.6. The system of American trading by Alexander Gerchik.
          • X.7. Trading according to the methods of Linda Raschke.
          • X.8. Trading according to the method of Dmitry Cheremushkin.
          • X.9. Trading according to the Renata Valeeva method.
          • X.10. Trading according to the method of Ilya Meshcheryakov.
          • X.11. Trading in both directions both long and short.
          • X.12. Trading without using stop orders. Long money and its advantages.
          • X.13. Trading on the grid.
          • X.14. Pyramiding. Step-by-step recruitment or resetting of a position.
          • X.15. Trading against the trend.
          • X.16. Trading with Hedging.
          • X.17. Entrance to the movement.
          • X.18. Trading on stock fluctuations.
          • X.19. Riding on the movement of robots.
          • X.20. Identifying strategies used by major players and following along with them.
          • X.21. Identification of noise in the price movement of an instrument for masking a change in the direction of movement by the exchange.
          • X.22. Identification of traps for fooling the «crowd». Shaking out weak players. Collecting stops.
          • X.23. The laws of the exchange (the results of the author’s research).
        • Chapter XI. Trading as a profession.
          • XI.2. Risk assessment before trading.
          • XI.3. Portfolio Management.
          • XI.4. Homework.
          • XI.5. Drawing up a trading algorithm. Managing the trading algorithm. Following the algorithm.
          • XI.6. Choosing a trading instrument.
          • XI.7. Selecting entry points.
          • XI.8. Setting stop commands and take profits.
          • XI.9. Position management during the transaction.
          • XI.10. Closing the deal.
        • Chapter XII. Mechanical trading and trading robots.
          • XII.1. The concept of a trading robot.
          • XII.2. ATF programming language.
          • XII.3. Drawing up a trading algorithm.
          • XII.4. Programming the indicator.
          • XII.5. Programming listing work.
          • XII.6. Testing and using the robot.
          • XII.7. Risks when using the robot.
          • XII.8. Using neural networks when creating a robot.
          • XII.9. What to choose: robot or manual trading?
          • XII.10. Special software for programming robots for trading.
        • Chapter XIII. What to do next?
          • XIII.2. The «Fellow Traveler» technique (tracking takeprofit).
          • XIII.3. The «Higher-lower» method (applications in two directions with adaptive distribution of applications).
          • XIII.4. The «Triple flip» technique (one application for the lower level, another for the upper, the third above the price).
          • XIII.5. The «Morning Marathon» technique (trading at the opening).
          • XIII.6. The «American Jump» technique (trading in the American session).
          • XIII.7. The «Evening debut» technique (trading in the evening session).
          • XIII.8. The «Anaconda Throw» technique (catching bounces and knives from the level).
          • XIII.9. The «Ant» technique (input/output in small parts on a grid).
          • XIII.10. The «Fisherman on the Lake» technique (trading on a grid).
          • XIII.11. The «Afterburner» methodology («Futures and options», «Spot and futures», «USDT & BUSD»).
          • XIII.12. The «Three Friends» technique (3 moving averages).
          • XIII.13. The technique of «On the crest of the wave» (catching large waves).
          • XIII.14. The «Vice Versa» strategy».
          • XIII.15. The strategy of «Hatching eggs».
          • XIII.16. Strategy «Even lower».
          • XIII.17. The strategy of «Catching comets».
          • XIII.18. The «Smart Robbie» technique».
        • Chapter XIV. My strategy for using long money and its results.
        • Chapter XV. Conclusion.
        • Chapter XVI. List of sources used.
  • Articles
    • Trading articles
      • Trading coins during pumping (inflating the bubble). Trading MASK and LEVER coins.
    • A cashless economy
      • Article No. 1. Cashless economy versus monetary economy. Problem statement
      • Article No.2. A cashless economy versus a monetary economy. Setting goals for humanity (possibly within one country or community of countries)
      • Article No. 3. A cashless economy versus a monetary economy. The mechanism of implementation within the country or community of countries that have joined the cashless economy program.
    • Garbage and people
      • Article No. 4. Garbage and us. A system solution to the garbage problem.
  • EnglishEnglish
  • РусскийРусский
  • Books
    • Trading in financial assets
      • The Trading. Cookbook
        • The trading. Cookbook. Cover
        • Preface.
        • Table of contents
        • Chapter I. ABC of Trade.
          • I.2. Why trading? Trading as an ideal business model.
          • I.3. What is the interest in trading? The magic of compound interest. Why is 15% per annum so important?
          • I.4. How much can you really earn by trading?
          • I.5. What is the difference between trading and a bank deposit?
          • I.6. What is an exchange? Do scammers work on the exchange? Should I trust the exchange?
          • I.7. How the exchange earns?
          • I.8. How to choose a reliable exchange? Moscow Exchange Website www.moex.com . St. Petersburg Stock Exchange. Cryptocurrency Exchange Finance (China).
          • I.9. Who is a broker?
          • I.10. What is the broker’s interest? Is the broker interested in your profit or loss? Does the broker manipulate charts during trading? Can a broker steal money from your account?
          • I.11. Who is a market maker. What is the market maker’s interest in?
          • I.12. Optimal trading model, conflict of interest.
          • I.13. The concept of risk in trading. Risk calculation.
          • I.14. Risk management.
          • I.15. Aspects of trader psychology. Axioms of a stock speculator by Max Gunther.
          • I.16. Trading terminals.
          • I.17. Initial setup Transaq.
          • I.18. Initial setup Quick.
          • I.19. Initial setup CScalp.
          • I.20. Exchange Terminal Binance.
          • I.21. The concept of a lot. The concept of the application. Types of applications: market application, conditional application, stop loss application, take profit application.
          • I.22. The concept of a transaction.
          • I.23. The concept of a tool.
          • I.24. The concept of a tool graph.
          • I.25. The concept of a glass in trade.
          • I.26. The concept of an indicator.
          • I.27. The concept of clusters.
          • I.28. The concept of a portfolio.
          • I.29. The concept of profit.
          • I.30. The concept of loss.
          • I.31. What causes losses?
          • I.32. Why losses occur more often?
          • I.33. Is it possible to avoid losses?
          • I.34. Loss management. How to save money on the stock exchange?
          • I.35. How to turn a loss into a profit?
          • I.36. Is it worth being afraid of loss?
          • I.37. What to do if the loss is growing all the time?
          • I.38. The concept of a timeframe. The importance of the timeframe.
          • I.39. How does the timeframe affect your profit?
          • I.40. Which timeframe to choose?
          • I.41. Trading during the day: advantages and disadvantages.
          • I.42. Medium-term trading.
          • I.43. Long-term trading.
          • I.44. Which strategy is better?
          • I.45. The concept of the shoulder. The relationship of leverage with a bank loan.
          • I.46. Calculating the chances of making a profit using leverage.
          • I.47. The concept of a guarantee (GO) when trading options and futures.
          • I.48. Broker’s commission and its impact on your income.
          • I.49. The concept of a dividend.
          • I.50. Taxation of trading. Refund of taxes from trade. IIA (individual investment account). Peculiarities of taxes on foreign assets trading.
          • I.51. The use of trading robots and artificial intelligence by exchanges to control the movement of the market.
          • I.52. Why most people (95%) losing money on the stock exchange? Who is in the 5% of those who earn on the stock exchange?
          • I.53. What distinguishes a successful trader from an unsuccessful one?
          • I.54. Adaptive development of a trading algorithm. Testing the algorithm. Strict adherence to the algorithm.
          • I.55. Trade discipline.
        • Chapter II. Fundamentals of technical analysis of trade information.
          • II.2. The concept of a bar.
          • II.3. What to choose a candle or a bar?
          • II.4. Reading the graph.
          • II.5. The concept of «trend». Bearish and bullish trends.
          • II.6. The concept of «level».
          • II.7. The concept of «channel».
          • II.8. The concept of «flat».
          • II.9. The concept of «gap» (gap).
          • II.10. The concept of technical analysis figures: triangle, flag, head and shoulders, breakdown, rebound, strait, protorgovka, shot, false breakdown.
          • II.11. Learning to identify levels.
          • II.12. Why levels are so important?
          • II.13. Who forms the levels?
          • II.14. The concept of trade volume.
          • II.15. Why volumes are important when making decisions?
          • II.16. Search for trading signals.
          • II.17. Examples of real market situations.
          • II.18. What to do if the tool crashes all the time?
          • II.19. The instrument is growing steadily, but the growth is already too great. What is the strategy?
          • II.20. The culmination of purchases.
          • II.21. The culmination of sales.
          • II.22. Determination of trend braking signals.
          • II.23. Determining the trend breaking point.
        • Chapter III. Standard trading strategies.
          • III.2. The concept of a short transaction. How to make a short trade?
          • III.3. Trading on trend.
          • III.4. Trading after strong instrument drops during crises.
          • III.5. Trading from the level.
          • III.6. Choosing an entry point.
          • III.7. Waiting for the confirmation of the trading signal.
          • III.8. Trading with leverage. Margin trading.
          • III.9. Using Stop Loss orders.
          • III.10. Using take profit orders.
          • III.11. Regular purchase with accumulation of position.
          • III.12. Averaging (martingale): advantages and disadvantages.
          • III.13. Diversification.
          • III.14. Trading in certain time intervals: American session, Asian session, European session, Evening session.
          • III.15. Trading at the opening.
          • III.16. Trading before the close since the beginning of the American session.
          • III.17. Trading on shock days.
          • III.18. Auto-investigation.
          • III.19. IIA.
          • III.20. Receiving dividend income.
          • III.21. Getting coupon income.
        • Chapter IV. The foreign exchange market. Currency trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • IV.2. Why is it interesting to trade currency?
          • IV.3. Currency pairs on MICEX.
          • IV.4. Which currency pair to choose?
          • IV.5. Currency Trading Strategies.
          • IV.6. Taxes on currency trading.
          • IV.7. Withdrawal of currency from an exchange account to a foreign currency account for ATM withdrawals or payment for services.
        • Chapter V. Stock market. Trading shares on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • V.2. What are dividends?
          • V.3. Not all stocks have dividends.
          • V.4. Blue chips of the stock market.
          • V.5. Initial setup of the Transaq terminal for stock trading.
          • V.6. Which stocks to choose for trading on the Moscow Exchange?
          • V.7. Trading strategies when trading stocks.
          • V.8. Trading stocks using margin leverage.
          • V.9. Risk management in stock trading.
          • V.10. Examples of stock trading.
        • Chapter VI. The futures market. Futures trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange.
          • VI.2. What is futures? Why are futures one of the most interesting tools for trading? Futures designations.
          • VI.3. Expiration date of futures.
          • VI.4. Guarantee Provision.
          • VI.5. Setting up a QUIK trading terminal for futures trading.
          • VI.6. Which futures to choose for trading?
          • VI.7. Futures Trading Strategies.
          • VI.8. Hedging with futures.
          • VI.9. Risk management in futures trading.
          • VI.10. Examples of futures trading.
        • Chapter VII. The futures market. Trading options on the RTS index.
          • VII.2. Options – trading for the elite.
          • VII.3. The Greeks of options. Why are options gaining or losing their value so quickly?
          • VII.4. Accounting for garanty provision (GP). Let’s consider this question on a concrete example.
          • VII.5. Initial setup of the Quik terminal for options trading.
          • VII.5. Initial setup of the Quik terminal for options trading.
          • VII.6. Options Trading Strategies.
          • VII.7. Which options to choose for trading?
          • VII.8. Risk management in options trading.
          • VII.9. Examples of options trading.
        • Chapter VIII. Bond Trading.
          • VIII.2. When are bonds interesting? FLB – federal loan bonds.
          • VIII.3. The concept of the issuer.
          • VIII.4. The concept of coupon income. ACI – accumulated coupon income.
          • VIII.5. Study of commercial information about the issuer.
          • VIII.6. Risks in bond trading.
          • VIII.7. How to choose an issuer? Monitoring of the issuer’s actions, tracking of suspicious transactions of the issuer.
          • VIII.8. Which bonds to choose?
          • VIII.9. The choice of bonds on moex.com.
          • VIII.10. Choosing bonds in the Tinkoff app.
          • VIII.11. Strategies for trading bonds.
          • VIII.12. Examples of bond trading.
        • Chapter IX. The cryptocurrency market. Cryptocurrency Futures Trading.
          • IX.2. Features of cryptocurrencies as a trading tool.
          • IX.3. Blockchain.
          • IX.4. Why cryptocurrencies are getting more expensive and do they have a future?
          • IX.5. Cryptocurrency mining. Equipment and legislation.
          • IX.6. Participation in mining projects on the Binance exchange.
          • IX.7. Mister BITCOIN.
          • IX.8. Altcoins.
          • IX.9. THEZER and BUSD — alternative to the US dollar.
          • IX.10. Wallets.
          • IX.11. P2P is a bank for itself: replenishment of the account with minimal costs and additional earnings.
          • IX.12. Spot trading.
          • IX.13. Cryptocurrency Futures Trading.
          • IX.14. Trading options on cryptocurrencies.
          • IX.15. Trading of «young» altcoins.
          • IX.16. Which coins to choose for trading.
          • IX.17. Margin futures trading. Risk management.
          • IX.18. Types of orders.
          • IX.19. Altcoin Futures Trading Strategies.
          • IX.20. Combining trading and mining (staking) is an ideal option for everyone.
          • IX.21. Examples of cryptocurrency trading.
          • IX.22. Coin pumping is a dangerous phenomenon for a trader when working in short!
          • IX.23. Bitcoin Hedgehog.
        • Chapter X. Special trading strategies.
          • X.2. Positional trading by A. Purnova.
          • X.3. Wave trading by Alexander Rezvyakov.
          • X.4. Scalping: Konstantin Akhmetov.
          • X.5. Hedging when trading options by Pavel Pakhomov.
          • X.6. The system of American trading by Alexander Gerchik.
          • X.7. Trading according to the methods of Linda Raschke.
          • X.8. Trading according to the method of Dmitry Cheremushkin.
          • X.9. Trading according to the Renata Valeeva method.
          • X.10. Trading according to the method of Ilya Meshcheryakov.
          • X.11. Trading in both directions both long and short.
          • X.12. Trading without using stop orders. Long money and its advantages.
          • X.13. Trading on the grid.
          • X.14. Pyramiding. Step-by-step recruitment or resetting of a position.
          • X.15. Trading against the trend.
          • X.16. Trading with Hedging.
          • X.17. Entrance to the movement.
          • X.18. Trading on stock fluctuations.
          • X.19. Riding on the movement of robots.
          • X.20. Identifying strategies used by major players and following along with them.
          • X.21. Identification of noise in the price movement of an instrument for masking a change in the direction of movement by the exchange.
          • X.22. Identification of traps for fooling the «crowd». Shaking out weak players. Collecting stops.
          • X.23. The laws of the exchange (the results of the author’s research).
        • Chapter XI. Trading as a profession.
          • XI.2. Risk assessment before trading.
          • XI.3. Portfolio Management.
          • XI.4. Homework.
          • XI.5. Drawing up a trading algorithm. Managing the trading algorithm. Following the algorithm.
          • XI.6. Choosing a trading instrument.
          • XI.7. Selecting entry points.
          • XI.8. Setting stop commands and take profits.
          • XI.9. Position management during the transaction.
          • XI.10. Closing the deal.
        • Chapter XII. Mechanical trading and trading robots.
          • XII.1. The concept of a trading robot.
          • XII.2. ATF programming language.
          • XII.3. Drawing up a trading algorithm.
          • XII.4. Programming the indicator.
          • XII.5. Programming listing work.
          • XII.6. Testing and using the robot.
          • XII.7. Risks when using the robot.
          • XII.8. Using neural networks when creating a robot.
          • XII.9. What to choose: robot or manual trading?
          • XII.10. Special software for programming robots for trading.
        • Chapter XIII. What to do next?
          • XIII.2. The «Fellow Traveler» technique (tracking takeprofit).
          • XIII.3. The «Higher-lower» method (applications in two directions with adaptive distribution of applications).
          • XIII.4. The «Triple flip» technique (one application for the lower level, another for the upper, the third above the price).
          • XIII.5. The «Morning Marathon» technique (trading at the opening).
          • XIII.6. The «American Jump» technique (trading in the American session).
          • XIII.7. The «Evening debut» technique (trading in the evening session).
          • XIII.8. The «Anaconda Throw» technique (catching bounces and knives from the level).
          • XIII.9. The «Ant» technique (input/output in small parts on a grid).
          • XIII.10. The «Fisherman on the Lake» technique (trading on a grid).
          • XIII.11. The «Afterburner» methodology («Futures and options», «Spot and futures», «USDT & BUSD»).
          • XIII.12. The «Three Friends» technique (3 moving averages).
          • XIII.13. The technique of «On the crest of the wave» (catching large waves).
          • XIII.14. The «Vice Versa» strategy».
          • XIII.15. The strategy of «Hatching eggs».
          • XIII.16. Strategy «Even lower».
          • XIII.17. The strategy of «Catching comets».
          • XIII.18. The «Smart Robbie» technique».
        • Chapter XIV. My strategy for using long money and its results.
        • Chapter XV. Conclusion.
        • Chapter XVI. List of sources used.
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