How to use the TradeRadar software - new slideshow gives you all the basics

I have contended that the TradeRadar software is very easy to use; however, setting up the chart to generate the indicators may not be immediately obvious to new users. The slideshow below describes how to use the new "Auto" feature as a shortcut. It goes on to explain how to evaluate our indicators and make your final Buy or Sell decision. (Look for the icon that allows you to view in full screen mode.)

Trade Radar Slideshow

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Note that the "Auto" feature can be turned off so you can manually adjust the date range, the filtering and sensitivity if you so desire.

More info --

The following links provide more information and show you where to download:

TradeRadar Help File - more details on how to load data, deeper discussion of indicators and description of the portfolio history functionality
Features page - more screenshots of features not covered in the slideshow
Download page - downloads are always free. Full installs and simple upgrades are available.

If you have further questions, be sure to leave a comment or email me.

Hat tip to SlideShow.net for providing the ability to put presentations on line. This site rocks!

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