Five essential functions required to become a "Master of System Trading", as explained by developer Seigo Saito

　　　

When actually executing trades, many investors use special order methods such as limit orders and market-on-close orders. In “The Master of System Trading,” not only market orders but six types including limit orders, opening limit orders, stop orders, market-on-close orders, and close-limit orderscan be tested.

The filter function adds conditions beyond buying and selling rules, such as “only buy when the Nikkei stock average rises (or sell).” It is possible to configure filters using external data such as individual stocks, ETFs, or Dow or Nasdaq indices that you provide. It also supports the two types of signal number filters—fixed and dynamic—as described in Masakazu Saito’s book “Stocks: Practical Techniques for 80% Win Rate in Reversal System Trading.” Itis described in the book and seminars by Masakazu Saito as well.

Doten trading is a trading method where you simultaneously short-sell the same stock you just bought when you reverse your position. In “The Master of System Trading,” you can test dovetail trades that reflect actual buying and selling power and maintenance margin requirements. It enables testing of doten trading that reflects margin and maintenance margin requirements.






No matter how effective your trading rules are, it can be difficult to continually find stocks that match those rules day by day. In “The Master of System Trading,” you can save the tested trading rules and equip a daily trading signal function that finds stocks matching your trading rules every day.
With one click, it finds stocks that match your trading rules.