How Do I Use Excalibvr E-mini Trading System?

Exclaibvr E-mini Trading System is market guidance software. It is NOT an order entry platform. Though Excalibvr E-mini Trading System announces to users suggested market entries, users will need to execute the orders through an order entry platform (like InfinityAT, for a demo trading account Click Here  ). Excalibvr E-mini Trading System is displayed though a Webinar daily, so you use the exact system we use, at the exact time we see it, exactly as we see it. Excalibvr E-mini Trading System's Webinar ID # is displayed only for registered members on a page titled "Webinar". The Link to Excalibvr E-mini Trading System's Webinar will appear in the main menu bar  (home, about, etc...) under the "ACCOUNT" tab, after logging in. By Clicking on the Webinar tab you will be directed to the page with the current day's Excalibvr E-mini Trading System's Webinar details and link.

How does the Excalibvr software differ from other trading software programs, such as Vector Vest, etc.?

Vector Vest is using the same formula since 1978. (30 years without change!). Other trading programs are flawed because they are static; they are not flexible to new market conditions that change constantly, as we know. Excalibur’s Artificial Intelligence learns every day about changes in the market and re-writes automatically its algorithms every night.  Excalibur is not designed to “invest”, it is designed to trade and to cash positions daily. The idea behind Excalibur is to generate profits on a daily basis, and cash positions constantly. It is the most liquid way to engage in today’s speedy markets. Other trading platforms look for trends bottoms and tops in order to generate trading decisions. Excalibur’s unique approach is to find the “equilibrium” at the market, the weakest point where no market maker or trader knows where the right direction is.Excalibur’s challenge is to find the “quiet before the storm”.

Excalibur looks to know that something is about to go horribly wrong, but hasn't just yet. Sharks can smell blood from over a mile away. Lions smell fear. Excalibur’s radar algorithms detect undecided market participants and other static trading platforms and preys on them. In Mr. DiLiddo’s words: ’Vector Vest philosophy is to encourage people to invest into “safe, undervalued stocks going up in price”. If you want to invest, Vector Vest may be for you.

Our philosophy is to constantly take profits from the market trading the index futures during the day and leaving the cash in the bank during the night. If you want to generate capital gains on a daily basis, then Excalibur is for you.

At this address http://www.moneyshow.com/video/video.asp?wid=1258&t=3 Vector Vest founder, Mr. Bart A. DiLiddo, proudly announced he’s still using the SAME valuation formula since 1978.  I encourage you to watch this video!

Does the Excalibvr software guarantee that I will never lose money?

No, Excalibur helps limit and reduce your risk exposure. This software acts more like a guide that gives you an added advantage when trading the E-mini contracts Developing and sticking to an exit strategy for every trade will also help limit risk exposure.

s market volatility good or bad for Excalibvr?

It is good, in fact the more volatile the E-mini or Major Index Markets are, the better. High market volatility increases more market movement and with more movement the faster you will profit from each alert or trade. Excalibur detects trends for both sides of the market, long and short. Your potential to be more profitable increases during volatile times.

Should I immediately enter a trade after Excalibvr gives an alert?

Yes, but while considering these points…

Many times an alert on the S&P 500 E-mini contract may not be successful in the first few minutes following an alert, so it would be in the best interest of the trader to attempt to obtain a better price. It will be up to the trader to decide if they want to enter the E-mini S&P 500 market mmediately or hold off for a minute or two to see if you can get the E-mini contract at a better price. If they do decide to hold off they are risking the chance that they could miss the trade. This in particular is why it is recommended to enter a trade immediately to guarantee you are on the alert, then plan to average down shortly after if the price of the market pulls away from the alert entry price.

Does Excalibur tell me when to exit a trade after Excalibvr gives an alert?

No, there are no direct alerts that will tell you when to exit a trade. However, once the trader is familiar with viewing and understanding the software, the trader will be able to tell when the trade and the trend are weakening.This will help guide the trader to exit a trade. It is highly recommended, especially when first starting with the Excalibvr software, to always have a personal exit strategy for each alert, such as already having a sell limit order in place at specific price, or immediately covering a profitable trade to not allow the position to make any less profit then pre-determined.

How long should I hold a position?

Excalibur detects interim-day market trends, which could last for several seconds, minutes, or even sometime hours. The longer a position is held the riskier the trade becomes.

What is the best exit strategy to use for each trade?

Exiting the S&P 500 E-mini positions will depend on each investor and their risk tolerance. The safest strategy would be to place a sell limit order at a price that is not to far from the purchase price. For those who are willing to take more risk and hold on to a position longer can either sell at the market when the position reaches a certain price or profit, or once in profit a trailing stop loss can be used to protect that profit made on the change of price in the S&P 500 E-mini Futures Index.

After profiting from an alert can I re-trade an alert?

Yes, but very carefully. The more times the alert is re-entered the risk exposure increases. It is very important not to re-enter an alert, while in the E-mini or any other market, when the alert is against the trend of the stock market for that day,

Example: If the market trend is down, in the red, for most of the day and Excalibur gives an alert to go long you should consider that trend to be short-lived, but if Excalibur gives an alert to go short in a down day it is possible to re-enter that alert if the short trend pulls back again to a good entry price.

Are the Excalibvr alerts on the S&P 500 E-mini Index always successful?

No, Excalibvr tries to predict a near-future market trend or pattern based on its minute by minute calculations – unfortunately Excalibur cannot predict the future. It is highly recommended to always have financial news available when trading. Some alerts may also be short-lived and if un-covered while in profit the trade may end up being unsuccessful for you.

There are several scenarios that could happen if an Excalibvr 's S&P 500 E-mini alert does not go in the right direction. The first is usually, in the first few minutes following an alert, the alert may not be successful right away, and if so an option is to average down by purchasing additional E-mini contracts, which will give a better price and much better profit when the trade does go the right way. Alerts for the S&P 500 E-mini may also trade flat before the position develops. It is a good idea to utilize a stop loss just in case the E-mini S&P 500 market trend shifts in the opposite direction unexpectedly. Finally, if the S&P 500 E-mini market trend does shift dramatically after an alert, Excalibvr will usually alert you that the trade may fail, and if so it is good practice to implement an exit strategy compromising to take a loss and plan to make up that loss on the next trade.

How many times should I average down with S&P E-mini Contracts when in an unsuccessful trade?

Averaging down in the S&P E-mini marketpace has the most success during times when the stock market is most volatile. Volatility increases market movement, which increases the chances that an exit price will be reached to exit a trade with profit after having averaged down. Averaging down in the S&P 500  E-mini market depends on personal risk tolerance. The more money in the E-mini Trading account the more contracts can be utilized to average down. Finally, time is a major factor when averaging. The closer it is to the E-mini market closing time, the less time available to reach an exit price. It is recommended not to use an averaging down strategy after 3:15pm, but rather than just exiting the trade at a loss, you should use a stop loss to limit your losses. The use of the stop loss after 3:15 will allow traders to stay in the trade if the market turns to the right direct decreasing their losses. If this is the case, they will be able to trail the stop loss locking in a better price as the S&P 500 E-mini position moves in the right direction. Traders should set a max number of times they are willing to average down for each trade, and then use a stop loss after the final average point.

Can I use the software indicators to place trades with S&P 500 E-mini Contracts without alerts?

Yes, but it is not recommended to do so until being really familiar with reading the indicators. The indicators for the S&P 500 E-mini may be showing that a trend is building up, but there is no guarantee that an alert will follow. If a trend is weakening it also does not mean to trade in the opposite direction. If a trend weakens that same trend may increase in strength again shortly after. When trading strictly from the S&P 500 E-mini indicators consider the trades to be short-lived.

Are there certain times that I should or should not be trading the S&P 500 E-mini Contracts?

Yes, low volume days are the worst time to be trading S&P 500 E-mini Contracts, such as the day before and after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years (generally Excalibvr will not generate orders in those times).. High volume days are best days to trade with Excalibvr . It is also best to trade S&P 500 E-mini contracts from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, and then from 1:30 pm to 3:15 pm, the market is more volatile during these times. When trading after 3:15 pm, is important to remember that the market trends shift much faster and there may not be enough time left in the Cash Market for the position to develop.