sgbyrne![]() Member Posts: 10 Joined: 1/2/2004 Location: Humble, Texas ![]() | Hi Mark, I really appreciate the research you have done in ATM and I am glad to see you are getting better results with combined strategies. I agree that you may have really good historical results but all too often strategies fail on the right edge, especially in a down-market. As far as I know Omnivest trades are 'MOO' on the day following the signal. My own research has shown that MOO trades are very unpredictable, I have put together examples of 'market' and 'MOO' trades using a single strategy with the same settings, with 'market' and 'MOO' stops. Ken Wilsdon, Nirvana Club Member, made a comment which gives one food for thought: 'I never use MOO orders. Only stop market, limit or stop limit orders. MOO orders do not give me confirmation that the security is moving in my direction at entry. I am at the mercy of the market makers on my MOO orders, and I am not in control. I could be entering much further away from my entry zone than I am comfortably doing, thus screwing up my risk/reward. Conversely, I would consider MOC orders, as this is the time when professional money is setting final value for a security and they rather than the market makers are in control.' Roll on ATM RT. Steve Byrne [Edited by sgbyrne on 11/23/2018 10:25 PM] ![]() ![]() |