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What are the elements of a superior trading system?
1. It should be self-adjusting.
The markets are constantly mutating, and a trading
system should be constantly adjusting with it. But
self-adjustment should not be bolted on as an
afterthought; rather, it should be at the core of the
algorithms involved. Ocean Theory’s self-adjusting nature is inherent and robust.
2. It should be non-arbitrary.
Perfect non-arbitrariness is not possible, because
there will always be some arbitrary inputs somewhere,
subtle though they may be, that determine the "window" through which the market is being perceived. But Ocean Theory, through the application of new mathematics, has achieved an unprecedented level of non-arbitrariness.
3. It should be timeframe-neutral.
That is, it should be able to compare in apples-to-apples
terms across all timeframes from 5 minutes
to 5 years to identify the best opportunities. Ocean
Theory does that.
4. It should be market-neutral.
That is, it should be able to compare opportunities
in apples-to-apples terms across all freely traded
markets—stocks, bonds, futures, forex, options and
so on, domestic or international. Ocean does that.
5. It should be powerful yet easy to use.
The mathematics of Ocean Theory, as expressed in the Ocean Software, was created by jim sloman, famed for the Delta Phenomenon and innovative market approaches. And the software was created by pat raffalovich, one of the most skilled market programmers in the world.
6. It should have strong educational tools.
There are many such tools available, including the extensive online library of videos and charts, a complete 10-disc Ocean Video DVD Set, the reference Ocean Manual, the Ocean Software Studies and personal installation and instruction.
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