Murrey Math trading frame software EOD version

NOTE: this software can plot the END oF DATA chart with matestock data

Introduction
Murrey Math is a trading system for all equities. This includes stocks, bonds, futures
(index, commodities, and currencies), and options. The main assumption in Murrey Math is
that all markets behave in the same manner (i.e. All markets are traded by a mob and
hence have similar characteristics.). The Murrey Math trading system is primarily based
upon the observations made by W.D. Gann in the first half of the 20'th century. While
Gann was purported to be a brilliant trader in any market his techniques have been
regarded as complex and difficult to implement. The great contribution of Murrey Math (T.
H. Murrey) was the creation of a system of geometry that can be used to describe market
price movements in time. This geometry facilitates the use of Gann's trading techniques.
The Murrey Math trading system is composed of two main components; the geometry
used to gauge the price movements of a given market and a set of rules that are based
upon Gann and Japanese candlestick formations. The Murrey Math system is not a crystal
ball, but when implemented properly, it can have predictive capabilities. Because the
Murrey Math rules are tied to the Murrey Math geometry, a trader can expect certain pre-
defined behaviors in price movement. By recognizing these behaviors, a trader has greatly
improved odds of being on the correct side of a trade. The overiding principle of the
Murrey Math trading system is to recognize the trend of a market, trade with the trend, and
exit the trade quickly with a profit (since trends are fleeting). In short, "No one ever went
broke taking a profit".
The Murrey Math geometry mentioned above is "elegant in its simplicity". Murrey describes
it by saying, "This is a perfect mathematical fractal trading system". An understanding of
the concept of a fractal is important in understanding the foundation of Murrey Math. For
readers interested in knowing more about fractals I would recommend the first 100 pages
of the book,"The Science of Fractal Images" edited by Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Dietmar
Saupe. The book was published by Springer-Verlag, copyright 1988. An in depth
understanding of fractals requires more than "8'th grade math", but an in depth
understanding is not necessary (just looking at the diagrams can be useful).
1) Automatic Trading Strategy:
A) Over Bought = Sell "Short"
B) Over Sold = Buy "Long"
The software program will automatically decide for you if a market is either:
A) Over Bought, or
B) Over Sold, and
Automatically display the Trading Strategy whenever the Daily Price-Action enters into either of these two "Areas."
There are two ways to make "profits" trading any market:
A) Buying "Long" (expecting a market to move higher short-term),
B) Selling "Short" (expecting a market to fall steeply short-term).
The software will assess 100 stocks in 30 seconds and set up their Trading Frame with only one "click" of the mouse
(on the directory's name).

Every "Trader" has been taught to "Buy Low" and to "Sell High" but they were never told where either end was (or is) !