Stock Trading Technical Indicators and Backtesting for Excel

Publisher:	ConnectCode Pte Ltd
Downloads:	1
Software Type:	Demo, 165.00
File Size:	5.41M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	29 March, 2013

TraderCode is a comprehensive library of technical indicators and technical analysis functions for use with Microsoft Excel. It allows you to create many types of technical indicators used in trading systems like Moving Average, Bollinger Bands, Oscillators, True Range, Standard Deviation, Donchian Channels and many more. With these indicators you can easily perform end-of-day analysis or back-testing of historical stock data.
Technical Analysis Add-In and Formulas
The Analysis Add-In and Formulas form the foundation of TraderCode since the first version of this popular software. The Add-In allows a user without any prior experience to quickly and easily create technical indicators from a user interface wizard. It also performs validation of the data, allows specification of where the output is to be located and guiding the user in creating the indicators accurately.
Technical Analysis Expert
The Analysis Expert is a spreadsheet model that allows you to create your own trading system based on the different technical indicators. It is able to help you download data, create multiple technical indicators, vary the parameters and repeat the tasks from within a spreadsheet environment quickly and easily. With a single click of a button, repeatable analysis can be carried out on different equity assets or stocks.
Backtesting Expert
The Backtesting Expert is a spreadsheet model that allows you to create trading strategies using the technical indicators and running the strategies through historical data. The performance of the strategies can then be measured and analyzed quickly and easily.
Point-and-Figure Charting Expert
Point-and-Figure charting is an analysis technique that has been around for many years. It has recently become very popular among traders and investors. This technical analysis technique uses a chart with "X"s and "O"s for predicting financial asset prices.