Beginners Guide to Investing

For those who are new to automated trading, consider this a beginners guide to investing, autotrade-style.

According to the beginners guide to investing automated trading, sometimes called autotrading, is a way for a trader or investor to allow someone--or some thing--else to make trades to his brokerage account.

The beginners guide to investing with autotrade systems would go something like this:

The beginner subscribes to an autotrade system and tells his brokerage to allow his account to be autotraded.

A trader--who hopefully knows what he or she's doing--takes a position in a stock or another asset. This "call" is transmitted electronically to his subscribers' brokerage accounts. The call is then made through the subscribers' accounts and they take the same position.

This continues as long as the subscriber is happy with the service, the beginners guide to investing points out.

Is there a problem with that? No. And Yes. It's typically safe and secure. However, if the trader gets a call wrong, so do all the subscribers. And, if we know one thing about human traders, they can go off on losing tangents.

Online Investing AI will create autotrading systems, but will use advanced technology to research and trigger calls. It's estimated that 40 percent of the market is traded through advanced quantification systems, although most are in the hands of hedge fund and investment firm owners. And the mass of investors don't have access to these technologies.

We intend to change that.

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