We have heard from many of our subscribers seeking a little more detail regarding the DynaLogic platform, so we thought a Question & Answer discussion would be helpful.
Thanks for the comment. Great question and one probably on the minds of other subscribers. The price that is quoted with the 100% buy is the closing price. The opening price the next day will almost always be slightly different. The 100% buy signal indicates that there has been a significant sell off in the underlying security. Chances are, the slight price differential will not really matter. One other option is to enter a Good Till Cancel (GTC) order at the next buy price and put it in as a limit order. That way, when the price of the security reaches the buy trigger, the trade will be executed. There is a link to the next buy and sell signals at the bottom of the daily post where it says "click here".
Many time you have a 100% buy signal at the closing price of a security. When the market opens, it is almost always a different price than that closing price the system is basing the 100% buy signal on. Sometimes even gap up or down. Any Ideas on how to approach this?
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Thanks for the comment. Great question and one probably on the minds of other subscribers. The price that is quoted with the 100% buy is the closing price. The opening price the next day will almost always be slightly different. The 100% buy signal indicates that there has been a significant sell off in the underlying security. Chances are, the slight price differential will not really matter. One other option is to enter a Good Till Cancel (GTC) order at the next buy price and put it in as a limit order. That way, when the price of the security reaches the buy trigger, the trade will be executed. There is a link to the next buy and sell signals at the bottom of the daily post where it says "click here".
We truly believe the rules-based buy and sell signals will help thousands and thousands of investors on their journey to financial security.
Many time you have a 100% buy signal at the closing price of a security. When the market opens, it is almost always a different price than that closing price the system is basing the 100% buy signal on. Sometimes even gap up or down. Any Ideas on how to approach this?