Most investors will never make money in the financial markets.

Over 70% of them will lose part of their funds within the first few months,
and in the long run, this statistic grows to 90%.

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This is not due to a lack of knowledge, intelligence, or the ability to analyze charts.
It's primarily the result of acting under the influence of emotions — fear,
hope, and greed — which lead to recurring mistakes: holding losing
positions in the hope of a rebound and prematurely closing winning positions
out of fear of losing profits.

As Mark Douglas wrote in "Trading in the Zone":

 

The problem most traders face is not a lack of analysis,
but the lack of a clear plan and the ability to execute it consistently.

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Investors often don't know what they're doing — and worse,
they don’t know why they're doing it.
They act impulsively, in the heat of the moment, treating technical analysis
as a strategy — even though it is not one.

A real investment strategy is a set of clearly defined rules: when to enter
the market, when to exit, what level of risk to take, and what results to expect.
And most importantly — the strategy must be testable, repeatable,
and data-driven, not based on gut feeling.

As Tom Basso noted in "The All Weather Trader":

 

Surviving in the market is the result of combining two elements:

1. A strategy with a proven edge, confirmed on a large sample
   of historical data.

2. A systematic approach that minimizes the influence of emotions
   in the decision-making process.

 

This mindset is what led to the creation of TradingEdge.Pro — with the goal
of providing investors with ready-to-use, time-tested investment strategies.

Knowing which strategies actually have a market edge is crucial
for successful investing.

Each of our strategies is fully automated, with clearly defined and objective
trade conditions (Systematic Trading).
The goal of this approach is to minimize the influence of human factors
on real trades (more on this in the document "Investor Mental Traps") — which is especially important during periods of high market volatility, when emotions often override rational thinking and the lack of a plan leads to poor decisions.

 

We use our strategies in our own trading.
It’s part of our philosophy — to offer only what we personally apply in practice.

That way, you can judge us not by promises, but by real results.

As Ed Seykota famously put it in Market Wizards:

 

Everyone gets what they want from the market.
Most people don't really want to make money — they want excitement.

 

It's time to change that — explore our strategies.