DiNapoli D-Levels™ trading tools

Are you a trader with solid Fibonacci analysis experience? GFT now offers a comprehensive collection of Fibonacci-based indicators, called DiNapoli D-Levels™, for experienced traders who want to apply advanced analysis to their trading strategy. These indicators were created by Joe DiNapoli, a professional trader and the world's leading expert on the application of Fibonacci ratios to forex trading.
Six of the indicators are available as a standard component of GFT's DealBook® 360 trading platform. Traders who subscribe to DiNapoli D-Levels™ obtain access to four additional indicators in the collection: the DiNapoli Oscillator, DiNapoli MACD, DiNapoli Retracement Tool, and DiNapoli Expansion Tool.
Features of DiNapoli D-Levels™:
The system of indicators is modular. They can be used together or selectively.
The complete collection incorporates both leading and lagging indicators.
The indicators display information in a clean and easy-to-read format.
The ratios are connected directly to trading opportunities.
Benefits of DiNapoli D-Levels™:
Application. The theory of Fibonacci is connected directly to trading opportunities, making it easier for traders to use the tools in their trading.
Market direction. Each indicator helps build a clearer picture of trend direction and price momentum.
Changes. Helps traders identify logical support and resistance levels at which pricing trends might change.
Expanding selection. Traders can find more potential trade set ups with stronger data support when layering indicators.
Consistency. Traders build a consistent trading strategy by following the rules and application guidelines of the indicators.
For $80 USD per month traders can add this expansion package to the existing indicators already on the DealBook® 360 trading platform. Click on the subscribe button to include this sophisticated tool to your analysis today.

Dynamic Trend Profile trading tool

A simple way to uncover potential trading set ups.
Quickly select more timely trade set ups for your trading methodology with Dynamic Trend Profile from GFT. This remarkable program consolidates multiple pieces of market information for you. It then displays a graphic representation of current market conditions, with color-coded potential trading opportunities.
Put away your pencil, grab your mouse, and let the computer do the hard work for you! In as few as two screens, you can quickly filter data and find potential trades. The program displays buy and sell signals for each currency pair using a variety of trading time frames. Choose your trades, and execute them directly within DealBook® 360.
Dynamic Trend Profile is easy to learn. Once you view the tutorial, you're ready to explore the program's capabilities.
Prioritize your opportunities and streamline your analysis with Dynamic Trend Profile.

Uses a real-time pricing feed from GFT.
Tracks up to 20 currency pairs simultaneously.
Calculates entry, stop and profit targets automatically.
Identifies potential short (sell) and long (buy) trades with color coding.
Highlights new trade opportunities as they appear.

Fast. Dynamic Trend Profile reduces upfront analysis time. You can focus on the profile's output based on your criteria, rather than digging for your ideal trade setups.
Visual. All data is reduced to a simple visual picture so it is easy to see available set ups.
Flexible. The system is flexible enough to support both long-term and short-term traders.
Simple. Dynamic Trend Profile is easy for traders to use, regardless of experience level.

FX mentor trading tool alerts

Get help with determining what to trade and when to trade it, no matter where you are! FX Mentor™ Alerts takes the most exciting part of our FX Mentor™ trading tool and delivers it right to your inbox. Don't worry about missing great trading opportunities when you're away from your desk!

Noted forex expert and professional trader Dave Floyd tracks roughly 55 currency pairs, analyzing charts and other indicators to find the high-probability trade opportunities. When he finds them, you'll be among the first to know! And best of all, you don't even need to be in front of your computer. FX Mentor™ Alerts will email Dave's trade recommendations to you so you'll have access to them wherever you are.

And for even more flexibility, you can have the emails sent to your mobile phone as text messages! Just follow the instructions in the FX Mentor™ Alerts User Guide you'll receive when you subscribe to turn your mobile phone into a portable forex trade alert service!

Meta Trader 4

MetaTrader 4 is an online trading complex designed to provide broker services to customers at Forex, Futures and CFD markets.This is a whole-cycle complex, which means that you will not need any other software to organize your broker services when using MetaTrader 4.

Data Center is a proxy server and designed as connecting-link between the system server and clients' terminals. It is designed as a Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 service and can serve queries of client terminals without carrying them to the real server. Thus, using data centers allows you to eliminate the connection from client terminal to main server.

Enhance the system's ability to change scope and efficiencyData centers can accumulate historical data which can automatically be accessed by traders. Thus, the Data Center processes a historical data query without carrying it to the system server. This reduces the load on MetaTrader 4 Server and so it can attend more traders.
Increase the resistance to DDoS (Distributed Deny of Service) attacksData Centers can perform as connecting server hiding the real IP-address of MetaTrader 4 Server. In this case, if one of the Data Centers is downed as a result of DDoD attack, the main system server will continue working in regular mode. At the same time client terminals that are linked to the address of the downed server, will be automatically redirected to reserve Data Centers.
Saving of trafficUsing Data Centers you minimize incoming dealing hall traffic. The program downloads data that are common for all traders in the hall: quotations, news and historic data. In this case, the amount of Internet traffic is independent to the number of traders connected to the Data Center

Technical analysis is research of market dynamics that is done mainly with the help of charts and with the purpose of forecasting future price development. Technical analysis comprises several approaches to the study of price movement which are interconnected in the framework of one harmonious theory. This type of analysis studies the price movement on the market by means of analyzing three market factors: price, volumes, and, in case of study of futures contracts’ market, of an open interest (number of open positions). Of these three factors the primary one for technical analysis is the prices, while the alterations in other factors are studies mainly in order to confirm the correctness of the identified price trend. This technical theory, just like any theory, has its core postulates.
Technical analysts base their research on the following three axioms:
Market movement considers everythingThis is the most important postulate of technical analysis. It is crucial to understand it in order to grasp rightly the procedures of analysis. The gist of it is that any factor that influences the price of securities, whether economic, political, or psychological, has already been taken into account and reflected in the price chart. In other words, every price change is accompanied by a change in external factors. The main inference of this premise is the necessity to follow closely the price movements and analyze them. By means of analyzing price charts and multiple other indicators, a technical analyst comes to the point that the market itself shows to her/him the trend it will most likely follow.This premise is in conflict with fundamental analysis where the attention is primarily paid to the study of factors, and later on, after the analysis of the factors, to conclusions as to the market trends are made. Thus, if the demand is higher than the supply, a fundamental analyst will come to the conclusion that the price will grow. Technical analyst, however, makes her/his conclusions in the opposite sequence: since the price has grown, it means the demand is higher than the supply.
The prices move with the trendThis assumption is the basis for all methods of technical analysis, as a market that moves in accordance with trends can be analyzed, unlike a chaotic market. The postulate that the price movement is a result of a trend has two effects. The first one implies that the current trend will most likely continue and will not reverse itself, thus, excluding disorderly chaotic movement of the market. The second one implies that the current trend will go on until the opposite trend sets in.
The history repeats itselfTechnical analysis and studies of market dynamics are closely related to the studies of human psychology. Thus, the graphical price models identified and classified within the last hundred years depict core characteristics of the psychological state of the market. First of all, they show the moods currently prevailing in the market, whether bullish or bearish. Since these models worked in the past, we have reasons to suppose that they will work in the future, for they are based on human psychology which remains almost unchaged over years. We can reword the last postulate — the story repeats itself — in a slightly different way: the key to understanding the future lies in the studies of the past.