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Article: Top Step Bonds. (trading software)(Evaluation)

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January 1, 1996
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Volatility breakout systems are standard fare for trading system enthusiasts, and there are as many variations to this theme as there are traders. Top Step Bonds from MicroStar Research and Trading is a powerful package for testing and optimizing its built-in volatility breakout system.

Installation and

documentation

Top Step is a Windows-based application, and installing it is as easy as clicking on the Run option from the program manager. The documentation adequately describes the testing capabilities, data entry and trading system parameters.

However, the trading system is a dark gray box, so the actual trading logic is not ...

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