Anoduki Market Intelligence - FREE strategies to beat the market

Signals for each strategy:
Each strategy has a page dedicated to showing current and recently published signals. The signals will indicate information about trade entry and trade exit. They will also indicate stop loss levels.

Signals can have five distinct statuses:

Anoduki signal status	Your action:


1. Pending entry: this is the initial status of a signal.	You need to place a good for the day BUY order using the information provided by the signal.

2. Pending exit: this status indicates the market price achieved a level consistent with the desired entry order price. This should mean your entry order was filled successfully.	If your BUY order was successful, you need to place a good for the day SELL order using the information provided by the signal.

3. Exited: this status indicates the market price has achieved the desired exit price. This should mean your position was closed out successfully - the signal has expired.	You do not need to do anything.

4. No entry: this status indicated the initial entry order was not successful - the signal has expired.	You do not need to do anything.

5. Stop loss: this status indicates the market price has moved to a level consistent with the stop loss price and should mean your position was closed out successfully - the signal has expired.	You do not need to do anything.

The following examples demonstrate the various possible scenarios typical of both the UK and US strategies:

80% of the time: A good for the day BUY order is placed and is not filled. Remember: these strategies are all about quality not quantity so this is considered normal!

Ideal: A good for the day BUY order is placed and filled. An initial good for the day SELL order is placed and not filled. An additional (or adjusted) good for the day SELL order is placed and filled.

Occasional worst case scenario: A good for the day BUY order is placed and filled. SELL orders are not filled. Eventually the stop loss level is reached and the position is closed out. This happens in reality about once a year or so.

dates formatted as yy-mm-dd

Example 1: 80% of the time


Signal #	Entry date	Stock	Entry price	Stop loss	Exit price	Status
2814	08-09-03	ABC	475	350	550	No entry
2813	08-09-02	ABC	475	350	550	Pending entry

Example 2: Ideal


Signal #	Entry date	Stock	Entry price	Stop loss	Exit price	Status
2818	08-09-05	ABC	450	350	490	Exited
2817	08-09-04	ABC	450	350	500	Pending exit
2816	08-09-03	ABC	450	350	525	Pending exit
2815	08-09-02	ABC	475	350	550	Pending entry

Note: The entry price was better than the order entered. This can occur when participating in the opening auction - something most Direct Market Access CFD providers allow - if your's does we suggest you investigate others and change.

Example 3: Occasional worst case scenario


Signal #	Entry date	Stock	Entry price	Stop loss	Exit price	Status
2825	08-09-08	ABC	450	350	350	Stop loss
2824	08-09-07	ABC	450	350	380	Pending exit
2823	08-09-06	ABC	450	350	420	Pending exit
2822	08-09-05	ABC	450	350	470	Pending exit
2821	08-09-04	ABC	450	350	500	Pending exit
2820	08-09-03	ABC	450	350	525	Pending exit
2819	08-09-02	ABC	475	350	550	Pending entry