New to this forum, but I have been working with Tradeways for the last couple of months to perfect the software and some of the changes in 3.0 were feedback from my testing results. For example, e-mail notification of a change in a trend pattern. I was able to send e-mail notification to my yahoo account, which in turn forwarded the e-mail to my Verizon wireless LG Voyager as a text message. Another being too many repeat e-mail notifications being sent. I wrote some Pseudo-code for tradeways to correct this problem. Currently 3.0 needs some minor tweaks and one major one regarding performance issues. Nothing that can't be cured. I am a programmer by trade and have a good grasp of the coding changes that need to bring this software to the next level.

I am doing all of this for free because I believe that strongly in the potential of this product. It really does a great job of defining trend patterns before they happen, once you understand how it works. The documentation is just about non-existing, but that will be changed in the future too. Using it in Demo mode, I was able to consistantly pull $500 a day profit using a 25k opening account with a 100 to 1 leverage, with .1 lot sizes; without much effort.

Once I am happy with the software changes, I will be going live using this as a front-end charting and pre-movement currency pairs indicator, but my actual trading software platform will be "Button Trader" interfacing to Interactive Brokers (ECN broker) "Trader Workstation (TWS)" software. I chose Interactive Brokers (IB) for quite obvious reasons. Yes, this is an expensive route to take, but I feel you have to pay if you want the best. "Button Trader" was just icing on the cake because of the incredible ability to easily setup different types of loss/take profit strategies. Take an interactive video tour at buttontrader.com and I am sure you will agree. It's different, but ingenious.

I will eventually be going live with a 25k account with IB, but they only offer a 50 to 1 leverage, which is okay. I will keep you informed.

Respectfully,
Kenneth R Semak