The Case methods specifically address issues of maintaining profitability
while lowering risk and simplifying trading methodology
focusing on the concerns of those traders who are not in a position
either professionally or economically to trade a diverse portfolio of
commodities. This reviews the basic philosophy and understanding
that underlies the methods provided in this.
REPLACE EMPIRICAL METHODS WITH
MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED MODELS
Older empirical techniques have been replaced with mathematically
sound techniques derived from the natural structure of the markets.
Most of the popular technical indicators used today were developed
prior to the introduction of even the most basic of personal computers
(PCs).
MANIPIJLATE DATA TO
IMPROVE PERFORMANCE
Some of the limitations of the current ways data is displayed and
analyzed can be overcome by modifying and adjusting the data using
the power available from computer technology
CONDENSE INFORMATION
Traders can limit errors of judgment and free themselves to consider
strategic issues by programming the computer to perform routine
calculations