Raef Mackay, Founder of raefonTrading, provides the international NinjaTrader
community with quality indicators and strategies that aim to bridge the gap between
winning and losing. RaefonTrading’s indicators and strategies strive to simplify the art
of trading via the highly visual and intuitive NinjaTrader charting interface.
Additionally, all of reafonTrading’s indicators and strategies undergo a rigorous
back testing process utilizing NinjaTrader’s Strategy Analyzer, which allows traders to
conduct historical analysis on Ninja Script based automated trading strategies.
“NinjaTrader turned my trading account 180 degrees as the high performance
back testing, walk forward and genetic optimization features of the Strategy Analyzer
enabled me to formulate winning strategies”, says Raef Mackay, Founder of
raefonTrading. “Additionally, the unique NinjaTrader Strategy Wizard allows me to ask
questions of the market and get definitive results. When my money is on the line, I
want to use the best tools available to me, and NinjaTrader is the best!”

About raefonTrading
Our ultimate goal is to help traders get on track by leapfrogging the tedious
tasks of acquiring and filtering out the valuable knowledge from the overwhelming
amount of information available in today’s electronic trading environment. As a
student of W.D. Gann, Raef’s simple and proven geometric approach to trading is here
to get your trading journey of to the right start, Helping You Rise Above the Rest. For
additional information, please visit raefonTrading www.raefontrading.com.

With the AUD running so high last year (2012) we traveled to EU and UK for a holiday. I bought all my souvenirs from the flea markets and second-hand shops. We don’t get traditional or historical things here in Australia. We left via Frankfurt and spent the day in town having a look at the local scene. I checked out some collectables shops and found one with heaps of old prints for sale. I bought a 300 year old print called Des Waerrelds …. “The actions and designs of the world go round as if in a mill.”    More Here.

As soon as I saw it I knew it was about the markets and how they were depicted years ago in fact around 1720. I was excited I had actually been wanting a book on trading from the 1800’s, but a picture tells a thousand words. Now days when I look at it, I quite often ask myself. “How have the markets changed in the last 300 years? ”

My thoughts only. Raef