JigSaw Daytradr
Futures Trading Platform
Jigsaw Daytradr is a trading platform built around a method that can be utilized by both institutional and retail futures traders by giving them an actual edge in the markets and presenting trading data in an objective and unfiltered manner. Traders can potentially highlight events such as trapped traders, imbalances between buyers and sellers, and order flow. Above all, traders do not need to tune multiple software settings because of the platform’s easy to view interface.
Built around proprietary trading techniques that institutional traders use every day, JigSaw Daytradr tools are lightning fast and supremely effective. A platform built around gaining a true edge in the markets, trading data is presented exactly as traders need it with no gimmicks. Able to accurately highlight events such as trapped traders, yet able to run ‘out of the box’.
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Sharpen your trading skills and expand your understanding of the futures markets. Test and refine trading strategies in a simulated trading environment with live streaming market data.
- Utilize analytical tools
- Study and analyze charts
- Try various technical indicators
Depth & Sales
The Depth & Sales is JigSaw’s interpretation of the Depth of Market (DOM). A tool that is the cornerstone of the proprietary traders decision making process. It is here traders see the interaction between passive traders (limit orders) and active traders (market orders). This is where traders get a visceral feel for trading activity.
LFT Charts
Jigsaws “LTF” Charts is an innovative full charting package made to work “out of the box” with minimum need for user settings or complex setup. This is a charting tool for traders, it is not meant to be a huge and complex tool with thousands of options per chart and indicator.
Smart Gauges
The Pace of Tape (PoT) Smart Gauge comes in over 50 styles and gives traders an easy to absorb view of the pace of trading in a market relative to recent historical average. The most obvious use of this is to see the change in trading activity at key inflection points in the market.
