Optuma Blog

Optuma Blog

Market insights, product updates, tips and tricks

Want to know a better way to determine Trend?

Want to know a better way to determine Trend?

A few years ago I picked up an old copy of a book by Michael Gur called The Symmetry Wave Trading Method. Gur introduced the concept of using a series of swings based on the Average True Range of a chart, or the ATR.

6 min read
Now Available: World Commodities Data

Now Available: World Commodities Data

New data is available for global prices in energy, metals, industrials, agriculture, and livestock.

1 min read
Price Return vs Total Return Data

Price Return vs Total Return Data

Learn how to view Total Return data in Optuma

3 min read
GoNoGo Evidence-Based Investing - Part 6

GoNoGo Evidence-Based Investing - Part 6

This sixth and final video in the GoNoGo Charts educational series brings all the concepts together into a practical approach to market analysis and trading decisions.

1 min read
New Data Options: Improved Market Breadth, Economic, and US Mutual Funds

New Data Options: Improved Market Breadth, Economic, and US Mutual Funds

A quick update on improvements to Optuma's Data Products.

3 min read
GoNoGo Embracing Volatility - Part 5

GoNoGo Embracing Volatility - Part 5

Use the GoNoGo Squeeze indicator to anticipate price breaks.

1 min read
GoNoGo Trend Re-Entry - Part 4

GoNoGo Trend Re-Entry - Part 4

Alex and Tyler explain how using the GoNoGo Oscillator® can provide investors with a rules-based approach to entering trends.

1 min read
New in Optuma: Updated Exchange Sector & Industry Groups

New in Optuma: Updated Exchange Sector & Industry Groups

You may have noticed that the exchange Sector and Industry groupings in Optuma's Security Selection window have been updated. Here's what's changed.

2 min read
GoNoGo Oscillator - Momentum Concepts in Technical Analysis - Part 3

GoNoGo Oscillator - Momentum Concepts in Technical Analysis - Part 3

Everyone should understand the concept of momentum indicators. But also, how a blended approach to multiple oscillators can alleviate analysis paralysis and indicator overload.

1 min read