"No Limits" because during your trial period you’ll have access to the same proprietary analytics tools and data you’ll have as a paid subscriber.

Especially tomorrow’s trade signals today - for all the stocks that trade daily on the main U.S. exchanges.

11,000 U.S. Stocks

Experience the power of Freedom's professional trading tools and analytics - and analyze any stock that trades daily on the NYSE or NASDAQ stock exchange.

Every time you open Freedom you start on the same main page - the "StockAnalyzer" module. The "Stock Ticker" is the key - but if you don't know your stock's ticker symbol - no problem - just start typing what you think it is or its company name - in the "Stock Ticker" field and Freedom will find it for you. The five easy pieces of information you need to enter are really simple details:

• The “Stock Ticker” of the stock you want to analyze
• The “Start Date” you want to begin your analysis on
• The “End Date” you want to end your analysis on
• The “Investment Amount” you're comfortable trading with
• The “Cost Amount” your broker charges you to make a trade (if its commission-free just enter $0)

Then, after you've completed filling in your five fields and pressed that big, blue “Analyze Button” (the only button on your screen), the "All Algorithms Summary Results" box appears - in just seconds.

Easy to Use & Easy to Understand

The "All Algorithms Summary" box contains very simple, first level metrics - that display how all 16 Freedom proprietary tading algorithms performed when paired with your stock:

Specifically, how many of those 16 algorithms - based on your stock's actual price and volume data are generating:

• A "Long" signal for tomorrow
• A "Short" signal for tomorrow
• An "Out" signal for tomorrow

Plus, how many of those 16 algorithms are currenntly:

• "Profitable" for the period you selected
• "Unprofitable" for the period you selected

And then, the last metric in the box, your stock's "Buy & Hold P/L $"value. Displaying how much you'd have gained or lost if you'd just bought the same amount of stock on your "Start Date" and held it right through your "End Date".

Simple Trade Signals - Buy, Sell, or Get Out

Freedom's trade signals are incredibly simple: Buy, Sell, or Get Out.

Nothing complicated, vague, or confusing. Just think traffic lights:

• Green = Buy or “Go Long”
• Red= Sell = “Go Short”
• Yellow = Out = “Get Out”

All of Freedom's next day trade signals are clearly presented in an impossible to miss, brightly colored “Chosen Model Trade Signal Bar” that stretches across your entire screen:

The signal bar even displays:

• Your stock’s ticker symbol
• Your chosen model's algorithm #
• Your trade signal’s exact trade date

All meant to help to make sure you don't make any mistakes or any accidental trades.

See? Freedom really is this simple.

Advanced Trade, Trend, and Risk Analytics

Freedom's main analytic module, the StockAnalyzer module, is the starting point for every stock you analyze. But it's also where Freedom's other advanced, specialized analytic modules are launched from.

To open any one of them, all you need to do is analyze your stock and then choose your model from the "All Models Summary" table.

The "Analyzer Button" row will pop-up - just below the "Chosen Model Trade Signal" bar, and above the "All Models Summary" table.

And with just one click Freedom will display all that module’s innovative and proprietary metrics - in just seconds:

Freedom's advanced analytic modules including the:

• "TradeAnalyzer" module
• "TrendAnalyzer" module
• "RiskAnalyzer" module
• "DataAnalyzer" module
• "ChartAnalyzer" module

Advanced Trade Analytics

The "TradeAnalyzer" module shows you a number of different diced & sliced trade metrics:

Focused primarily on the "P/L" results for different trade combinations, the "TradeAnalyzer" module table includes:

• "Total" Trades
• "Latest" Trade
• "Winning & Losing" Trades"
• "Largest Winning & Losing" Trade"
• "Average Winning & Losing" Trade"
• "Last 5 & Last 10" Trades"
• "Latest Trade Streak"

It also includes addtional,underlying trade metrics for those different trade combinations, like:

• # of "Total Trades"
• # of "Winning & Losing Trades"
• # of Days in "Winning & Losing Trades"
• # of Days in "Latest Trade & Latest Signal"
• Average # of Days in "Winning & Losing Trades"
• # of Winning & Losing Trades in "Last 5 & Last 10 Trades"
• # of Trades in a "Winning & Losing Trade Streak"
• # of Trades in "Latest Trade Streak
• # of Days your model was "Positive/Negative/Neutral"

All of these "TradeAnalyzer" module metrics allow you to see the deeper, not so obvious trade metrics for the stock you picked and the model you chose.

And these proprietary, underlying metrics can help you to avoid:

• Getting into or out of trades too late
• Staying in trades too long
• Choosing models that make most of their profits at the beginning of the trade
• Choosing models that have just one or a few trades making most of their profits

Advanced Trend Analytics

The "TrendAnalyzer" module shows you your stock's underlying price trend data, like:

• Your stock's current "price trend" direction - up or down
• The # of times your stock closed up or down "X" # of days in a row
• The % odds your stock will continue in the same up or down direction tomorrow
• The # of days in a row there is a zero % chance your stock will continue in the same up or down direction tomorrow

Advanced Risk Analytics

The "RiskAnalyzer" and "DataAnalyzer" modules display very detailed, specific risk metrics for both your stock and your model's trades.

First, from the "RiskAnalyzer" module, your stock's "Value at Risk" risk metrics, like:

• Your stock's "Regular 95% & 99% VaR Losses" - or your stock's 2nd & 5th worst one-day loss over its last 500 trading days
• Your stock's "Stress 95% & 99% VaR Losses" - or your stock's 2nd & 5th worst one-day loss over the 500 trading days during the "Global Mortgage Financial Crisis" between 2008 & 2009
• And since both "Regular" & "Stress" VaR values will be different depending on your trade position (Long or Short), the "RiskAnalyzer" box also has a drop-down field that allows you to quickly and easily select a Long or Short position

But you'll only see "Stress VaR" values if your stock was trading in 2008 & 2009.

Then, from the "DataAnalyzer" module, your model's "Drawdown" risk metrics, like:

• Your model's "Worst Trade Drawdown %" ("Regular DD %") - or your model's largest "realized" or "closed" trade loss
• Your model's "Worst Intra-Trade Drawdown %" ("Maximum DD %") - or your model's largest "unrealized" or "unclosed" trade loss - where that trade’s potential loss was greater than your "Regular DD %" trade loss - but the trade recovered to a lesser loss level before the trade closed

Plus your stock's "Buy & Hold P/L$" return or "opportunity loss" - a calculation of your "P/L$" return if you didn't follow any model's signals and instead just bought your stock on your "Start Date" and held it through to your "End Date".

So the "RiskAnalyzer" and "DataAnalyzer" modules display specific, very detailed risk metrics for both your stock and your model's trades.

And having Freedom's proprietary, specific risk metrics for the stocks you pick and models you choose at your fingertips can be incredibly valuable. Because just using an arbitrary % to take a loss or set a stop is simply arbitrary.

But if it only took you seconds to look up your trade's specific risk numbers it should help you to be a more successful, more confident and prepared trader/u>.

Besides - trying to to figure out how to handle a trade crisis in the middle of the crisis is the worst time to try to come up with a crisis plan.

And risk management needs to be a big part of your trading plan - its not just about generating profits. Having a plan for getting out of a trade that goes bad is incredibly important. As is getting out of a trade that turns into a great trade - before your profits start to melt away.

And Freedom can absolutely help you do both.

Advanced Chart Analytics

Freedom has none.

One of the biggest differences between Freedom and all the other stock analysis systems out there is we were determined to have no charts, no graphs, and no Excel spreadsheets that you need to struggle with and against every time you use Freedom.

But a number of our subscribers pleaded with us to add some kind of chart functionality to the system. And we politely said “no”.

Then, after giving it some thought, we added a “ChartAnalyzer” button to the “Analyzer Button” row. And that button simply opens another browser tab, takes you to cnbc.com, and automatically launches a real-time quote and interactive chart for the stock you're analyzing in Freedom.

You never have to click that button or look at any chart. But if you want to the “ChartAnalyzer" button is right there - with all of Freedom's other proprietary "Analyzer" buttons.

Just another reason why Freedom really is this simple.

Detailed Trade, Trend, and Risk Analytics

In summary, having access to all of these proprietary stock and model specific metrics from the "Trade, Trend, and Risk Analyzer" modules - that includes both profit and loss analytic results for every stock and Freedom model - means you'll have data derived answers to important profit related questions like:

• “Should I take profits from this winning Long (or Short) trade because I can see this stock isn’t likely to go up (or down) again tomorrow?”
• “Should I get out of this winning trade in this stock because its been winning for a lengthy # of days already”?

Or loss-related questions like:

• "Where should I set a stop, stop-limit, or trailing stop-loss for this stock?"
• "How large a single trade loss or an "extreme" single trade loss for this model could I handle?
• “How bad could a one day loss - or an "extreme" one day loss for this stock could I handle?”

Because remember - every Freedom "Analyer Module" looks only at the actual daily price and volume data for the stock you pick and the model you choose.

And it's really true - Freedom really is this simple.