"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 11,000 stocks that trade daily on the main U.S. exchanges.

Simply Great Trading Results - Up + 54.84% January - May 2025

Freedom's trade signals are also incredibly profitable. Our model portfolio's total results for the first 5 months of 2025 produced:

• A total model portfolio gain of up + 54.84% between January & May
• A best monthly model portfolio gain of up + 18.86% in the month of April
• A best monthly single stock gain of up + 22.73% in April
• A worst monthly single stock loss of down - 4.50% in March

11,000 U.S. Stocks - 1 Button To Push

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.

With a click of a single button:

Five Easy Pieces of Information

Every time you open Freedom you start on the main page of the "StockAnalyzer" module.

At the top of the page you'll see the "User Inputs" box - with it's five simple user input fields - the only details you'll ever need to enter on the main "StockAnalyzer's" page to analyze any stock.

The five easy pieces of required information you need to enter are simple:

• 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 you're broker is commission-free just enter $0)

After you've completed filling in the "User Inputs" fields all thats left to do is press the big, blue “Analyze” button (the only button on the screen), and the "All Algorithms Summary" box will appear - with all of its summarized, proprietary analytic results from being combined with the stock you picked - in just seconds.

Intuitive to Use & Easy to Understand

The first set of results you'll see after pressing the big, blue "Analyze" button is the "All Algorithms Summary" box:

It contains proprietary - but very simple first level metrics - that display a summary of what all 16 Freedom trading algorithms' results werw when paired with the stock you picked, including:

• How many of those algorithm's have signals that are Long, Short, or Out for the next day?
• How many of those algorithm's signals have been profitable or unprofitable during your analysis period?
• How much you would have gained or loss if you had just bought the same amount of stock on your "Start Date" and held it through your "End Date" - or your stock's "Buy & Hold P/L $" value

The "All Algorithms Summary" box is where you begin your analysis on the combination of your stock with Freedom's trading algorithms' trade results during the time period you selected.

And the obvious first question you need to consider is: "How many of my stock's models are making money?".

Only you can decide how many profitable models is "enough" for you to want to look further into your stock and model results.

But if that number of profitable models happened to be zero, it would probably be time to go back to the top of the page , pick a different stock, enter its "Ticker Symbol" in the "User Inputs" box, and begin your analysis process again on your new stock pick.

Proprietary Trade Details & Metrics

If you decide after looking at all of Freedom's summarized, proprietary algorithmic trade results for your stock in the "All Algorithm Summary" box that you want to look more closely at its models' trading results and details the next thing you’d look at is right beneath that summary box - the "All Models Summary" table:

Its table contains Freedom's second level trade results and metrics - for all 16 of your stock’s trading models.

So you'll always see 16 rows of data in the "All Models Summary" table. One row for each model - with more specific trade results and details based solely on your stock's historical price, volume, and trade patterns:

The "All Models Summary" table's summary data displays actual trade details and results that reflect how you could have traded your stock in your analysis period using each different trading model - with each row displaying trade details like:

• Each model's # of trades made
• Various types of trade P/L results
• The risk levels each model reached during your analysis period
• And most importantly - each model’s trade signal for tomorrow
  
  

It takes just minutes to review the results of both your stock's "All Algorithms Summary" box and its "All Models Summary" table. So that after that initial analysis you've compared all the important trade metrics of all 16 of your stock's trading models to one another.

When you find a specific model you want to dig deeper into, all you need to do next is click anywhere in that model's row of data in the "All Models Summary" table. Which will open the next level of Freedom's proprietary analytic trade details for your stock: the "Chosen Model Trade Details" table and the "Chosen Model Next Day Trade Signal" bar.

Clear & Simple Trade Signals

Freedom's trade signals are incredibly clear and simple. With each model's trade signal for tomorrow displayed in an impossible to miss, brightly colored "Chosen Model Next Day Trade Signal" bar - that stretches across your entire screen.

Nothing complicated or confusing - and no math required either:

Just think about traffic signal lights:

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

The "Chosen Model Next Day Trade Signal" bar even includes:

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

And displayed clearly in the signal bar to help make sure there are no mistakes and no accidental trades.

Freedom really is this simple!

Advanced Trade, Trend, and Risk Analytics

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

To access any one of these additional, specialized "Analyzer" modules, all you need to do is follow that same, simple, analysis process you do every time you use Freedom to pick a stock and choose a model. And you'll see the "Analyzer Button" row pop up - right above the "Chosen Model Trade Details" table and beneath the "Chosen Model Trade Signal" bar:

Click on any "Analyzer" button to open that specific analytic module - and the additional, focussed proprietary trade metrics for that module will pop-up immediately.

And all of them will appear on the same "StockAnalyzer" page you've been on since you logged into www.tradersfreedom.com:

Thes five additional analytic modules include the:

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

Advanced Trade Analytics

The "TradeAnalyzer" module displays a number of different diced & sliced model trade metrics:

The "TradeAnalyzer" primarily focuses on the different profit/loss results for your model's different types of trades. And to do this, it digs deeply into all of your model's underlying trade metrics - breaking them down to include different metrics for different trade groups - some that might not be so obvious at first glance, including its:

• "Latest" trade
• "Total" trades
• "Winning & Losing" trades"
• "Latest Trade Streak"
• "Last 5 & Last 10" trades"
• "Largest Winning & Losing" trade"
• "Average Winning & Losing" trade"
• "# of Days in the Trading Period"
• "# of Days Invested in the Trading Period"
• "# of Days Positive/Negative in the Trading Period"

It also analyzes all the trades the model signaled for during your analysis period. And the first metric it finds and displays is your model's rate of return metrics, including its:

• "Annualized Rate of Return (AROR) P/L %" value - or the results your model could have had if you were able to reproduce its results from your analysis period over a 52-week period
• It displays this annualized result not because you should expect those returns to be reproducible but so that you can fairly compare two model's analyzed results with different length analysis periods - by making their annualized 52-week results a common denominator in order to make a fair comparison
• "Buy & Hold (B & H) Return P/L %" value - or the results your model could have had if, instead of following any trade signals, you'd just bought the same # of shares of the same stock at the same price of your first trade signal on your model's "Start Date" and held it through your "End Date"
• It displays this buy & hold result just for the sake of comparison - because Freedom will never generate a model signal that says "Buy & Hold" any stock

It also measures your model's risk metrics - or its "Drawdown" loss levels, including its:

• "Regular Drawdown % / Regular DD %" loss level - or its "Worst Trade Drawdown %" - pinpointing your model's worst "realized" trade loss - meaning the model actually suffered that sized loss
• "Maximum Drawdown % / Maximum DD %" loss level - or its "Worst Intra-Trade Drawdown %" - pinpointing your model's "almost even worse" unrealized trade loss - but the model never suffered that sized loss - because the model never generated a signal to exit the trade at that Maximum DD % loss level
• Then the Maximum DD trade eventually recovered somewhat - to a loss level less than its Regular DD loss level - before it finally got a signal to exit the trade and the trade eventually recoverd and suffered a lesser loss than its Regular DD loss level %
• Although your model's "Maximum Drawdown %" loss level will always display a greater loss level than its "Regular DD %" loss level - even though that "Maximum Drawdown %" loss level eventually recovered to a lesser loss than its Regular DD %" loss
• But that wouldn't make the days that much higher "Maximum Drawdown %" loss level feel any less stressful - because in those "Maximum" moments you'd have no way of knowing that really, really bad potential loss would eventually recover - at least somewhat

Advanced Trend Analytics

The "TrendAnalyzer" module displays your stock's current underlying price trend up or down.

To do this it looks back over your stock's actual daily price changes going as far back as 500 days prior to the "End Date" you entered in the "User Inputs" box:

The "TrendAnalyzer" displays your stock's simple, daily updated price trend metrics from its past 500 trading days, and includes:

• Your stock's current "price trend" direction up or down
• The # of days in a row your stock's price has closed up or down in its current trend
• The # of times your stock has closed up or down each # of days in a row (in our example above, Day #1 through Day #7)
• The % odds your stock's price will close up or down the next day after each # of days in a row
• The # of days in a row your stock's price has a 0% chance of closing up or down again the next day (in our example above, Day #8)

The "TrendAnalyzer" module's proprietary metrics are part of Freedom's fourth level trade metrics - and are an indicator of your stock's price momentum and it's single day stock risk.

And you could use these "TrendAnalyzer" metrics to decide at what # of days should you consider taking some profits off the table? Or not.

But if you do decide to use the "TrendAnalyzer's" metrics as a way of protecting your trading capital at least you'd be basing that decision on data-driven, quantifiable facts - specifically relative to your specific stock.

Advanced Risk Analytics

The "RiskAnalyzer" modules uses the "Value at Risk" or "VaR" methodology to pinpoint and display your stock's extreme one day loss risk metrics.

To do this, it also looks back at your stock's actual daily price data over its last 500 trading days prior to the "End Date" you entered in the "User Inputs" box, including:

• Your stock's "almost worst" one day loss - or its 95th percentile worst one day loss
• Your stock's "almost even worse" one day loss - or its 99th percentile worst one day loss

The "RiskAnalyzer" module's proprietary metrics are also part of Freedom's fourth level trade metrics - and are an indicator of your stock's "almost worst" single day stock risk level.

And you could use these "RiskAnalyzer" metrics to decide what one day loss level % you could potentially see reoccur. And perhaps consider using each stock's loss levels to set stop lossses at on your positions.

But if you do decide to use the "RiskAnalyzer's" risk metrics as a way of protecting your trading capital at least you'd be basing that decision on data-driven, quantifiable facts - specifically relative to your specific stock.

When evaluating any stock's VaR loss levels using the "Value at Risk" methodogy, you'd prepare for the "almost worst" one day loss reoccur - it's "95th percentile" one day loss value - but also hope not to see the "almost even worse" one day loss reoccur - it's "99th percentile" one day loss value.

But even before deciding to trade any stock, you could include checking your stock's "VaR" loss values as part of your step-by-step analysis process to decide whether you could handle one day losses at those levels.

And maybe, deciding a specific stock exhibits too much risk for you to handle might make you decide to pass on a stock with risk that high and focus instead on less volatile, "less risky" stocks. And remember - you do have 11,000 stock possibilities to pick from every day.

The "RiskAnalyzer" module's proprietary metrics are also part of Freedom's fourth level trade metrics - and are an indicator of your stock's single day stock price risk.

Your model's 99th percentile worst one day loss risk level will always be greater than its 99th percentile worst one day loss level.

But Freedom's "VaR" metrics also include your stock's "Stress VaR" metric levels.

To do this, "Stress VaR " looks back at your stock's actual daily price data over the 500 trading days in 2008 and 2009. The two years when "the U.S. mortgage crisis caused global stock markets to almost completely melt down" as they struugled through the lengthiest, most volatile financial crisis in the 21st century”.

Could the markets face this type of catastrophe again? Not likely - or at least - let’s hope not.

But it certainly can’t hurt to know what the extremist of extreme "VaR" loss levels were for those stocks that were trading in 2008 and 2009. Just in case the individual stock's you pick suffer their own individual catastrophe in the future.

Besides, it only takes you seconds to look up Freedom's proprietary "Value at Risk" metrics. For any stock you pick - with just a click of a single button.

And implementing "VaR" analysis in your evaluation method will allow you to quickly move on and find other less risky stocks that better match your risk tolerance. Before you fall into the trap of just fixating on a stock's profit potential - and ignoring the other side of the "risk/reward "ratio.

Advanced Data And Metadata Analytics

The "DataAnalyzer" module displays advanced analytics for Freedom's proprietary data and metadata for both the stocks you pick and the models you choose:

The "DataAnalyzer" module aggregates together all of Freedom's other Analyzer module's metrics that could definitely contribute to your analysis of your stock's latest trade signal for tomorrow.

On the left side of the "DataAnalyzer" table are your Freedom chosen model's analytic metrics, while on the right side of the table are the stock you picked's analytic metrics.

The model metrics on the left side of the table includes model data like:

• Your model's "Trade P/L" in its "Latest Trade"
• Your model's "# of Days" in both its "Latest Trade & Latest Signal"
• Your model's "Average Trade P/L" in both its "Winning & Losing Trades"
• Your model's "Average # of Days" in both its "Winning & Losing Trades"
• Your model's "Largest Winning & Largest Losing Trade P/L"
• Your model's "Worst Regular Trade Drawdown" loss or its worst "realized" trade loss
• Your model's "Worst Regular Intra-Trade Drawdown" loss or its "almost even worse" unrealized trade loss - before the trade recovered somewhat and took a loss less than its "Worst Trade Drawdown" loss

The stock metrics on the right side of the table includes stock data like:

• Your stock's current "Buy & Hold (B&H) Return P/L %" value - or the results your model could have had if, instead of following any trade signals, you'd just bought the same # of shares of the same stock at the same price of your first trade signal on your model's "Start Date" and held it through your "End Date"
• Your stock's current "Trend Direction" up or down
• Your stock's current "# of Days in a Row" in its up or down trend and the "% Odds" it's price will close up or down again tomorrow
• The "Maximum # of Days in a Row" your stock's price has closed up or down in its current trend direction and the "# of Times" its price reached that "Maximum # of Days in a Row"
• Your stock's current Long & Short "Regular 95% & 99% VaR" loss values
• Your stock's Long & Short "Stress 95% & 99% VaR" loss values - but only if your stock was trading daily between 2008 & 2009

Each one of these "DataAnalyzer" metric values can also be found in one of Freedom's other analytic modules. But these particular "chosen metrics" are specifically important to your today's trade signals and your tomorrow's trades". So the "DataAnalyzer" module gathers together just these most important metrics and delivers them all to you at once - in a single table and with the click of a single button.

All of which is meant to:

• Reduce the amount of time it takes to do a thorough analysis of any stock you pick and any model you choose
• Make sure that you've reviewed the most critical metrics that will be factors that affect your next day trade signal tomorrow
• Keep your five-minute, end-of-day review of your trade signals and model metrics for tomorrow to a simple, five-minute repeatable process
• Help to make you confident that you're fully prepared to make your next trade any time before the market's reopen

And this is why Freedom's "TradeAnalyzer", "RiskAnalyzer", "DataAnalyzer", and "TrendAnalyzer" modules are such incredibly valuable tools.

Because they quickly and clearly deliver every stock's and every model's P/L metrics, trade results, and risk levels relative to tomorrow's signals - in just seconds.

And so that after you get into what you believe is an acceptibly risky trade, that you can protect your trading capital and your profits.

Especially if you're trading with stop & limit orders - by using Freedom's easily found, and easy to interpret and digest stock and model specific risk metrics.

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. No tools that you need to struggle with and against every time you use Freedom.

But then we decided we would add a “ChartAnalyzer” button to the “Analyzer Button” row. A button you never, ever have to use. But if you do, a single click of that button will open a new browser tab that takes you to https://www.cnbc.com. Where it launches an interactive chart with a real-time quote for the stock you've been analyzing. Then, once you're finished with their chart, you just close the extra tab and go back to your Freedom analysis.

So you never, ever have to leave the site. But it's included on the “Analyzer Button” row - just in case you want to use it.

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Just a few more reasons why Freedom really is this simple.