• Source Alpha | Uw quantitatieve adviseur
  • Source Alpha | Uw quantitatieve adviseur
  • Source Alpha | Uw quantitatieve adviseur
  • Source Alpha | Uw quantitatieve adviseur

Supply and demand

Supply-demandSupply and demand volumes are the basis of all listings on a stock exchange. When it comes to stocks, futures and foreign exchanges volume determines whether prices drop or rise. Source Alpha is a software developed feature that registers the volume arriving throughout the day and then calculates a distinction between buying and selling volume. In this very uniqe way we are able to determine the direction (buy / sell) of the volume in each listing and invest in the direction of that calculated volume.

It is the way of processing information that makes Source Alpha different. This information is completely automatic and provides an unique determination of the direction of the volume at the end of the day.

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The Abma brothers are the creators of Source Alpha. In April 2006, they establish Fias Market Signals B.V. which builts financial software applications to provide signals to institutions. Through the emerging high frequency computer they, in addition to the trend model, began developing software based on intraday volume.


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Why does Source Alpha work

To understand why Source Alpha works, you need to understand how the stock market works. The definition of the stock exchange is a tightly regulated and controlled marketplace where capital supply and capital demand come together and where people can trade in listed products (NYSE Euronext).



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What can Source Alpha do for you?

In each market, a price is achieved by bringing together supply and demand. The recording function of Source Alpha is applicable to any market where supply and demand in an automated manner is processed.
Through its broad applicability, a serious diversification in your investments may be possible over more than 100 futures markets.


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