OTA has come full circle with the release of its Supply and Demand Grid in CliK.
A critical tool for Online Trading Academy is Mastermind students, the Supply and Demand grid is now available as a dynamic trading tool embedded into CliK, their proprietary education and analysis platform.
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The Grid embeds the essence of OTA’s proprietary methodology, called “Core Strategy”. The grids include multiple key assets and asset classes, intended to identify likely pivots in the market for both short-term trading and longer-term position investing.
In its 24th year, OTA teaches strategies to identify where institutions are likely to cause price to turn which we call supply and demand zones. In the Grid, OTA posts up to 210 zones per day which track as hypothetical trades using real price action data and charts.
“CliK embeds the essence of our relentless commitment to revolutionary innovation which is student centric. It encapsulates our rules-based, step-by-step approach and patented tools, with a risk-management first approach,” said Mike Richardson, President of Online Trading Academy. CliK is an award winning and first of a revolutionary kind platform which combines education, analysis and trading.
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The Grid inside of CliK brings the company full circle as the marriage of methodology and technology. Students are now able to access a dynamic form of the Grid inside of CliK, which automatically plots student selected zones on their associated price-action charts, as a first step of assessing trade opportunities.
This provides the launchpad of our education, support and community spiraling onwards and upwards from here.
Chief Technology Officer Eyal Marmareli said, “CliK is a revolutionary technology which facilitates our students on their learning journey of building skills, evolving proficiency, and developing confidence in trading and investing. It doesn’t get any better, building technology which facilitates such human factors which is why I think we are starting to win awards and plan to win a lot more.”
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