These Day Trading systems are simple and mechanical – they would suit busy people that would like to trade short term from 1 day to 10 days. The average trade would be 3-4 days.You don’t need to do any analysis, we give you all the prices necessary to trade every day. If you would like to understand and learn how we do this then we are happy to show you and coach you.Robo System1 (RS1)It is suited for CFDs and not shares, simply because it trades both long and short, in fact instead of having stop exits, it has Reverse Position. This simply means that if you are long then you would switch and trade short, or if you were short then you would switch to long. So instead of having an exit stop you would change directions, you would do this by having a order size that is double, that is if you were long 1 CFD then instead of having a stop of 1 CFD you would Sell 2 CFDs, this way you would be short 1 CFD.Tips for trading1. Position sizing, the Weekly Robo generally will have wider stops, this means you should get your position sizing worked out correctly, the risk per trade must match your financial planning aims, this is one of the most important aspect of trading, staying within your risk parameters, percentage per trade and position sizing.2. Gaps. Using the Robo, a DMA provider wouldn’t fill you if the price gapped past your entry or stop, simply because the market never traded at that price, a MM would or may fill you at the next best price.TRADING GAPS  If the market opens past your stop on the open, don’t just get out, use the 30 minute price bar to either say in the trade or exit. As an example if you are short and the next day the price gaps open higher than the previous bar high and your stop, then wait for the 30 minute price bar to finish then use the Robo method on that 30 minute price bar, in this case if the price moves higher above the 30 minute high then exit, if not stay short. The trade recording on the site will take this into account.3. Taking Part ProfitTaking percentages of profits; doesn’t have to be right on the a TradingLevel, it can be near a TradingLevel, such as Group1 if your short or Group2 if your trading long.In fact it’s better to take percentage profits at Groups1 and Group2 rather than at the larger levels, simply because there will be larger order sitting at the larger numbers, Group1 and Group2 are for scaling in and out of the marketsDAILY ROBO GUIDELINES FOR TAKING PROFITCover 50% MinorLevelsCover 75% MediumLevelsCover 100% MajorLevelsWEEKLY ROBO GUIDELINES FOR TAKING PROFITCover 25% MinorLevelsCover 50% MediumLevelsCover 75-100% MajorLevelsMONTHLY ROBO GUIDELINES FOR TAKING PROFITCover 30% MediumLevelsCover 50-75% MajorLevelsSubLevels: For more information on the sublevels »CLICK HERE