The Short Sale Restriction has some advantages, as you may suspect, whether not only being unable to obtain a fill on any of your early short trades, getting bad fills attempting to close a big move lower, or even getting bad fills trying to close a big move higher. But there are some pros as well, such as knowing a stock has SSR activated can mean that if it rebounds to a key support level traders will chase the stock and ultimately get filled at really low prices, which means they’d all panic when it rebounds to a higher level. Also, if a trader does get a big long trade going and it doesn’t make money meaning the whole trade tanks, they still have a lot of profit in the works if they had at least one good strong resistance level to break before the trade tanks out. So there’s a trade off. But what I’m saying is that it really is up to the trader and their discretionary power to determine when to take this risk and how much.
How to trade Signals With SSR
In order for anyone to take advantage of this and be profitable they must use a trading strategy that targets short-term price moves with strong ssr support or strong ssr resistance levels. The server-side rendering of SSR offers many advantages. The SSR software packages that support this form of price action allow for real-time streaming that makes for very liquid investments. They also offer very accurate moving averages, pivot lines, and other useful indicators. On the client side of things this means using a very sophisticated charting package and/or a trading system that target very specific moving averages and pivot points as well as several other moving averages as part of your trading strategy. Either way it’s important to understand that when you’re looking at these charts, the lower the sloping line on the lower time frame is, the stronger the support or resistance level will be.
Another advantage of client-side SSR applications is that they offer more visual freedom because they do not rely on lagging indicators like the Server-Side rendered charts do. Also they have a great deal more flexibility because they are entirely computer-based. That means you can run them on your own server or your own personal computer and they’ll still trade just as effectively as if you were using SSR software on your primary server. The client-side renderer’s advantage is undeniable.