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Announcing OmniFunds 2

It is with great pleasure that I am announcing the release of OmniFunds 2 - a new platform based on the original OmniFunds, but greatly enhanced based on what we have learned since OmniFunds 1 was released in 2017.

OmniFunds 2 is based on several new concepts:

Trading Multiple Portfolios.   The original site only allowed 2 portfolios, and allocation between them was fixed.  OmniFunds 2 spreads allocation across as many Portfolios as the OmniFund designer wants to include in the OmniFund

Avoiding Earnings Risk:   Every Portfolio can be set to have an Earnings Test, such that any symbol that is within X days of having an Earnings Report published will be avoided by OmniFunds.  Likewise, the software can wait for Y days after an Earnings Report to allow the stock to be traded.

Allocation Control:  OmniFunds 2 has a setting at the OmniFund Level that allows a maximum percentage per symbol to be specified.  This avoids cases where the user does not want to be allocated more than (say) 50% in any single position.  There is a counter argument that investing 100% in the best stock in the market is a viable approach, and evidence would suggest this is true.  But now, the OmniFunds Pro user can control this aspect of allocation to suite their requirements.

About the Author Ed Downs

Ed has more than 40 years experience in trading and software development. Ed received a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at El Paso, and a Master of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to founding Nirvana, Ed worked on design automation software for Tektronix. In addition to inventing the original concepts for OmniTrader and VisualTrader, Ed has published several books and trading seminars, including, The 7 Chart Patterns that Consistently Make Money. Ed currently serves as President and CEO of Nirvana Systems, Inc. Ed is also the founder of Intelligent Fund Management, and the visionary behinds the OmniFunds web site.