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newTRADE tracks the relationship between 2 quotes until the desired savings criteria are met. It doesn't matter if markets move up or down, it's how stocks perform with respect to one another.

Example:  An investor wishes to sell 1000 shares of A trading at 30 and buy 1500 shares of B trading at 20. The average cash value of the transaction is $30,000 and he would like to save 2% or $600.


                                 ... the investor sees A at 28.70 when it was recently trading at 30 and will not enter an order to sell.

He is not able to see that B had dropped even further. By entering a newTRADE to save 2%, CAT would have tracked both stocks and alerted the user when the right trading conditions were available.
Not being able to follow both stocks simultaneously is an important psychological factor which reduces trading volume.
newTRADE is market neutral and would have allowed 2 orders to be executed and save the investor money.
NOTE  The same applies in rising markets. The investor or AE would hesitate buying B at a higher price and not notice that A was trading even higher.......

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