Hands-Free ACS.
Ways To Have The Strategy Implemented For You
Some investors prefer a hands-free path.
This page outlines the available implementation paths for ACS members. The Technical Traders provides research, strategy signals, and educational content. We are not a registered investment adviser and do not manage individual client accounts through this page or this website.
The options below explain how ACS may be implemented in practice. They are not personalized recommendations. Availability may vary based on account type, eligibility, location, and the policies of the third-party firm you choose.
Self-Directed Automated Execution
AutoShares is currently the supported brokerage integration for automated execution of ACS signals within a self-directed brokerage account. AutoShares describes its platform and brokerage accounts as self-directed, with trade execution based on instructions and parameters set and controlled by the account holder.
This path may appeal to investors who want:
- A more hands-free experience
- Automatic execution in a supported brokerage account
- Less day-to-day manual trade placement
- Continued visibility into updates, alerts, and strategy activity
Important notes:
- We do not use AutoShares for our own money.
- AutoShares is a separate broker-dealer.
- The Technical Traders does not manage your AutoShares account.
- You decide whether to open, fund, enable, modify, or stop automation.
- We do not receive referral fees, AUM-based compensation, or transaction-based compensation from AutoShares for accounts opened through this page.
- We do not use AutoShares for our own money.
Third-Party Advisory Implementation
For investors who prefer an advisory relationship, a separate third-party advisory firm may be able to implement ACS for its own clients.
Delta Financial Advisory appears in the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure system as an investment adviser, and its public website offers wealth management and investment advisory services.
This path may appeal to investors who want:
- Prefer a traditional advisory relationship
- Want a third-party firm to handle execution and account oversight
- Do not want to place trades manually
- Prefer to discuss implementation through an adviser relationship
Important notes:
- Delta is a separate third-party firm.
- The Technical Traders is not Delta and does not manage Delta client accounts.
- Any advisory relationship, account opening, suitability review, fees, and execution decisions would be handled directly by Delta.
- Listing Delta here is intended to identify a possible implementation path, not to provide personalized investment advice or a recommendation that Delta is appropriate for any particular person.
Work With Your Existing Advisor
If you already have a financial advisor, they may be able to follow ACS signals for the part of your portfolio you want aligned with the strategy.
In these situations, your advisor remains responsible for account management, suitability, and execution.
Which Path Is Best?
The right path depends on how involved you prefer to be.
AutoShares may be a fit if you:
Want self-directed automation
Want to keep control over account settings
Want supported automated execution in a brokerage account
Delta may be a fit if you:
Prefer an advisory relationship
Want a third-party adviser to handle implementation
Want to discuss suitability and account oversight with an adviser
Your current advisor may be a fit if you:
Prefer to bring ACS into your current setup
Already have a trusted advisory relationship
Want to keep your existing account structure
Important Disclosure
The Technical Traders publishes impersonal research, educational content, and strategy signals.
We are not a registered investment adviser and do not provide personalized investment advice on this page.
AutoShares and Delta are separate third-party firms. Any brokerage services, advisory services, account approvals, implementation, fees, and eligibility requirements are determined directly by those firms.
Availability, account types, and jurisdiction restrictions may change over time, so investors should confirm current details directly with the third-party provider before proceeding.