Arbitrage Related Downloads

ArbsCalc0.60.exe

ArbsCalc.pdf

The best 2 way arbitrage calculator you can get. It does everything you could
want, and does it discretely. A free download and a must have. Made by Cheong
Koo he emailed me to ask me to test it for him. It is verified spyware/malware/trojan
free by
softpedia. When you realise how great this program is you will probably be
more than happy to make a donation and get a registered version in your own
name, and help support the development of further software by Cheong.

RebelBetting Arb Book.xlsx

This rather sophisticated bit of excel work is from RebelBetting.com. It comes with a comprehensive guide to its use on the front page, and then several features for you to enter your arbs, middles, sides, back/lay arbs, and track the profits of all of those arbs. It does require Excel 2007 though. Older versions of excel can be patched, but they lose some of the function.

Arbitrage Trading Log.xls

This is a very simple Excel sheet that I usedto use to keep track of my trading.
Currently it is very easy for you to edit it to perform however you want.

Improved Trading Log and Balance Sheet.xls

This is a much improved and more recent version of the trading log and balance sheet excel document that I use to track all of my arbs and my account balances. There are asome comments to help you understand its basic workings, but for the most part you should just figure out whatever works good for you and do it that way. This spreadsheet is far from perfect, or even optimal! Improve it!

Basic Arbitrage Profit Forecaster.xls

This excel worksheet is a very basic mathematical extrapolation of possible profits based on your starting capital and your assumed weekly profits in
percentage. Always look at your worst case scenario as well as what you hope to achieve, and figure out how much money you should have before you get started in
trading.

Needless to say, this sheet is just a simple mathematical formula based on multiplying a starting number by a percentage, both of which you are able to
choose for yourself. It in no way represents what you, as an individual, can necessarily expect as an income from arbitrage trading or what you should expect
to make. In our ever so brief experience in arbitrage trading, the average weekly profit might lay somewhere between 0% and 4% for any individual who
persists in learning the skills necessary for trading.

In other words, there is no guarantee that the ‘predictions’ of this excel sheet will represent reality in anyway whatsoever. Consider it a form of
entertainment only. If in doubt contact us.