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Glen is one of the nation’s most respected market technicians. He has been involved in the futures markets for more than 25 years as a producer, hedger and trader. Author of the popular View on Futures newsletter, he provides information, education, research and support for traders and producers. Building a Better Trader – Volume 1: Laying the Foundation Cut your losses short and let your winners run wild. It sounds so simple, yet even some of the most experienced traders can’t really explain how to do it well. In this information-packed video, veteran trading pro Glen Ring cuts to the chase and reveals some specific methods you can use to jump on board the big trends and ride them down the rails to major profits. More importantly, he explains how to use each of these methods to build better trades. After introducing you to the key components of successful trading, Glen will discuss why it’s so important that your trading has structure. Finally, he’ll show you how to differentiate between the management and mechanics of the business of trading. Chapters 1. Beginning 2. I Guarantee It 3. The Holy Grail 4. What Is Your Persepctive? 5. Are You Willing? 6. 4 Levels of Learning 7. I Was Struggling 8. Money Management 9. Strong Foundation 10. Keep It Simple 11. Discipline 12. What Is Success? 13. Success in Tradng 14. The Fish Test 15. Testimonials 16. Trade School 17. 10 Trading Rules 18. Final Word Building a Better Trader – Volume 2: Building the Structure The beliefs and actions of professional traders differ greatly from those of the vast majority of amateurs. One major difference between the two is that professional traders have learned how to approach the markets as a business. For example, professional traders view equipment, services, losing trades and commissions as expenditures and winning trades as income. In Volume Two of this series, Glen Ring will help build the framework for your trading career. As part of this process, he will show you how to get down to the business of making money in the markets and introduce you to five essential rules every successful trader must know. Chapters 1. Beginning 2. I Guarantee it 3. Self-Worth 4. Mistakes in Trading 5. Trader vs. Analyst 6. Money Management 7. Milking Cows 8. Business Management 9. The Rules of Trading 10. Trading as a Business 11. Identifying Opportunity 12. The Fish Test 13. Testimonials 14. Trade School 15. 10 Trading Rules 16. Final Word Building a Better Trader – Volume 3: Using the Right Tool for the Job It’s amazing how many investors dive head-first into trading before they understand how the markets work. In Volume Three of this series, Glen Ring will teach you how to view the markets from an analyst’s point of view. You’ll discover why markets trend and why they go sideways – and why learning how to recognize these situations can be extemely valuable. You’ll also learn four different ways to identify support and resistance and you’ll become familiar with some specific tools you can use to identify trends. Finally, you’ll learn how markets behave at certain junctures and how learning this information can be useful in building a winning trading structure. Chapters 1. Beginning 2. I Guarantee It 3. Up, Down and Sideways 4. Support and Resistance 5. Trendlines 6. Old Lows Making New Highs 7. Picking Tops and Bottoms 8. W.D. Gann 9. Divide by Eight 10. How Markets Behave 11. Market Pauses 12. Trade with the Trend 13. Higher Highs and Higher Lows 14. Lower Highs and Lower Lows 15. Reactions 16. Four Tick Rule 17. Reaction Lows 18. Reaction Highs 19. Potential Trend Change 20. The Fish Test 21. Testimonials 22. Trade School 23. 10 Trading Rules 24. Final Word Building a Better Trader – Volume 4: Adding the Finishing Touches In the fourth and final volume of this series, you’ll discover how to combine what you learned in the first three volumes into a simple, but effective trading approach. You’ll be on the edge of your seat as professional trader Glen Ring shows you some valuable tools and techniques you can use to lay down a foundation on which to build your own successful trading structure. After completing this program you’ll know how to apply some of Glen’s most powerful, time-tested trading ideas to recognize potentialy explosive moves – and get in and get out of the markets for the maximum profits. Chapters 1. Beginning 2. I Guarantee It 3. Trading Range Breakout 4. Sideways Trading 5. O.J. Breakout 6. Fear Greed 7. Coffee 8. 2 Components of a Breakout 9. Live Cattle 10. Too Close to the Markets 11. No Number Surprises Me 12. Now the Rest of the Story 13. Five Steps 14. Q and A 15. The Fish Test 16. Testimonials 17. Trade School 18. 10 Trading Rules 19. Final Word http://www.fileserve.com/file/VM53HRv http://www.filesonic.com/file/3502054774

Thank you for this great comment! I have watched all i found of Sam Seiden as you said couple of times. I practice all the principles and i have huge success doing that. Actually i don't think there is any secret, you just have to think like a pro and try to find best levels (fresh) that show where the big money are that's it. I can share what i have found very valuable using this. Always be aware of the dominant trend, this way your levels will be much stronger and will produce stronger moves in your favor. always be aware if what is in your as look for levels that might stop you watch if they have been weakening or if they are fresh (they should be strong) be aware of that. Always do watch bigger timeframes to know where strong levels are and this way you will know which trades to take and which not to take. Actually most important thing i have found is to think like people that do make money. Never ever let your winner become a loser set your trade to BE when you are in good profit, BE is not a losing trade in fact this is a winner (as long as you don't lose money). This method work with incredible reliance i must say understanding it will give you "the holy grail" in forex if such thing exist! Oh yes i forgot to mention something that some did not. When a level was not tested but the price went trough it then this level reverse for example is it was supply after this it becomes demand. Look at your chart you will be amazed how reliable this is. Sam shows touch trades or in other words he does not wait for candle confirm, i say wen you do wait for a confirm (go to lower TF) you do have a proof that this level contain big money. This will save you a lot of pain and head banging. If you have more questions please ask. I wish you well!

This is the videos I like & something to share. Using Support & Resistance to trade. http://www.forexpros.com/live-events/transcripts/identifying-market-turning-points-with-an-objective-set-of-rules-43486 http://www.forexpros.com/live-events/transcripts/identifying-low-risk%2520-high-reward%2520-and-high-probability-trading-opportunities-for-short-term-forex-traders%2520-part-ii---transcript-44813 http://www.fxstreet.com/webinars/sessions/session.aspx?id=8eddf5a3-2dfa-4f79-b128-5a5fa060925d http://www.fxstreet.com/search/contributors/authors/author.aspx?id=5766b88a-1a31-4102-8221-e9bf77216d2f Here is the indicator. But not created by Sam. By someone using his trading method. http://www.4shared.com/file/fprbWkhK/II_SupDem.html Anyone how has more videos, please shared. Thanks. Smile Chankl78

This is part of the new updated version of Hector’s Learn Forex Live course. Price action with a focus on market flow trading (swing points, fractals). Includes an MT4 indicator to help with the process. Contents: What is the ‘Intraday Market Flow’ system? Time Frames – H1, M15 Which currency pairs Mapping your charts Support and Resistance Tradable patterns Trade setup Sequential target levels News Announcements Putting it all together 10 live trade examples MT4 MagicBars.ex4 (this is an update of the dots indicator shown in the videos, works the same and keeps the charts clutter free) http://www.megaupl0ad.c0m/?d=6HKDXB51 http://www.megaupl0ad.c0m/?d=KBINL5MJ (Credits to KING_BUNDA)

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yes i use the method chankl, it works well, initially its a little hard to identify suitable levels but with a little practice later it gets easier, I'm still working at it. Sam said numerous times in his fxstreet webinars, every 10 levels he finds he ignores 8 and goes with the best two. For those of you who don't have time to watch all the webinars these are few which cover almost everything, for those of you who've watched all the webinars I suggest (if I may) watch these 6 once again. 1)Identifying Swing Trading Opportunities in the Forex Market 2)Trade What Is Real, Not What You Feel: Quantifying Supply (resistance) and Demand (support) In The Forex Markets 3)Rule Based Short Term Trading In Forex 4)Multiple Time Frame Analysis 5)Rule based trading for short and longer term Forex traders 6)An Important Rule To Consider When Scanning For Trading Opportunities In Forex you can find them here http://www.fxstreet.com/search/contributors/authors/author.aspx?id=5766b88a-1a31-4102-8221-e9bf77216d2f Please select your levels judiciously, Sam says in his seminars they spend the most time discussing odds enhancers, so as to select the best levels, I'll repeat once again for every 10 levels he see's he selects only 2 and ignores 8. If you try to trade every level you fnd without appplying the odds enhancers most will fail and you will become disillusioned.

THANKS FXstreet.com Live Sessions Archives- Supply and Demand Trading with Mechanical Indicators and Oscillators in the Forex Markets http://www.mediafire.com/?5gdia6vn9vgsgcg

ok this site is giving notes forTHE OTA XLT course & it is very useful for reading example i found this sentence there" •240 chart - 2 candles - Rule of thumb for time at level - go down to smaller time frame, like 60 minute chart, find base. 3-6 candles is probably the best on any time frame. The key is how did price leave the level? There must be a fast leave of the level, or I won't look at the level it is informative notes deserve reading

In the spirit of sharing, here is a link containing many webinar slides of Sam's webinars http://r@pidshare . c0m/files/300491413/SSslides.zip

While we're on the subject and in the hope that it might help others, this was my nicest example of a supply/demand trade today. You could see the possibility of the trade coming a mile off so I setup the orders and let it run its course. It was "only 45 pips" some might say, but I operate on account percentage and with a 15 pip risked for 1% capital that amounted to 3% gain. :) http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n534/JimJamBonks/31-05-2011USDJPYShort.jpg Sorry, I'd have posted the charted directly for viewing in here but it was too big....

hi the following from a guy called "60minuteman" http://needynotshy.com/vbforum/archive/index.php/t-15.html and for me it concludes sam 1.http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd481/ringobells/1.png 2.http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd481/ringobells/2.png RULES: These aren't really rules, but if finding the strong s&d areas is vital, we need some way of determining if it is strong or weak... Thankfully that is easy too... 1. The areas have to be : rally-base-drop or drop-base-rally youre looking for places where price turned..... its only minor s&d if price was moving up, went sideways, then continued up.... rally-base-rally is no good! By all means note these areas, but theyre not what you are looking for... look at area 2 and 1 on the chart again.... rally-base-drop 2. how long did price stay at this area.... a short time is good! this shows there is a big imbalance between s&d 3. how did price leave this area... gap is excellent... but rare.. so we are looking for a strong move away.... area 1 and 2 on the chart again... 4. how far did it go.... this is your profitability area 2 dropped about 350 pips... we look for at least 3/1 profit, so a sl at area 1 of 100 pips would of been ok... 5. you also want to have a decent amount of time between prices visit to an area, because obviously if price is constantly hanging around the area, then its not meeting rules 2, 3 and 4. ENTRIES: for entries we need to draw in our s&d zones, the conventional teaching is to draw a single line, but thats just not realistic, price isnt going to turn right on the exact pip! so we draw a zone... look at chart 2 ok here i have drawn in the top and bottom lines of my supply zone.. you are just trying to capture the range of prices where price turned... its subjective, but practice.... i am OK, SO WHEN DO WE PULL THE TRIGGER? this is the bit im always trying to find on threads i read, so ive put it in big letters for you...:) there are 2 approaches... conservative and gun ho! ... im a gun ho trader, unfortunately for me.... but its upto you! conservative is to wait for price to come back to the area and show some signal that it has turned.... bollinger bands, fibs, whatever you like, if it makes you feel better, do it.. gun ho! you just wait for price to enter the area, or even set a limit order on your line.... STOP LOSS for your sl you use the top line (or bottom when going long) of your s&d zone TARGET upto you, i tend to take profit as price moves towards minor s/r zones, Trade enhancers: Selecting supply and demand zones: 1.Pick rally, base, drop or drop, base, rally - this looks like a sharp peak on your charts, or a deep sharp V-shape 2. price dropped fast from the peak. 3. price dropped a long way. 4. price was at the peak for a short time only. Entries: 1. this is the first return to the supply or demand zone. 2. price rallied strongly into the supply zone, or even better, gapped into the supply zone 3. price has been away from the supply zone for a long time Other things to look for: 1. make sure that you have at least 1/3 risk/reward, ideally 1/4... count the pips of the drop from the supply zone last time and divide that by your stop loss, if the result is above 3 this is a good trade. 2. if entering from supply on the 1hr, check that the 4hr and daily are not in demand.... The hardest thing is entering long when you see price plummeting strongly short... it feels wrong at first, but you need to remember this, The forex market is just a transfer of funds from 1 set of traders to another, this is how oney is made in forex, so we are looking to take the money from the novice trader... we can find these traders easily on our charts. Novice traders make 2 mistakes over and over again.... "they buy after a sustained period of buying and into areas of supply..." and vice versa... so when you see those strong rallies or drops into our areas of supply and demand, we know it will be easy to take this money.... institutional traders know this and trade this way too

Here you go... Sam's S&R lesson from XLT http://hotfile.com/dl/119249163/8cb11d8/Sam_Seiden_-_Identifying_High_Probability_Turning_Points.part1.rar.html http://hotfile.com/dl/119250906/d3b4ee1/Sam_Seiden_-_Identifying_High_Probability_Turning_Points.part2.rar.html http://hotfile.com/dl/119247445/0459c8a/Sam_Seiden_-_Identifying_High_Probability_Turning_Points.part3.rar.html

From what I understand the XLT isn't so much a set of course materials but rather a trading room directed by OTA traders like Sam Seiden. Before joining the XLT, individuals have to complete their chosen OTA foundation courses in either stocks, futures, forex etc. After that XLT members sit in the room and see again and again how the "Pro's" use the Odds Enhancers (linked above) to find trade setups that meet their ruleset. There are 25 or so videos of Sam Seidens freely available on FXStreet.com and Forexpros.com. I've watched each and every video countless times and every time I pick some new nuance up. Certainly in the more recent videos Sam has been even more generous with giving out some of the XLT secrets. If you watch them enough time and take notes I feel you'll have the bulk of the method - but there's no shortcut, you've just gotta put the hours in or pay the money to OTA and even then you still have to put the hours in.

these are videos avilable on this websit: hxxp://consult-fx.com/26-sam-seiden-webinars 26 Sam Seiden Webinars Posted on 09 April 2011. Below are links to 26 Sam Seiden Webinars (updated 9 April 2011) which provide hours of clear and concise tutoring on how to trade supply and demand zones. These freely available webinars are produced and hosted by FXstreet.com, owner of those videos, who kindly let me publish the list here. Trading and Analysis (added April 2011) Rule Based Market Timing (added April 2011) Trading The All Star Entry (added April 2011) Breakout Trading in Forex Supply and Demand Strategy Application Identifying High Probability Turning Points Forex Swing Trading With Supply and Demand Analysis Currency trading with Forex Futures Supply, Demand and Bollinger Bands Live Trading and Analysis Identifying Swing Trading Opportunities in the Forex Market An Important Rule To Consider When Scanning For Trading Opportunities In Forex Rule based trading for short and longer term Forex traders Multiple Time Frame Analysis Low Risk Breakout Trading in Forex Rule Based Short Term Trading In Forex Trade What Is Real, Not What You Feel: Quantifying Supply and Demand in The Forex Markets Conventional Chart Patterns and Forex Short term Forex Trading Strategies, Breakouts and Reversals MONTHLY WEBINAR: Understanding The Creation Of Candles In Forex Trading Capture reversal points with the use of indicators and oscillators Forex Swing Trading, Low Risk / High Reward Trading Understanding The Exact Process Behind The Movement In Price Using CCI and Stochastics For Long and Short Term Forex Trading Multiple Low Risk Forex Entries With Support and Resistance Supply and Demand Trading with Mechanical Indicators and Oscillators in the Forex Markets