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hermanhess does not have a clue, must be one of those folks who can´t follow a method and blame the method, not themselves. BTMM is legit, combine that with Urban Forex and you are set.
 
If you combine the above also with smart money concepts, that will give you great insights. The problem I had with SMC was the wishful thinking relying on those order blocks to hold price to the tick, which order blocks to choose out of a gazillion that prints? Using BTMM method I see I can filter which order blocks will probably hold.
 
Combine that with the price action ninja stuff (better supply and demand concept) will also refine the methods to find high probability zones.

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Here's the link, hope this helps! credit to goi
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As far as strategy goes 99% percent of the stuff out there is useless junk which simply will not work no matter how effective your money management & how disciplined you are, so personally I disregard all vendors, system sellers, gurus who do not provide an audited trading statement, in my time I've just seen three who've done this
 
-Mark Larson had a handout of his trading results
-Chick Goslin had it on his website
- John Grady, when he first started out he had uploaded his tax returns for 650k (I saw it myself but it could have been income from a source other than trading .... so not completely sure)
 
If anyone has personally seen others I'd be interested to know
 
Some exceptions to the above rule would be
 
- Mark Fisher of The Logical Trader because hes a well known pit trader
- The Market Wizards because none were interviewed without Jack Schwager verifying their brokerage statements
- Possibly Andrea Unger because of his publicly available track record
- Possibly Kevin Davey because of his publicly available track record
- Possibly Steven Dux as reviewed by Emmett Moore (but I'm not certain as Moore himself has a shady past)

Must read:
 
Master The Markets - Tom Williams
Trades About To Happen - David Weis
The Three Skills of Top Trading - Hank Pruden
The Trader's Book of Volume - Mark Leibovit
Investing With Volume Analysis - Buff Dormeier
Value in Time: Better Trading Through Effective Volume - Pascal Willaim
The Secret Science of Price and Volume - Tim Ord
Trading On Volume - Don Cassidy
Sentiment in the Forex Market: Indicators and Strategies To Profit from Crowd Behavior and Market Extremes - Jamie Saettele
Trade Stocks and Commodities with the Insiders: Secrets of the COT Report - Larry Williams
The Commitments of Traders Bible: How To Profit from Insider Market Intelligence - Stephen Briese
All Jim Kane Books (Fibonacci)
Superstructure Trading - Ken Chow
Fibonacci Trading: How to Master the Time and Price Advantage - Carolyn Boroden
High Probability Trading Strategies: Entry to Exit Tactics for the Forex, Futures, and Stock Markets - Robert Miner
 
If I remember of more books I will update this post, but in my opinion, the books listed are the ones you should be reading and reading and reading again.

He is looking for the very last part of the latest footprint course.
 
As you can check from the Axia Futures sales page the last section is titled The Footprint Workshop consisting of three parts, and this entire section is NOT in any of the mega links.
 
Part 1 and Part 2 are free, but Part 3 is not.