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  1. HOW TO TRADE FX USING SUPP0RT & RESISTANCE LEVELS by Vic Noble 112 MB Let me ask you a question: Have you ever taken a trade, and as soon as you got in, it immediately went against you? Maybe you’ve had this happen a lot. You feel like “they” know you just got in and now “they” are out to get you!! Well let me assure you, there is no “they”, it’s YOU! You’re trading without being aware of very important “key” levels in the market. The banks know about them, large institutions know about them, and YOU should know about them too! Without this awareness it’s my belief and experience that your trading career is going to be frustrating and… short-lived. I want to show you a better way. I’ve coached well over a thousand aspiring traders, and those that have taken and applied this knowledge as taught, and applied it in a consistent manner, using impeccable money management as I teach in the course, have become competitive traders. Some are now making their living trading! Does it happen for everyone? Of course not. But it’s interesting because I give the exact same information to everyone, yet the reality of trading is that everyone applies the information a little differently. No matter how you like to trade, and what technical indicators you like to use, this information will give you a new “look” as to what is unfolding. You’ll know in advance where price is likely to go, and where it is likely to fail. Let me get right to the point: Here’s what’s in this course: - A rock solid plan for risk management – without risk management you won’t make it in this game! - An explanation of the incredible power of pure price action! - How to identify, in advance, key reaction levels - How to combine key levels with technical tools - How to integrate “market flow” into your trading. I’ve been told by many traders that this one concept alone made all the difference! - How to do proper top down analysis so that you’ll know the best direction to trade! - How to use Fibonacci retracement and extension information - How to use “pivot” levels, and how to calculate them (free pivot calculator included) - How to enter a trade, where to place stops, and where to get out – all calculated in advance! - Understanding the role of fundamentals - And finally, how to put it all together, complete with actual examples This information can bring out opportunities that you may not have seen before and improve your results. I’ve witnessed this first hand for so many people.* And the good news is, it’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg to get it. If you’re serious about moving your trading ahead I believe I can help you in achieve success. I’ve done it for so many others, and I’d love the chance to help you too. You may have noticed that I didn’t fill this page up with testimonials, although I have plenty! That’s because I thought it would be much more convincing for you to hear from real people and listen to some of the many interviews that I’ve done over the past few years. These are people who have adopted this simple yet powerful approach*. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 – Important Disclaimer Chapter 2 – Welcome Chapter 3 – Risk Management Chapter 4 – Why Trade Using Support and Resistance Levels Chapter 5 – Understanding Market Flow Chapter 6 – Knowing Which Way To Trade – The Top Down Analysis Chapter 7 – Understanding Key Price Levels Of Support And Resistance Chapter 8 – Combining Key Levels In Price With Technical Tools Chapter 9 – Using Pivot Levels Chapter 10 – Trade Entry, Stop Losses And Profit Targets Chapter 11 – Using A Technical Indicator Chapter 12 – The Role Of Fundamentals Chapter 13 – Putting It All Together Trade Illustrations Chapter 14 – Closing Comments Chapter 15 – Other Courses And Services By Vic Noble http://www.filesonic.com/file/1031154681/vic_noble_support_resistance_course.part1.rar http://www.filesonic.com/file/1031150171/vic_noble_support_resistance_course.part2.rar
  2. Re: Market Matrix You have lost your bet, K12. I'm here again. I will not share the 2 pages you have requested, but I will tell you what they contain : - page 48 : a part of the description of the MC4 Matrix cycle and its relation with the MC3 Matrix cycle. - page 74 : a chart explaning a special Matrix rule. Bye for now. The simple condition was that you provide those two pages to prove your claim. The description you’ve given is rather vague and also, could be obtained from other sources. Moreover, it cannot be verified for the moment. You have not met the simple conditions put in front of you and thus for now you have failed to prove your claim. You obviously cannot share it even if you really wanted because you simply do not own the book! :o What a funny situation. =))
  3. Re: Market Matrix Dear mashika, I suspect that he has the book and it is likely the reason why he comes back here everytime. Ask him to share page 48 and 74, I bet that he will fail. ;) =))
  4. http://www*freestocktradingtrainingvideos*com/ :)
  5. Re: The Tale of 5 Wise Men and Our Financial Advices Thanks William. A very intersting story. :arrow: 1. Trading is a business but not a quick rich scheme. Anyone who promisses guaranteed riches in no time probably is a marketer but not a trader. 2. I have a big doubt about any mechanical system which can produce consistent profit in any market condition without a trader interaction. 3. I don't think an EA can replace a trader. By trader I mean a successful trader but not anyone who trades! Just my opinion of course. :peace:
  6. Re: Vision Group - Executive Mentoring Elliot Wave Thank you. :arrow:
  7. Re: Trading Strategies for Forex market by Ed Ponsi Thank you very much adrian 1974. :) doddy, you may lack the codec or it may be corrupt. Try to download "divX Video codec" package from http://www.divx.com and see if it then works. Good luck.
  8. Re: Economic course by chris Martenson Great, I like the way you express this. So, i'll give my newbie reply. 1st of all, I'm on dial up (I'm a poor boy living in a deserted area where the only broadband service would be way too expensive for my pocket) and I can't download any clip, so I haven't downloaded this package, so forgive me if i'm lost somewhere. No. I don't believe that money is a debt. I believe that current paper and coin money is a stupid representation of wealth, and those who believe that having more coin or paper money means something is a fool. :D They couldn't print too much money, because that would mean each people have more money in their possession and would treat them like monopoly money, no value. Who said that forex can't be interrupted? From around tens of fundamental and macro economy (e)books that i've read, forex can and is repeatedly interrupted by the central banks from time to time. Well, either my tens of books are wrong or your source is wrong. Central banks are interrupting by announcing rates, statements, "faking" important economy data with the "last month data revision", and sometimes they make direct interruption such as devalue the money. Big players are also known to be able to interrupt forex. Remember the london case at 92 and asian case at 98 by Soros? I believe that forex is really based on supply and demand. However, the question should be whose supply and whose demand? So, I believe that forex is a representation of real supply and real demand, but of big players (government, banks, institutional brokers, etc) I don't believe that small player like myself could affect the forex market. Just an opinion of a newbie at forex market. If i'm wrong, please point me to the correct path. Thanks. Regards,[/quote:4usx25y7] Thanks William for your comments. :) As pygmalion pointed out here earlier, for those who wish to get familarised with the concept, this video can be found on google video and also the authors' website. The three questions is not what I believe or I don't believe. Its a kind of challenge for members to be able to participate and share their opinions for the better of all as you well did. We will wait for others to also participate by sharing their ideas and, hopefully later we will be able to come to sort of a conclusion based on the collected effort; to agree or to agree to disagree! Looking for 10 more opinions! :D
  9. Re: Economic course by chris Martenson Thank you Jh07 and also pygmalion for the links and your comments. Of course it is informative but, also let us take this opportunity to discuss it a bit further and as a result hopefully we all become more informed. 1. If we accept that money is a debt and it is banks who create it then, why they should really care about being involved in Forex, trading against us? They instead could print more money! 2. If you believe that the money supply is generally under control of banks then, how do you justify that Forex market being so big that nobody can interrupt it - "no insider dealing"? 3. How can you then justify that under circumstances such as above, the market is based on real supply and demand and that a private trader could trade successfully based on price action or any other method based on technical analysis? Please do not stand aside whatever your opinion. Hopefully, everybody will learn a bit more in the process. :)
  10. Part 1: hxxp://www.4shared.com/file/41698079/5ba700db/2_-_Trading_Video_Disciplined_Trading__Van_Tharp_part1.html?s=1 Part 2: hxxp://www.4shared.com/file/41698078/2ca0304d/2_-_Trading_Video_Disciplined_Trading__Van_Tharp_part2.html?s=1 ;)
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