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    hedgehog got a reaction from ⭐ laser1000it in Trading and Taming the AUD/JPY by Chris Lori   
    Apparently it requires a password that's not provided.
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    hedgehog reacted to trduraikamaraj in Controlled Trading Cycles and Oscillators by Walter Bressert (PDF & MP3 Audio)   
    Expert: Walter Bressert
    Type: PDF Workbook MP3 Audio
    Running Time: 120 minutes
    Workbook Length: 50 pages
     
    Most traders react to the market, their brokers, and their emotions. When you react because the unexpected has occurred, you are out of control. When you respond as part of a pre-determined game plan, you are in control. In this workshop, Walt will share with you his 4-Step Program of Controlled Trading that will keep you in control of your trading.
     
    Part 1 - Market Analysis. "The trend is your friend;" and not only do we want to know what the trend is, we want to anticipate when the trend will reverse. With cycle analysis, you can both define the trend (long-term, intermediate-term, short-term) and anticipate tops and bottoms (both major tops and trading tops). Part 2 - Oscillator Analysis. Both cycles and oscillators are dependent upon time and price. Quite often cycle highs and lows are accompanied by oscillator extremes. When you know these extreme levels, tops and bottoms can be identified with confidence. Walt also presents easy-to-use techniques to fine-tune the oscillators and build tradable oscillator/cycle combinations to buy bottoms and sell tops. The amazing 3-10 oscillator is a simple and powerful indicator of tops and bottoms. Part 3 - Market Entry and Exit. To be in control, we must first determine the time frame for which we are trading. All too often we use a short-term entry technique and a sort-term stop while planning a long-term trade. By defining the time frames before we enter the market, we can apply the correct market entry and exit techniques using weekly, daily, and intra-day techniques to buy on weakness and strength, and to sell on strength and weakness. Part 4 - Controlled Risk Money Management. Walt's "controlled risk" money management will show you how to stay in control of the trade at all times, from planning the trade to market exit
     
    DOWNLOAD LINKS
     

    http://tv.ino.com/media/INLV93WB/1.mp3 http://tv.ino.com/media/INLV93WB/2.mp3 http://tv.ino.com/media/INLV93WB/3.mp3 http://tv.ino.com/media/INLV93WB/4.mp3
    book

    http://tv.ino.com/media/INLV93WB/workbook.pdf
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    hedgehog reacted to trellis in Catching Trend Reversals by Daivd H. Weis   
    David Weis - Catching Trend Reversals DVD's
     
    David Weis - Catching Trend Reversals, 4 DVD's:
     
    1. http://www.mediafire.com/?b77kowb70cdh3y8
     
    2. http://www.mediafire.com/?dae8s7cd66ac3uc
     
    3. http://www.mediafire.com/?8xjkcc2zo8yqzh8
     
    4. http://www.mediafire.com/?33chwpe2vi22r81
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    hedgehog got a reaction from ⭐ scar9801 in [REQ] New Standards Of Technical Analysis 7 Video Series By Tom Demark   
    Does anyone have this video series??? Thank you in advanced.
     
     
    New Standards Of Technical Analysis By Tom Demark
     
    Learn The Indicators Revealed In Tom?s Best-Selling Book. Any trader who wants to learn about cutting-edge technical indicators will want to own this supercharged program featuring Tom DeMark. Tom has been the behind-the-scenes creator and developer of a number of well-known indicators that brought fame and fortune to some of the top names in trading. In this comprehensive video course, you?ll discover the indicators Tom made famous in his best-selling book, The New Science of Technical Analysis. Over 9 hours of Expert Instruction Plus a 140-Page Instructional Manual. You?ll learn about Tom?s indicators and discover how to apply classic methods in creative new ways. It?s like bringing Tom DeMark into your office or living room for a private tutoring session. You?ll Receive These Seven Video Sessions: 1. Trendlines and TD Points 2. Sequential I- The set up 3. Sequential II – The count down 4. Retracements 5. Waldo Market 6. Indicators 7. Projections “Simple is best.” Each session includes Tom?s to-the-point explanation of his techniques, using actual electronic charts and an end-of-the-session summary emphasizing the key points you should know. Notice: Confidentiality Agreement Required When you purchase this video workshop, you agree to the terms of confidentiality: that you will refrain from sharing, selling, reproducing or disseminating the video or information contained in any manner or form to any third party.
     
    Learn The Indicators Revealed In Tom?s Best-Selling Book
    Any trader who wants to learn about cutting-edge technical indicators will want to own this supercharged program featuring Tom DeMark.
    Tom has been the behind-the-scenes creator and developer of a number of well-known indicators that brought fame and fortune to some of the top names in trading.
    In this comprehensive video course, you?ll discover the indicators Tom made famous in his best-selling book, The New Science of Technical Analysis.
     
    Over 9 hours of Expert Instruction Plus a 140-Page Instructional Manual
    You?ll learn about Tom?s indicators and discover how to apply classic methods in creative new ways. It?s like bringing Tom DeMark into your office or living room for a private tutoring session.
     
    You?ll Receive These Seven Video Sessions:
    1. Trendlines and TD Points
    2. Sequential I ? The set up
    3. Sequential II ? The count
    down
    4. Retracements
    5. Waldo Market
    6. Indicators
    7. Projections ? ?Simple is best?
     
    Each session includes Tom?s to-the-point explanation of his techniques, using actual electronic charts and an end-of-the-session summary emphasizing the key points you should know.
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    hedgehog reacted to kraven in Forex trading volumer meter trading system with entry   
    I'd be a bit careful of this, if you read their WTF selling site they claim "This formula can be found anywhere on the Internet" all they've done is added SR levels.
    it also "does not work on MT4" and "there is a charge of $55/month for the platform".
     
    The "WTFOREX VOLUME METER SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE TRADING SYSTEM. Buy FOR ONLY $6499.00" looks like it's actualy a training class with instructions on how to use the platform "Buyer must attend and schedule training class withing seven days from purchase".....
     
    here's their FF thread http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=246810 notice all the replies and praise on the FF thread comes from affiliated members, notice how they all advertise it.
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    hedgehog reacted to ⭐ trader9 in Order flow and volume profile videos - compliments Jigs@w tool   
    Market profile webinar, from Alexander trading LLC
     
    https://connectpro58377496.adobeconnect.com/_a816688188/p85659196/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal
     
     
    Thank you
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    hedgehog reacted to ⭐ Unclepips in Astronomy Trading "Trading with the Stars"   
    Fmfx,
     
    That's not NN. It was just plain Astro Composite. When you work with astro composite and while working with the setting, you'll get the word "testing" bottom left of the cart.
     
    This daily Gold chart, I posted in here roughly last May 2012. Green line is NN. Thin redline is astro composit.
     
    http://i.imgur.com/JKyIS.jpg
     
    http://i.imgur.com/JKyIS.jpg
     
    If you refresh yourself at the beqinning of this thread, you'll remember something I posted in here about daily charts, for example the gold chart abouve.
     
     
    "http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php/17663-Astronomy-Trading-quot-Trading-with-the-Stars-quot/page25?highlight=astro"
     
    Unclepips
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    hedgehog got a reaction from Sesshoumaru in All Stuff from Chris Lori   
    It has been uploaded here:
     

    http://www.4shared.com/dir/-Afuf51q/Chris_Lori.html
     
    as per post #17 courtesy of Hockboon. Please thank him.
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    hedgehog got a reaction from dashisiong in SpeedWealthBiz or SWB Trend Trading Strategy   
    Please be wary of seminars and courses by these so-called experts. I was a stockbroker before this and there was a course offered by a top trader in town and out of curiosity me and a few colleagues went. OMG! The guy made hefty claims that he worked for this broking house and that broking house, waffle a lot of crap (obviously he didn't know we were stockbrokers :) ) He was trying to flog off some 'learn to trade the bull run' course at a very high price.
     
    We then started our Q&A and we really gave it to him and questioned him and he was panicking and sweating, fumbling with answers and mumbling. If there was a hole, he would have crawled inside :)
     
    Just be careful with your hard-earned money guys and gals. There are a lot of 'experts' out there with big claims but are really nothing but fast-talking salesmen and dare I say, conman. Honestly if I were a good trader and make tons, why the heck would I want to be giving seminars and courses? Think about it.
     
    Not that I'm selfish, but that is how it is. I made a lot of money for my clients. And I am not about to teach courses on how to do it. That's madness. What I would do in the future is take on some apprentices and teach them and they in turn have to pass it on. If you have to pay for the courses, you'd probably not be trading profitably now and in the future. The only person that is going to profit and make lots is the person offering the courses, who probably doesn't know left from right.
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    hedgehog reacted to pawel in Forex Treasure Map   
    http://fxtreasuremap.com/images/ex_19.jpg
     
    http://depositfiles.com/files/5a2l19cte?redirect
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    hedgehog reacted to pavlus777 in [Req] Vl@dimir Rib@kov's Forex**LST**System   
    Educated Version:
    http://www.4shared.com/rar/mtcXII5t/LST_System.html
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    hedgehog reacted to apresau in (Share): Trade-Vantage software   
    Here's an interesting take on the software
     
    http://www.forex4noobs.com/forex-blog/forex-news-2/trade-vantage-scam-or-not/
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    hedgehog reacted to f451 in Reg: James Dalton field of vision   
    James Dalton - Field of Vision (4 DVD) www.jamesdaltontrading.com
     
    * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
     
    Part 1.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/VHXIYAPANL
     
    Part 2.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/D624CV3JPW
     
    Part 3.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/3QEK2TBJ0P
     
    Part 4.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/1G2QMHBUWG
     
    Part 5.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/J5L2K7VEKC
     
    Part 6.rar (286.1 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/H8DZ8EOZ5T
     
    Part 7.rar (251.79 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/I9RNNKA90L
     
    Password = ewefsan
     
     
    NOTE:
    These RAR files include a RECOVERY RECORD of 3 %, meaning you can repair
    a file if it is corrupted during the downloading process....
     
    - - -
    Dalton Capital – Using Market Logic Techniques with the Market Profile, Advanced Course (192MB):
     
    1) http://www.fileserve.com/file/cNUBT8D/Dalton_Capital_-_Using_Market_Logic_Techniques_with_the_Market_Profile_-_Advanced_Course.rar
     
    Or
    2) http://www.filesonic.com/file/63620548/Dalton_Capital_-_Using_Market_Logic_Techniques_with_the_Market_Profile_-_Advanced_Course.rar
     
    Or
    3) http://turbobit.net/iy2tm2rbeyvf/Dalton_Capital_-_Using_Market_Logic_Techniques_with_the_Market_Profile_-_Advanced_Course.rar.html
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    hedgehog reacted to sherlock1713006318 in Market Pr0file B00t Camp   
    For everyone who is interested in Market Profile here is a download link for following course:
     

    http://www.pr0filetraders.com/services/market-profile-b00t-camp/
     
    (replace 0 to o (three times))
     
     
     

    http://www.mediafire.com/?ng1vzzdlwqb
     
     
    Kudos appreciated :)
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    hedgehog got a reaction from Ajata in All Stuff from Chris Lori   
    It has been uploaded here:
     

    http://www.4shared.com/dir/-Afuf51q/Chris_Lori.html
     
    as per post #17 courtesy of Hockboon. Please thank him.
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    hedgehog got a reaction from peterpiak in All Stuff from Chris Lori   
    It has been uploaded here:
     

    http://www.4shared.com/dir/-Afuf51q/Chris_Lori.html
     
    as per post #17 courtesy of Hockboon. Please thank him.
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    hedgehog reacted to San4x in *Cot*Insight*com complete system here   
    Educated: http://[email protected]/file/OoVn-cwN/COT__Insights.html
     
    And you're welcome! :)
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    hedgehog reacted to kraven in COT Report - (Indicators and Updator)   
    Stumbled across this blog today.....it appears this guy has been testing COT indicators and i know from a few threads some people are interested in trying to trade COT reports/data so this may help......now i don't know anything about it (so don't ask) but downloads appear to be free and no need to join anything.....good luck and keep us informed on how it goes/if they load/work etc..
     
    hxxp://www.informedtrades.com/blogs/magic/2976-cot-report-indicators-updator.html
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    hedgehog got a reaction from flamenco in Sam S3iden   
    Out of the many webinars, I found this to have sum up all of what Seiden teaches. The other webinars are good to be sure, but they all try to hammer in the same thing. What can be said of Seiden and his method is that it is not difficult and if we just allow ourselves to simplify our thinking and not complicate and cloud our brains, we can make it successfully in trading. Now, guys and gals, please do not try to 'improve' anything. This is a simple and straightforward method. Just leave it at that. No other indicators are necessary. Just plain and simple supply and demand. Real world stuff. Economics 101.
     
    Enjoy the webinar.
     

    http://www.multiupload.com/58OFBAN8RK
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    hedgehog got a reaction from Ajata in All Stuff from Chris Lori   
    My sincerest apologies. I didn't realize there was a password protection to the file. I have uploaded my set without any password protection. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.
     

    http://www.multiupload.com/QTORMBEGGV
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    hedgehog got a reaction from maddman in 20 Ways To Stop Losing Money   
    This is good for general trading, not specific to FX but rules are just the same.
     
    Here's a reality check as we slam headfirst into the January markets. The vast majority of retail traders lost money in 2007 and will lose money next year, despite ample doses of education, enthusiasm and brilliant ideas. In fact, at least 80% of all at-home speculators will eventually give up and wash out of the financial markets.
     
    How can you buck this enormous tide and make 2008 your most profitable year in the trading game? To state the obvious, the best way to start making money is to stop losing it.
     
    In that regard, here are 20 ways to staunch the bleeding and get back into the winner's circle in the new year. Happy holidays, everyone!
     
     

    Don't trust the opinions of market gurus. Remember that it's your money at stake, not theirs. Listen to what they say, then step back and do your own homework.
    Don't believe in a company. Trading isn't investing, so you need to focus on the price action and forget the balance sheets. Leave the American Dream to Warren Buffett.
    Don't break your entry and exit rules. You made them for bad trades, just like the one you're stuck in right now.
    Don't try to get even. This isn't a game of catch-up. Every action you make has to stand on its own merits. Take your losses with detachment and make your next trade with absolute discipline.
    Don't trade over your head. If your last name isn't Kass or Cramer, stop trading like them. Just concentrate on playing the game well, and stop thinking about making money.
    Don't seek the Holy Grail. There is no secret trading formula, other than good position choice and solid risk management. So why are you looking for it?
    Don't forget your discipline. Anyone can learn the basics of the trading game. Sadly, most of us will fail because of a lack of self-control, not a lack of knowledge.
    Don't chase the crowd. Tune out the groupthink and dance to the beat of your own drummer. Get out of the chat rooms and off the stock boards. This is serious business.
    Don't trade the obvious. Everyone sees the most perfect-looking patterns, which is why they set up the most painful losses. Simply stated, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
    Don't ignore the warning signs. Big losses rarely come without warning. Don't wait for a lifeboat before you abandon a sinking ship.
    Don't count your chickens. That delicious profit isn't yours until you close out the trade. Trail stops, take blind exits and do everything possible to get that money into your pocket.
    Don't forget the plan. Remember the reasons you took a trade in the first place, and don't get blinded by greed or fear when the position finally starts to move.
    Don't have a paycheck mentality. You don't need to get paid every week or every month, as long as you take advantage of the opportunities as they come. Classic wisdom: traders book 80% of their profits on just 20% of the days the market is open for business.
    Don't cut corners. There are very smart folks out there working full time to take advantage of your mistakes. Fight back by examining your results, updating your plan and finding working themes for the next session.
    Don't ignore your intuition. Listen to that calm little voice that tells you what to do and what to avoid. That's the voice of the winner trying to get into your thick head.
    Don't hate losing. The best traders lose money on most of their positions, so get used to the pain of losing. And there's a side benefit: the losing teaches more about winning than the winning itself.
    Don't fall into the complexity trap. Traders who can't see the market are looking for it everywhere except in the price action. In truth, a well-trained eye will find more profits than in a stack of technical indicators.
    Don't confuse execution with opportunity. Expensive software won't help you trade like a hedge fund. Pretty colors and flashing lights make you a more nervous trader, not a better one.
    Don't project your personal life onto your trading. Trading gives you the perfect opportunity to find out just how messed up your life really is. Get your own house in order before you play the financial markets.
    Don't think that trading is fun. The trading game should be boring the vast majority of the time, just like the real-life job you have right now.

     
    (Source: Right Hard Edge)
     
    -edited for better Readings :) K
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    hedgehog reacted to INDOLNS in [Req] RSI Professional Trading System   
    Here RSI 2.04 for use lifetime
     
    http://www.mediafire.com/?8r3ow4u5io704po
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    hedgehog reacted to Red_Bull in Sam S3iden   
    Slides > http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?cyp9ylwfx2406h3
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    hedgehog got a reaction from Red_Bull in Sam S3iden   
    Out of the many webinars, I found this to have sum up all of what Seiden teaches. The other webinars are good to be sure, but they all try to hammer in the same thing. What can be said of Seiden and his method is that it is not difficult and if we just allow ourselves to simplify our thinking and not complicate and cloud our brains, we can make it successfully in trading. Now, guys and gals, please do not try to 'improve' anything. This is a simple and straightforward method. Just leave it at that. No other indicators are necessary. Just plain and simple supply and demand. Real world stuff. Economics 101.
     
    Enjoy the webinar.
     

    http://www.multiupload.com/58OFBAN8RK
  25. Like
    hedgehog got a reaction from aliak in 20 Ways To Stop Losing Money   
    This is good for general trading, not specific to FX but rules are just the same.
     
    Here's a reality check as we slam headfirst into the January markets. The vast majority of retail traders lost money in 2007 and will lose money next year, despite ample doses of education, enthusiasm and brilliant ideas. In fact, at least 80% of all at-home speculators will eventually give up and wash out of the financial markets.
     
    How can you buck this enormous tide and make 2008 your most profitable year in the trading game? To state the obvious, the best way to start making money is to stop losing it.
     
    In that regard, here are 20 ways to staunch the bleeding and get back into the winner's circle in the new year. Happy holidays, everyone!
     
     

    Don't trust the opinions of market gurus. Remember that it's your money at stake, not theirs. Listen to what they say, then step back and do your own homework.
    Don't believe in a company. Trading isn't investing, so you need to focus on the price action and forget the balance sheets. Leave the American Dream to Warren Buffett.
    Don't break your entry and exit rules. You made them for bad trades, just like the one you're stuck in right now.
    Don't try to get even. This isn't a game of catch-up. Every action you make has to stand on its own merits. Take your losses with detachment and make your next trade with absolute discipline.
    Don't trade over your head. If your last name isn't Kass or Cramer, stop trading like them. Just concentrate on playing the game well, and stop thinking about making money.
    Don't seek the Holy Grail. There is no secret trading formula, other than good position choice and solid risk management. So why are you looking for it?
    Don't forget your discipline. Anyone can learn the basics of the trading game. Sadly, most of us will fail because of a lack of self-control, not a lack of knowledge.
    Don't chase the crowd. Tune out the groupthink and dance to the beat of your own drummer. Get out of the chat rooms and off the stock boards. This is serious business.
    Don't trade the obvious. Everyone sees the most perfect-looking patterns, which is why they set up the most painful losses. Simply stated, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
    Don't ignore the warning signs. Big losses rarely come without warning. Don't wait for a lifeboat before you abandon a sinking ship.
    Don't count your chickens. That delicious profit isn't yours until you close out the trade. Trail stops, take blind exits and do everything possible to get that money into your pocket.
    Don't forget the plan. Remember the reasons you took a trade in the first place, and don't get blinded by greed or fear when the position finally starts to move.
    Don't have a paycheck mentality. You don't need to get paid every week or every month, as long as you take advantage of the opportunities as they come. Classic wisdom: traders book 80% of their profits on just 20% of the days the market is open for business.
    Don't cut corners. There are very smart folks out there working full time to take advantage of your mistakes. Fight back by examining your results, updating your plan and finding working themes for the next session.
    Don't ignore your intuition. Listen to that calm little voice that tells you what to do and what to avoid. That's the voice of the winner trying to get into your thick head.
    Don't hate losing. The best traders lose money on most of their positions, so get used to the pain of losing. And there's a side benefit: the losing teaches more about winning than the winning itself.
    Don't fall into the complexity trap. Traders who can't see the market are looking for it everywhere except in the price action. In truth, a well-trained eye will find more profits than in a stack of technical indicators.
    Don't confuse execution with opportunity. Expensive software won't help you trade like a hedge fund. Pretty colors and flashing lights make you a more nervous trader, not a better one.
    Don't project your personal life onto your trading. Trading gives you the perfect opportunity to find out just how messed up your life really is. Get your own house in order before you play the financial markets.
    Don't think that trading is fun. The trading game should be boring the vast majority of the time, just like the real-life job you have right now.

     
    (Source: Right Hard Edge)
     
    -edited for better Readings :) K
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