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no many ppl trading CryptoCurrecy here. i know telegraph has lot of groups discussing CryptoCurrecy but you need to know the link to join.

any one can reupload this good stuff again ? many thanks

depend on country where u reside. u need to find an exchange that accept your local currency to purchase bitcoin. https://localbitcoins.com/

all crypto dropped alot these 2 days ? is it gd timing to buy now ?

thanks for sharing ...

what about if we just trade short term and run ... as we really dont know when the bubble will burst ?

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hi i m looking for this . any one can reup this again ? many thanks

mmm... what is the url ? i can't find any result ?

where can i view their news ?

not bad idea. let's try

anyone can reupload please ... multiupload service files no longer there. many thanks

please re upload. thank you

mega would be better.

sorry looking for this one? any links available ? many thanks

his strategy is for trading futures. many thanks

hi any people use MT4 to trade futures? we see many indicators/ system for MT4 are for forex only but not for futures trading. can anyone recommend some? thanks vr

anyone bought options trading materials from ebay. would you recommend any good system?

i have created an a/c but it just said "Please wait, connecting to server... " when i entered the chat room ?

yes my frd attended his classs before and it was full of crap

can anyone please reupload the max10? thanks alot

tried download some for past 2 days but no progress in any files. all 0%

Re: Is there any historical data which is not American futures? for hk hsi, you can order from hong kong exchange. only $100 to $200 per month depending on what package you want to subscribe. https://www.hkex.com.hk/eng/ods/English/asp/prdList.asp

Re: Are there good EMINIS to trader other than..S&P NQ FDAX etc hsi or nikki futures are very liquid but i guess no many foreign ppl trade it due to restriction or lack of broker to choose?

Module I: Secrets Of the COT Explained (2 parts, running time: 92min) Part 1 – “Secrets of the COT Explained” (53:29) In this introductory section we lay the foundation for the course content and weekly subscription data, explain key concepts pertaining to the Futures market, and review each of the three types of market participants tracked by COT data – Commercials (“Hedgers”), Large Speculators (“Professional Trend Followers”) and Small Speculators (“The Herd”). Learn what a Futures contract is and how it’s traded, key differences between Futures and Forex, and how and why the COT data is so important to trading success. Welcome Message What Makes Our Service Different? Why Are We Doing This? What Should You Expect to get Out of This? What Not to Expect Coming Your Way (A Brief Rundown) What Exactly Is the COT Report? Where Does COT Data Come From? So Why Should I Care About COT? What is a Futures Contract? What Does it Mean to Go Long or Short in Futures? Key Differences: Futures vs. Forex Meet the Players, part 1 – The Commercials Meet the Players, part 2 – Large Spec Traders Meet the Players, part 3 – Small Spec Traders Part 2 – “Secrets of the COT Explained” (38:49) Section 2 let’s you in on a COT secret…ten of them in fact! All the most important “behind the scenes” principles and secrets most other resources don’t (or won’t) fill you in on. Learn about the important price linkage between Futures and Forex markets, how and why volume flows in the Futures world effect price action, the fallacies surrounding conventional interpretation of market “Open Interest”, how and why Commercial traders transact in such contrarian fashion over long periods of time…and lots more! Secret #1 – The Futures Market Leads the Spot Market Futures and Spot Markets: The Link What Studies Have Shown Secret #2 – COT Ultimately Boils Down to One Main Idea…VOLUME FLOWS COT Basic Metrics of Interest Secret #3 – It is Extremely Import to Assess Price in Relation to COT Volume Flows Secret #4 – There is Always Perfect Equivalence in Positions Held in the Futures Market Futures Market Flows are Always Symmetrical Secret #5 – Small Spec Traders Account for Relatively Limited Share of Market so We Don’t Need to Track Them Separately Futures Volume Significant by Segment Secret #6 – Commercial Traders Buy and Sell Very Differently from You and Me 2007 – Commercial Traders SHORT in a Rising Market for Pound Sterling A Quick Lesson in Merchandising Market Dynamics Secret #7 – Traditional Beliefs about Open Interest are Mostly Wrong How Open Interest Really Works Secret #8 – We Don’t Necessarily Want to Go Long/Short Forex Just Because the Big Dogs are Long/Short in Futures Secret #9 – Contrary to Popular Opinion, We Don’t Always Seek to do the Exact Opposite of the Small & Spec Traders Secret #10 – When it Comes to COT Data, it is Extremes That Are of Most Interest to Us How We Capture Extremes 30-Second glossary: A few Important Terms Module II: A Guided Tour Of the Forexmentor COT Report (3 parts, running time: 181 min) Part 1 – “A Guided Tour of the Forexmentor COT Report” (57:03) Our first of three segments introducing the weekly reporting package provides you a detailed compendium of all the indicator readings and events that are of interest to us. In a nutshell, how to read the nine custom COT charts we’ve created for you. We review a never-before-shown schematic on the four types of divergence signals effecting the important metrics of Open Interest and Net Positions, then explain index crossovers, and the importance of reading the various indicator events in relation to trend. The Whole Shebang…In a Nutshell The Whole Shebang, part 2 The Whole Shebang, part 3 Four Modes of Analysis What We’re Looking for…Who’s Controlling Open Interest? Open Interest Divergence Schematic Divergence, Divergence, Divergence! Why Divergence is of Interest to Us Another Angle: Index Crossovers Note to Self: Always Read COT Divergences in Relation to Trend Part 2 – “A Guided Tour of the Forexmentor COT Report”(1:08) Time to roll up our shirtsleeves and study our custom COT charts #1 through #9 in detail. This is the section you go to gain an in-depth understanding of what each of the charts tracks, why it’s important, and how to use the information in a practical way to plan and execute high-probability trades that make money. Each of the nine sample charts is supplemented with mini case studies – references to actual signals plotted on the Daily chart for various markets showing the impact the various indicator signals foretold in terms of price action. And a special treat – your introduction to the “Gravity Index”, a powerful, proprietary price divergence indicator we developed exclusively for this resource, available nowhere else. How to Read Chart #1 – Long Positions vs. Open Interest How to Read Chart #2 – Short Positions vs. Open Interest How to Read Chart #3 – Net Positions vs. Open Interest How to Read Chart #4 – Commercials Net vs. Open Interest How to Read Chart #5 – Commercials Net vs. S&S Net How to Read Chart #6 – Commercials Net vs. Price How to Read Chart #7 – Commercials Net vs. Net USD So What the Heck is a Gravity Index? How to Read Chart #8 – Futures Price vs. Gravity Index How to Read Chart #9 – Daily Spot Price vs. Gravity Index A Dose of Reality: Does COT Really Work All the Time? Part 3 – “A Guided Tour of the Forexmentor COT Report” (56:06) Module II concludes with an introduction to the lineup and configuration of charts we use to draw the linkage between Futures market flows and price action in the Spot Markets, including Forex. A brief reference to Elliott Wave concepts and in particular how we use them to “filter” and time COT divergences, supplemental technicals (such as Trend Channels) and an overview of the information processing model that guides our response to COT rounds out this informative section. A Quick Note on Index Instruments Spot Market Chart Lineup Indicators & Studies We’re Using on the Forex Charts Elliott Wave…Where to Start Your 30-Second Primer on How to Draw and Use Trend Channels Data, Data Everywhere…What to Do With It? What Not to Do With It How to Read the Weekly Flash Weekly Schedule of Events Service Disruption Policy Our Long-term Vision for This Service Risk Disclosure Statement Module III – Case Study: COT Signals and the November 2007 Collapse of GBP/USD (2 parts, running time: 73min) Part 1 – COT Signals and the November 2007 Collapse of GBP/USD” (30:34) In the first week of November, 2007 the British Pound commenced an absolutely stunning (and for many people – unexpected) collapse against the greenback that wiped out much of the gains it had made past the 1.9300 mark all the way to its yearly high above 2.1100 – over 1800 pips from start to finish. For those of with an eye on COT this collapse was completely predictable, as clear bearish divergence signals had materialized just four days before the start of the collapse. In this section we review the COT chart signals as they actually appeared at the live edge of trading, and pick them apart to see how they would’ve prepared us for a short position trade that was simply too good to pass up. Part 2 – COT Signals and the November 2007 Collapse of GBP/USD” (43:22) Module III concludes with a clear and explicit linkage drawn between divergence metrics on the COT custom charts and price structure (including Elliott Wave concepts) on the various Forex spot market charts, and shows how application of the pyramid concept (adding to an open position at strategic junctures) could’ve magnified the available profit potential from this exciting run. The focus on this section is to explain how we would’ve put the information all together to create a coherent and focused trading plan. Download Link http://www.forexcourse.com/index.php/videos/