Discover how to establish Entry
and
Exit strategies which have
you
walking away a winner
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Dear Investor,
Being
able to add value and finesse through implementing a robust entry and
exit strategy is a crucial component in trading any market successfully
and, therefore, for profit.
All too
often, even experienced traders can overcomplicate this vital step and
either become too trigger happy, in terms of chasing trades, or gun shy
and lack the confidence to take positions.
This psychological battle (getting the right balance between fear and
greed) can be easily overcome by having confidence in your entry and
exit analysis.
"Technical Analysis - Entry and Exits", is Part 2 of the 4-part "Mastering the Stock Market" trading course provides a step-by-step process for you to follow.
It
explains the critical set ups for entry and exit into a number of
trades - not just for equities but also Foreign Exchange and Futures.
Key analysis templates are demonstrated throughout, showing how they
will assist you in your trading.
Experienced traders utilize these skills / techniques almost daily. This eBook gives new, casual and intermediate investors / traders the opportunity to develop these same skills ... and apply them to your own investments.
The course was developed by Andrew Baxter, a Licenced Futures and Equities Broker and a 14 year trading veteran.
Andrew spent six
years on the London Stock Exchange with two of the UK's
leading investment houses.
He is currently a Licensed Equities
and Futures Broker and Associate Director with an Australian Investment Bank and Securities Brokerage Firm... and
continues to trade his own account. |
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He is also an active "trainer" and conducts Workshops on
a regular basis. To date, he has trained over 4,000 private
traders how to systematize their trading for greater returns.
He is also the author of two popular trading courses -- "Mastering the Stock Market" and "Building a Successful Trading Plan".
Here's what others say about Andrew's training style...
He
avoids jargon and uses plain language that any one can
understand”
--
Barry Littler, CEO Alleron Investment Management Limited,
Sydney, Australia
“… a master at teaching techniques to trade the markets in a
highly profitable manner” -- C Jensen, Licensed Broker, Synergy Investment Group,
Dallas, Texas, USA
“Andrew is a genuine market wizard … he will light a fire under
you and move you to a higher trading expertise and higher
returns …”
-- Stephen Jennings, licensed Futures broker and author of “Complete Guide to Futures and Commodities Trading” |
The full course will show you how to apply...
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The Process: The set-up, the trigger, the confirmation, the action step. |
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Entry & Exit: Break
of trends, holding support, immediate resistance, support/ resistance,
volume, peaks / troughs, short term moving average, strong / weak
close, stop / losses for money management. |
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Confirmation: Trend and range bound indicators, candlestick charting, oscillators, reversal patterns. |
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Trading Plans: Long & short term trading plan essentials. |
90 pages of detailed instruction...
This trading course is extensive, with coverage across the following areas...
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Mechanical Trading |
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Entry Criteria |
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Exit Criteria |
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Stop / Losses |
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Confirmation |
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Long Trading Plan Checklist |
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Short Trading Plan Checklist |
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Practical Applications |
The following demonstrates the presentation format and content...
Sample -- 2 of 11 screens devoted to Stop/Losses

Andrew Baxter: "Here
is our portfolio. Let’s say it is valued at $20,000.
Obviously you could substitute the currency that is applicable to
you. Now 2% of our $20,000 is $400. So the maximum loss
permitted in any one of our trades would be $400. Let’s say that
you have four parcels of $5,000 each as part of your trading plan, and
we are buying some shares that cost $1.00. What would our stop
loss be? Well let’s take a look, and bear in mind again, the
maximum we can lose on any one trade based on this rule is $400."

Andrew Baxter: "We
can see our share has come down and sits at our support level of
$1.00. We tried our volatility measure of stop loss which was 96
cents. We then worked on a flat rate of five per cent being our
stop loss and it was here. Both of these, as we can see, are well
within our 2% rule where we would be expected to lose no more than 8
cents per share on this trade.
As a result we could choose to use either of these strategies
here. Based on the fact that this one is arrived at in a
structured way, and the fact that it is the tightest one ensuring we
make the smallest loss, we may then choose to then use that volatility
trading method.
That is very
important. We have looked at three different ways of setting up
our stop loss, and what we have done is arrived at the one we feel is
most prudent in this particular strategy. This is the case where we are buying near support, as you can see, we are buying in at this
sort of level just above support."
More scenarios relating to this sample portfolio are provided in the full program.
Start Learning TODAY...
"Technical Analysis - Entry and Exit" is normally only available within the 4-part Mastering the Stock Market series (CD or eBook format).
However, we recognize that many like to build their knowledge in stages and so have now released this as a stand alone product.
Order this eBook TODAY for only $29.95...
... and start discovering how to take control of your investments within minutes of ordering!


Order online anytime - even at 3am in the morning! 
Your investment in “Technical Analysis- Entry and Exit” is protected by a 60-day 100% Money Back Guarantee. If you’re dissatisfied for any reason within 60 days of receiving this program, let us know and we'll refund your money.
If
you're a new or casual investor, I highly recommend this course.
Understanding when to get in and get out of an investment is one of the
most important skills you need to ensure more winners than losers!
To your trading success,
George Notaras
Wealth Traders Limited

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