How to Trade with High Probability: Supply & Demand Trading Strategies for Beginners

ISBN-13: 9781542590150 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 112 str.

Ricardo Moneta

Opis

Beginner traders all make the same mistakes over and over because they don't know any better, they also don't use low risk high reward high probability techniques in their trading and investing; now you can. Beginner traders tend to do what everyone else is doing and study what everyone else is studying thus they have the same results and failures as everyone else and is very low probability, don't be that trader This financial market trading business isn't really an H&P type of business, what is H&P you might be asking, hoping and praying, you don't need a rosary you need an edge. I'm not going to sugar coat it, this business is an ugly place for an untrained and underfunded beginner. There are very bad people in the live market who are looking to take all of your money from you, and they will should you not be prepared properly to go to work in the live markets, don't say I haven't tried to warn you. Use this book as an overview or a guide if you will, for what to study and learn first to become consistently profitable from trading utilizing the high probability techniques in the book. I give you concise information as to what type of high probability techniques to learn and what to look for as far as further advanced information is concerned. I tell you only the most critical things to learn first because those are absolutely the most important and the ones that will have a high probability of making you money right away if you do them. Simple, basic and easy to understand, if I can give you one word of advice, I will tell you to keep it simple because trading really is simple if you keep it that way. You do not need any indicators or fancy systems, methods or software that the so called gurus are all touting to do high probability trading. The market only works on supply and demand and supply and demand is the only thing that moves price on a chart from one value area to another. Doesn't it make sense then to study what makes the market do what it does and use that as your high probability trading method?