| Module
1 |
Introduction
to trading
See how the markets really work, understand what drives
them and what moves them and why. |
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| Module
2 |
The
Game on Wall Street
In this book we lift the lid on what really goes on in
the financial centers and why they are literally a game! |
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| Module
3 |
Introduction
to Volume Spread Analysis
See how the laws of supply and demand work in all markets.
See how the VSA methodology enables you to track market movements
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| Module
4 |
Introduction
to MTF
The MTF methodology works as a perfect compliment to
VSA. Learn how momentum and market velocity, which has its roots in Wyckoff,
can increase the odds in your trading |
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| Module
5 |
The
Importance of Background
Veteran Syndicate Trader Tom Williams leads the discussion
about how background plays a crucial part in establishing what is happening.
This is followed up by numerous chart examples.
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| Module
6 |
Using
Multiple Time-frames
Multiple timeframe's enable you to get a more accurate
picture of market movement. Understanding how to use multiple time-frames
is crucial to successful trading. |
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| Module
7 |
Some
trading setups to get you started
In this module Gavin Holmes and Rob Hoffman put together
some basic trading set ups to get you up and running as a VSA trader.
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| Module
8 |
When
not to take a trade
There are some essential signs to watch out for in deciding
whether to place a trade. In this module we highlight some of the common
pitfalls. |
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| Module
9 |
An
introduction to money management
Money Management is essential to good trading. In this
module we describe a check list for ensuring you manage your trading account
as carefully as possible. |
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| Module
10 |
Developing
a trading plan
In this module Dr Gary Dayton covers the basics for putting
a trading plan together. We cover what to include, how to build the plan
and how to execute it when you are trading. |
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| Module
11 |
Introduction
to the Psychology of Trading
In the final module Dr Gary Dayton covers the basics
for handling the emotional side of trading. It is this crucially important
factor which lets down a lot of traders. Learn some basic principles for
managing your emotional approach to taking a trade. |
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