Nathan Michaud – Investors Underground – Textbook Trader

Nathan Michaud – Investors Underground – Textbook Trader

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Textbook Trader strays from the typical education model that focuses on hindsight analysis, complicated theories, and strategies that rarely work in practice. Instead, you get to experience live trading action TICK-BY-TICK from a veteran trader with over 10 years of market experience

Be prepared for a SOLID eight hours packed full of information. You’ll need a paper and pen, watch it once … twice … as many times as you want and I guarantee you’ll learn more EACH and EVERY time!

This goes through EVERYTHING I’ve learned from day one. Where I’ve made the most money, lost the most money, what to stay away from; the lessons I learned the hard way and — most importantly — how to come to the market EACH day for a paycheck, prepared, energized, and ready to anticipate trades for daily profits.

I dive into each and every topic with detail, visual examples and clear concise answers to better your trading strategy. I do this EVERY DAY! I’ve made this to speed your LEARNING CURVE up exponentially.

Textbook Trader Learn:

01: Purpose & History
02: Setup and Terminology
03: Charting and TA
04: ABCD and Long Trades
05: Red/Green and Long Trades
06: Shorts and Over Extensions
07: Morning Emotion and Faders
08: OTC Trading
09: Brokers 1
10: Daily Routine and Goals
11: Websites & Homework

Chapter 1 – Purpose & History (0:00:00)
Chapter 2 – Setup and Terminology (0:29:00)
Chapter 3 – Charting & TA (1:06:42)
Chapter 4 – ABCD & Long Trades (1:38:05)
Chapter 5 – Red/Green & Long Trades (2:17:32)
Chapter 6 – Shorts and Over Extensions (2:57:57)
Chapter 7 – Morning Emotion & Faders (3:52:02)
Chapter 8 – OTC Trading (4:38:04)
Chapter 9 – Brokers (5:38:18)
Chapter 10 – Daily Routine & Goals (6:04:20)
Chapter 11 – Websites & Homework (7:01:50)

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

Want to learn about Forex?

Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.

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