The First Rule of Trading 2009 DVD by Oliver Velez

Today’s volatile markets are challenging and at the most utterly disastrous. Wouldn’t it be great if there was one simple set-up that you could confidently trade on any market, on any time frame, and even in tough bear markets?

In this 90-minute seminar, noted speaker, author, and educator Oliver Velez teaches you one of the biggest secrets of his success: a set-up he calls ”The Gift”. With precise and simple to understand rules, Velez shows you exactly how to buy and how to sell one of the most profitable set-ups in his entire arsenal.

With just candlesticks and the 20-period and 200-period moving averages, Velez will show you where to enter and when to exit so that you can make the most of every opportunity the market gives you. It’s no surprise that Velez’s traders are some of the best in the world come learn what they know and reap the benefits!

This brand new course, The First Rule of Trading, instantly puts you in the league of traders that have pulled in up to $79,000 in just two weeks. 

This rule not only gives you the setup that is so reliable that Oliver calls it “The Gift,” you also get:

• A step-by-step breakdown of each candlestick in the setup and when it shows you that “The Gift” has arrived,
• The secret behind the rule that tells you if the trend will continue with 80% accuracy,
• How and why this works in any time frame,
• Exactly where to get in, what to expect, and where to place your stop, making the Rule easy to trade.

It really doesn’t get much clearer than this. You now have access to the rule that has transformed the way the traders Oliver has on his team make a living trading.

So often in today’s markets, traders are overwhelmed with information and tactics thrown at them from every angle. Trying to sort through that overload takes enormous amounts of time and can cover up the real opportunities that are available every day. Gaining focus is the most critical element of every traders day and now Oliver reveals how he helps real people, most often trader’s like you, removing that deafening noise and giving the clarity that profitable trading demands.

Every crisis represents opportunity and now, in today’s markets, you can be on the winning side consistently with this rule that shows you:

• Which month is statistically the most bearish and which month (just around the corner) is the most bullish,
• How you can literally watch Oliver trade for free and get detailed instruction on what he is doing,
• The elements of candlesticks that are most critical and how to leverage them for profit.

Make no mistake, the key to this Rule is its simplicity. The basis of this approach is to insulate yourself from the exceptions and use the most consistent market patterns to see what almost always happens as the bars in this set-up appear. Overthinking, over complicating and over analyzing means you are slower to react and can easily miss the best opportunities.

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In finance, technical analysis is an analysis methodology for forecasting the direction of prices through the study of past market data, primarily price and volume.
Behavioral economics and quantitative analysis use many of the same tools of technical analysis, which,
being an aspect of active management, stands in contradiction to much of modern portfolio theory.
The efficacy of both technical and fundamental analysis is disputed by the efficient-market hypothesis, which states that stock market prices are essentially unpredictable.

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In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
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A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
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