Video 2: ‘Flexible Forex’ Day Trading FREEDOM IN ACTION…
Dear Trader,
Here’s Part 2 of my new “Flexible Forex” training videos:
“Flexible Forex” Day Trading FREEDOM In Action
In this video, I “zoom in” and show you, step-by-step, how I quickly and easily spot trade setups in all the 6 major Forex pairs and in any timeframe.
You’ll also learn:
* Why you want to place your stop orders where you DON’T expect the market to go…
* How to get into a “F.R.E.E. trade” situation ASAP with all your Forex trades…
* The kind of market you MUST avoid at all costs…
* My “super simple” risk management rules that even an 8th grader could understand (inspired by EINSTEIN)…
* A “hands-on” overview of some excellent broker-supplied charting and trading software that makes Forex trading easier than ever…
* …and a TON more.
If you like what you see, please post a comment below.
Enjoy!
Good Trading,
Bill Poulos
Sir,
Thank you. No explains with demonstrations the way you are delivering.
The when’s, why’s, how’s and it’s simple nature distinguishes your style from
the rest I ever come across in this industry and I know am not alone this side.
May the Lord God continue to be with you.
hey,
This is great info. Its potential is just amazing… I was wondering… You know… I am not a native english speaker guy, I’m mexican. So I reall want you to put your self in my shoes…
because I read and write much better than how I speak and listen to it… So having a glossary with clear tech/trading terms simply defined would be very helpfull. And I could actually use it…
And I would no t be the only one…
Misunderestood words are the reason for which any one can not learn nor apply anything taught at all.
The best way to make this easiest to be learned and applied is by making it as easy as possible, and this includes, more examples, transcipts and glossaries
Have a great day,
Mannie
This is great stuff! Very informative.
Hi Bill,
Cristal clear presentation. Looking forward to video 3.
Can you help me out? How do you get the “Data Window” on your chart?
Thank you.
Regards,
Fred