No Bs Day Trading Rapidshare Download
I think John Grady's e-book is a fair deal at $40. Grady is now offering webinars too. Jack Broz also offers order flow training at:I agree that this style of trading is not for everybody (myself, for example).
I am still using order flow in my projects, but I am relying on automation to do the parts that I am not very good at. I have no plan at this time to buy any trainings or mentorships, as those get expensive fast and emphasize adopting the vendor's style. I figure at some point I need to start thinking for myself.
Al Brooks has three new price action books.I tend to cringe when I hear the phrase 'price action', because if you ask 10 people what they mean by it, you get at least 14 definitions. In general, if a trader is monitoring a chart (5 minute or otherwise), he is not doing what I consider to be 'reading order flow'. That's not to say there is anything wrong with trading from charts. I have used charts in the past.' Tape reading' is another phrase that's often interpreted in many ways. Traditionally, it meant charting price moves, and had nothing to do with reading a Time & Sales display. That's unfortunate but understandable, since computers had not been invented yet.
No BS Trading U.S. Markets Webinar (2016) Download, Both webinars include a set of starter videos which cover everything from the fundamental basics.
No Bs Trading
No Bs Day Trading
I appreciate the input, rwk.I`ve read well over 100 books on trading and extensively studied half of them. Knowing that 80-90% of what is written on trading is mostly useless and recycled garbage from guys who don`t know how to trade, I`m usually fairly critical, especially when it comes from some online vendor where the barrier for releasing something is pretty much non-existent.The other thing is that I`m not so sure how reliable reading order flow is in a market such as S&P, considering arbitrage and program trading.I`m intimately familiar with the works of Al Brooks. I read his book twice and then re-wrote it on the third time in a language I could understand. Learned a lot from him and myself:)SpideySense,When did you visit Oslo? I`m actually embarrassed over our capital as parts of it is dirty and full of visible drug abuse,etc.Glad you liked it though.
Parts of it is truly beautifulKind regards,HighStakes. I tend to cringe when I hear the phrase 'price action', because if you ask 10 people what they mean by it, you get at least 14 definitions. In general, if a trader is monitoring a chart (5 minute or otherwise), he is not doing what I consider to be 'reading order flow'. That's not to say there is anything wrong with trading from charts. I have used charts in the past.' Tape reading' is another phrase that's often interpreted in many ways. Traditionally, it meant charting price moves, and had nothing to do with reading a Time & Sales display.
No Bs Day Trading Rapidshare Downloads
That's unfortunate but understandable, since computers had not been invented yet.