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BalanceTrader II – For Advanced Traders by Frank Buttera

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

You 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.

Frank Buttera – Market Profile

Balancetrader is a trading course, a system and a chat room all rolled up into one package. The focus is on teaching a trading methodology based on Auction Market Theory using price and volume profiles to identify high probability day and swing trades in equities index futures.

The essence of Balancetrader is all about achieving quality trading, not quantity. Most traders think that in order to do well in this business, many trades per day need to be taken. The Balancetrader methodology focuses on exactly the opposite of this. By remaining focused, exhibiting patience and exercising discipline, our goal is to identify asymmetric opportunities in order to maximize our return in comparison to risk. To accomplish this, we take less trades and focus on larger moves. By increasing the amount of money earned by raising position size instead of trading more, this allows us to have very realistic and attainable trading goals.

Course Topics

Determine Market Conditions

Different trading techniques perform differently under different market conditions. We want to trade when market conditions are best for our trading strategy. This may seem obvious to you but it is amazing how many traders as well as system vendors do nothing to *** for this in their strategy. One reason that pure technical trading systems fail is that they try to apply static indicators to dynamic markets which are constantly changing. Balancetrader differs by assessing the market as it is changing, and continually establishing new analysis while making trading decisions based on dynamic variables.

Support And Resistance

Another key element to Balancetrader is identifying key support and resistance levels based on market generated data. It is so surprising how many traders do nothing to implement S&R into their trading strategy. Taking a long signal into resistance or taking a short signal into support is the last thing any trader wants to do. Balancetrader incorporates proprietary methods for determining support and resistance levels using price and volume profiles. You will be so amazed when you learn this topic alone. Your levels will actually scare you in the beginning because you just will not believe how accurate they are. Your increased ability to determine S&R levels will be a key element to maximizing your risk to reward ratio, a key aspect to anyone’s trading results.

Trend Analysis

This seems like such a trivial topic, but I think you should ask yourself if your current method of trend analysis is really effective. Chances are, you are probably using some sort of momentum technical indicator to do this and as the first paragraph on this page states, you cannot deal with a dynamic market with static indicators. Balancetrader identifies trend differently and adapts its trend identification to market conditions. After getting a taste of how we do it, you will never use moving averages again.

Price Patterns

Balancetrader uses three proprietary price patterns to identy trading opportunities. Because these patterns are based on a dynamic view of price and volume profiles, they are not programmable into software. Recognizing these patterns might seem awkward at first, but eventually with some study they will become second nature. If you put the time in to study them, it should not take too long.

Prerequisites

Balancetrader is not a black box system. You will learn how to read market structure using price and volume profiles. You will learn how to make supportive trading decisions based on that information. However, it does not include any technical indicators or timing techniques. Some traders adopt to not use any indicators at all while others choose to use Balancetrader to filter their technical system. It is recommended that in the beginning you use some timing strategy to enter and exit trades. I personally do a mixture of both and I prefer using the Watts Scalping Systemhttp://www.thevault.bz/details.php?id=13051. Despite its name, it can be used for all timeframes and is a very effective trend trading methodology which enters into trends in pullbacks.

Salepage : BalanceTrader II – For Advanced Traders by Frank Buttera