Bullish Continuation Patterns Course by Rick Saddler

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Bullish Continuation Patterns Course by Rick Saddler

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My Guarantee to you! Must Read

During this workshop, I will share with you my trading statement from an account I opened in late November 2017. As of the February 2018 statement I have more than doubled the money. In this workshop, I will teach and talk about what I did.

Within the first five trading days after the workshop, I will guarantee to share tradeable examples of trades that will get your workshop cost back. All of the trades will have very simple and easy-to-follow rules for success. If not I will return your money and you keep all material.

►1-1/2 hour On-Line Workshop Includes

What are Bullish Continuation Patterns?
Why do Continuation Patterns Work?
What causes them to occur?
Answers to common problem trade questions.
Where are stops set using price action, support and resistance, V-Stop or T-Lines.
How to find profit zones.

►How To Identify Continuation Patterns

Identifying my favorite continuation patterns.
The truth on how to find continuation patterns.
How to narrow down your watchlist.

►Q&A During and After Presentation

► Workshop Material Included

E-Book Cup and Handle Pattern
E-Book Bullish Inverted Head and Shoulders
E-Book Bullish “W” Pattern
E-Book Bullish J-Hook Pattern
Continuation Pattern Scans for
TC2000
TOS
TradeStation
PDF copy of presentation
Recorded replay your’s to download and keep

Rick Saddler

Founder Hit and Run Candlesticks

30 Years Trading, Teaching and Coaching Experience

Remember to Register early and get one of the discounted seats.

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