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Simplertrading – Ultimate Guide to Fibonacci Time Analysis
Simplertrading – Ultimate Guide to Fibonacci Time Analysis
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HOW TO TIME KEY MARKET REVERSALS, WITH LOTS OF REAL TRADE EXAMPLES.
IN THIS COMPREHENSIVE COURSE, CAROLYN TEACHES:
- How to Time Key Market Reversals
- How to Time Your Entries and Exits
- Lots of Real Trade Examples
- How to use Fibonacci Time Analysis in ThinkorSwim
- …and much more
ABOUT THE CONTENT PROVIDERS:
- About Carolyn: Carolyn is an author and technical analyst with over 30 years of experience in the industry. Her work has been featured on The Money Show, CNBC, and The Street. She is a frequent guest on Jim Cramer’s ‘Off the Charts’ segment on Mad Money. Check out her book, Fibonacci Trading to gain new insight into pinpointing the highs and lows in market trading with her proven approach. Her chart analysis focuses on the ratio’s derived from the Fibonacci number series. She applies these ratios on both the price and time axis of the market to identify high probability trading opportunities.
WELCOME TO SIMPLER TRADING!
Simpler Trading is the market leader in interactive financial trading education. Founded in 2010, the company has provided expert guidance and coaching to over 350,000 customers across the USA and globally. Simpler Trading’s veteran team combines over 200 years of market experience and provides in-depth knowledge and actionable, real-time trading advice across stocks and equity options as well as futures and Forex. Using state of the art technology, Simpler Trading delivers daily training to thousands of users via webinars, one-on-one coaching, live trading, interactive chat rooms and mobile solutions. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company employs over 30 staff and was rated #21 fastest growing company by Inc in 2014.
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