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This package includes

Webinar 1: The Beginning

The basics of Market Profile and my proprietary twist that brings this market auction approach to more simply and consistently be in the direction of the move. A comparison of MP and Volume Profiling is discussed as well as day types, opening types and the tools needed to do this

Webinar 2: Intermediate market Profiling

This video covers the implications of day types. Profile shapes and what they say, relationships of profiles across several days, volume nodes, a narration of a developing profile and the importance of composites

Webinar 3: Beyond the Technicals

This is a crucial video that looks at the most important aspect of trading…YOU! It details the differences between a trader who is consistent and unattached with a typical trader who is struggling to achieve consistency after many chat rooms, books, courses and approaches have been exhausted. If anything, this is the Webinar that will make the highest impact on your trading whether you follow our approach or use someone else’s. In the end, execution is the same

Webinar 4 Part 1: Homework & Analysis

This video covers the process of establishing the plan for the next trading day. In this video, a detailed approach to the next day is shared with you in order to assess the “areas to do business” where the best opportunities or the most likely positive outcome can be determined

Market Profile Basics :

What is Market Profile?

Why is it significant to know what it is?

What are the basic features, terminology and acronyms used in Market Profile?

How are Market Profiling and Volume Profiling different?

Understanding market development and why…

Day types

Opening Types

Market Profile’s limitations and myths

What tools are necessary to see the market properly?

How I use it :

Why do I use Volume Profiling?

What information am I looking at? VPOC’s, Volume Nodes, etc.

Why is the overnight auction important? Or is it?

What tools am I using to look inside of the noise?

Putting it all together…

Questions will be taken on the webinar platform at the end of the session to prevent us from going over the allotted time. I am doing this to respect everyone’s valuable time away from family and other tasks.

Webinar 2: Intermediate Market Profiling

This webinar is a continuation of the Basic Market Profile webinar held on May 25th, 2010. In this webinar, we will focus on the following:

Profiling the Bigger Picture –

Day Types and their implications (Does the fact that we closed at the low today mean anything for tomorrow?)

Profile Shapes and what they are telling us

Relationships of profiles across several days: Looking inside the bar chart

High/Low Volume Nodes: Expected behaviors, how they are created and why

A look inside a developing profile: Reading a profile as it develops

Composite: Why are they important? How can they assist the decision process?

Webinar 3: Beyond the Technicals

This webinar is lengthy for a good reason. Most traders think that their inconsistency is the result of not using an indicator properly or because they are not spending enough money on better tools or a faster computer. Maybe it is an issue with the number of screens they are using or is it a function of their distance from the futures epicenter, Chicago?

Why should you bother to attend this? If any one or more of these sound familiar to your trading, then you will benefit from showing up:

You do your homework, you are focused when the trade shows up, you wait too long for “confirmation” and end up chasing for a much worse price

You do all of the above and take the trade at the perfect spot but then you close it for a profit within a couple of ticks and watch as it runs to your planned target

You do all of the above and take the trade but it was a loser. You are now completely paralyzed and are too afraid to trade again

You take a loss and you immediately start blasting away to make up for it. You have traded 5 times as much as you normally do and have just given away 75% of your account by overtrading

You watch someone else trade and it all makes sense but then feel completely lost when it is time for you to put on your trade while the person you are watching gets all of his/her targets as planned

You have been at this for years and still can’t realize your dream of being consistent

During this webinar, we will go over what is probably the most critical part of your education. We will discuss in detail the following important topics:

How the existing wiring in our brains acts counter to what is needed to succeed at trading

Overview of the results of the poll taking losses that was done with followers on this blog as sample of what is typical and what isn’t working

Discussion of our natural tendency and instinct towards losses as governed by our Inner Monkey

Overview of the results of the poll on the Fear of Losses or of Missed Opportunities to show how this identifies the type of trader that you are or the state of mind that you trade with

The role of probabilities in trading

What a trader needs to come to terms with to break the barrier

Is there a place for intuition in trading?

Next steps to break this mold

Webinar 4 – Part 1: Homework

During this topic, we will go over the following important aspects:

Completing a daily assessment of what has occurred: Classifying the day and noting important aspects and metrics

Formulating preliminary hypotheses based on current action and other inputs

Preparing “your big trading idea” for the next day

How to use your homework? How not to use your homework?

Completing your homework pre-open

Executing in your planned areas and staying out of trouble

Introduction to Topic No. 4-2: Research and Analysis of Probabilities

What is forex?

Quite simply, it’s the global market that allows one to trade two currencies against each other.

If you think one currency will be stronger versus the other, and you end up correct, then you can make a profit.

If you’ve ever traveled to another country, you usually had to find a currency exchange booth at the airport, and then exchange the money you have in your wallet into the currency of the country you are visiting.

Foreign Exchange
You go up to the counter and notice a screen displaying different exchange rates for different currencies.

An exchange rate is the relative price of two currencies from two different countries.

You find “Japanese yen” and think to yourself, “WOW! My one dollar is worth 100 yen?! And I have ten dollars! I’m going to be rich!!!”
When you do this, you’ve essentially participated in the forex market!

You’ve exchanged one currency for another.

Or in forex trading terms, assuming you’re an American visiting Japan, you’ve sold dollars and bought yen.

Currency Exchange

Before you fly back home, you stop by the currency exchange booth to exchange the yen that you miraculously have left over (Tokyo is expensive!) and notice the exchange rates have changed.

It’s these changes in the exchange rates that allow you to make money in the foreign exchange market.

Salepage : webinar series (4 webinars) by FuturesTrader71

About Author

FuturesTrader71

First and foremost, I’m a trader. This site was created as a result of a need to centralize the knowledge I have been sharing publicly about trading. I recognize that there is a real need for no-nonsense trading information that is applicable to the market; rather than theory or diversions. I have found that when you help others, you in turn help yourself. I’ve always said, “Give what you want more of.” That has held true with this site.

I created this website for a few reasons:

I wanted to give voice to different perspectives on the market and what we do as traders. This is a clearing house of views, so to speak.
I also wanted to give good resources to online traders. This is information that should be made public.
Finally, I use this site like a journal. I can look back and see how I’ve grown and do things differently than how I once did. We are all growing and adapting. This is my chance to look back and review.