Designed for traders who want to learn more about market movements and
how to best capitalize on them.
The Advanced Trader Course is for traders who want to learn more about market movements and how to best capitalize on them. The basics of the trader’s report, the only report of its kind that indicates what traders around the world are doing and how to interpret it to make practical and highly lucrative trading decisions, will be covered in the course.
In addition, the course will demonstrate that there are repeated supply and demand patterns that can be harnessed in line with the Commitments of Traders report to give very high rewards to risky trades.
Combining these conditions with an advanced understanding of price action expression, time frame correlation, and the ability to identify positive chart and cycle structures, the course will not only assist you in trading the start of Major Market Moves In Forex on any time frame you are comfortable with, but also enable you to understand and interpret how a market is moving and what it will do shortly.
Learn who drives the market & how best to capitalize on these moves. Increase your profit by trading 60 other assets, including stocks, commodities, and metals, by today’s key market players.
Advanced Price Action
This forms the basis of all technical analysis and is the movement of price plotted over time.
Cycles (positive cycle structure)
These are trends, patterns and phases which materialise in markets depending on business environments.
Time Frame Correlation
This is the process of analysing and viewing markets under different time frames. The larger time frame is used establish direction and trend. The shorter time frame is used to identify entries in the market.
Market Structure
This refers to the characteristics of the market such as pricing policy and nature of competition. The structure can be organisation or competitive and types include monopolistic and perfect competition.
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Designed for traders who want to understand what drives market moves and how to best capitalise on them.