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Trading with the Time Factor course will change the way you look at financial markets. By the end of it, you will have learnt the geometric secret that is present in all markets – and that you too can achieve what others will tell you is the impossible. The Time Factor is a phenomenon which exists in all financial markets. Once understood, it is a powerful tool that can allow you to calculate predictable and repeating market cycles so that you can better time your investment decisions.
Understanding how the Time Factor works has allowed you to calculate and share with colleagues, in writing, future dates that have accurately forecast major market turning points to the exact day, years in advance. In volume one of this course, Frank Barillaro shared with you why he believes it is possible to do what many will tell you is impossible. To do this, you will need to first understand the Time Factor. In volume two of this course, he will explain how you too can calculate these predictable market cycles and give your trading and investment decisions an unparalleled edge.
Contents:
- How to know you are trading with the trend
- Sections of the market
- The trend measuring techniques used by the professionals
- Price retracements
- How to use previous tops and bottoms to forecast future prices
- Price projections
- How to determine the strength of a move
- Time and price angles
- Trading psychology and risk management
- The best trading entry and exit points
- Repeating time
- Anniversary dates
- Trading to Time
- Counting time
- The Master Time Factor – explained, simply
- How to know when you are right
Trading foreign exchange and algorithmic assets on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
