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Study Coaching
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Basic Trend Trade Method (3 Chart)
An enhanced, but not full trade method, that can have you winning 80% of your trades.
This is to experience more awareness of the predictability of our proprietary trading system.
In coaching, you will learn full trading methods that can raise your win rate and real money account profits even further.
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Video – Basic Trend Trade (3 Chart)

 [ Click To Jump ]  (00m00s) – Login And Chart Setup
 [ Click To Jump ]  (06m35s) – Rules Explanation
 [ Click To Jump ]  (11m45s) – SELL Trade (Detailed Explanation)

 [ Click To Jump ]  (21m30s) – BUY Trade (Detail Explanation)
 [ Click To Jump ]  (29m30s) – BUY Trade (Quick Trade)
 [ Click To Jump ]  (34m20s) – SELL Trade (Quick Trade)

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Rules – Basic Trend Trade (3 Chart)
BASIC TREND TRADE – SUMMARY
5T Tech   – Trend (2H), Trade (30M), Timing (5M), Terrain (5M), And Top Trades
Method   –  i. Click 30M Chart To Align 2H Pres and 30 Min MM Charts
                – ii. Click 5M Chart Backwards or Forwards To Get Point Of Turning
Stronger – Steeper, Tighter, And / Or Mimicked 
Weaker   – Bent, Flatter, Wider, And / Or Mixed Directions.
Sorting   – 1-Trade (In), 2-Timing (M), 3-Tradeable (H), 4-Not Tradeable (D)
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SELL / Down Abbreviated – – – – – – – – – –
                 1.  2H Pressure   – Down
                 2.  30M MM          – Down
                 3.  5+ Signals      – Down
                 4.  5M Candles    – Down
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BUY / Up Abbreviated – – – – – – – – – – – – –
                 1.  2H Pressure   – Up
                 2.  30M MM          – Up
                 3.  5+ Signals      – Up
                 4.  5M Candles    – Up
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SELL / Down – – – – – – – – – –
1. Trend    – 2H Pres *     – Down    Well Defined Better
                 – 2H MM          – Down,   Or  Flatter / Wider (Riskier)
                 – 2H Thin O     – Down,   Or  Flatter (Riskier)
2. Trade    – 30M Pres,     – Down,   Or  Flatter / Wider (Riskier)
                 – 30M MM *     – Down,   More Than ~2 Better
                 – 30M Thin O  – Down,   Or  Flatter (Riskier)
3. Timing  – 5M Pres        – Down,   Any Color On Top, Red Better
                 5M Candles – Down,  Candlestick Touching A Pressure Line
4.  Terrain – With Coaching (Levels and Lines)
5.  Top      – 5+ Signals  – Down,   More Down Are Better
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BUY / Up – – – – – – – – – –
1. Trend    – 2H Pres *      – Up    Well Defined Better
                 – 2H MM          – Up,   Or  Flatter / Wider (Riskier)
                 – 2H Thin O     – Up,   Or  Flatter (Riskier)
2. Trade    – 30M Pres,     – Up,   Or  Flatter / Wider (Riskier)
                 – 30M MM *     – Up,   Less Than ~8 Better
                 – 30M Thin O  – Up,   Or  Flatter (Riskier)
3. Timing  – 5M Pres        – Up,   Any Color On Top, Green Better
                 – 5M Candles – Up,   Candlestick Touching A Pressure Line
4.  Terrain – With Coaching (Levels and Lines)
5.  Top      – 5+ Signals  – Up,   More Up Are Better
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TRADE RATIO – – – – – –
♦  Mark Trade – BUY – Top Of Green / SELL – Bottom Of Red (next to price flag)
♦  Take Profit Trade Ratio (2 x 5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Take Profit
♦  Stop Loss Trade Ratio (2 x 5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Stop Loss
♦  Execute ( >, Click Forward On Replay1.  )  s
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What Can You Earn? – Profit Calculator Demonstration
Below is a simple profit calculator that provides some awareness of how account size, daily account growth, and days traded can produce a day trade income, keeping 80% of the trade earnings.  Naturally, this is not an actual prediction, but a simple simulator to provide relationship insight between the amount of funds traded, a daily growth percentage, and day traded or trade sessions..
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Move the sliders to various selections to see what would represent keeping 80% of trade earnings.
Earnings – Basic Trend Trade (3 Chart)
An illustrative example of the income potential of day trading our system of proprietary predictive indicators, a funded account, support, etc.
1 PIP = 10 Points, So 5 PIPs = 50 Points, etc.
1 Lot sets the Risk / Reward of the trade.
The trader sets the Lot (Risk / Reward) before when placing the trade.
Trade more to make more.
Trade for more PIPs or Points to make more.
Trade larger Lot (Risk / Reward) size to make more.
Making more or less is your choice.
Learn more about all of these approaches in coaching.
The above numbers are simply a mathematical illustration to have some context for discussion.  Experience with the Trade Demo Trial will link context to the numbers.
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Direction And Steepness
Consider the following guidelines on steepness and direction.  Obviously, and in general:
♦  Direction – Whether the indicator line is pointing down or up.
•  Downward – A downward direction suggests a sell or short trade. 
•  Upward – An upward direction suggests a buy or long trade.
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♦  Steepness – The angle of the indicator line.
•  Downward – The more downward an indicator signal, the more predictive to the downside is the signal.
•  Upward – The more upward an indicator signal, the more predictive to the upside is the signal. 
 
+90° – +45° (No Trade At Any Angle)
     •  No Trade / No Sell – Too much upward trend that will keep the trade from predictably going down.
     •  No Points – There is no trade.
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+45° – 0° (Closer To 0° Better)
     •  Riskier / Probably Sell – The trade can be taken.  The closer to 0° the better.
     •  Riskier / Fewer Points – As the trade is less predictable in the down direction, consider setting the take profit at fewer points.
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0° – -45° (Closer To -45° Better)
     •  Standard Sell – The trade is likely to fulfill as a sell trade.
     •  Standard Point – Take the usual profit for the trade method.
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-45° – -90° (Closer To -90° Better)
     •  Strong Sell – This is the ideal sell trade.  It does not occur often.
     •  More Points – You can set your take profit further, say double the standard points.  Let the winners run when you can.
+90° – +45°(Closer To +90° Better)
     •  Strong Buy – This is the ideal buy trade.  It does not occur often.
     •  More Points – You can set your take profit further, say double the standard points.  Let the winners run when you can.
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+45° – 0° (Closer To +45° Better)
     •  Standard Buy – The trade is likely to fulfill as a buy trade.
     •  Standard Point – Take the usual profit for the trade method.
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0° – -45° (Closer To 0° Better)
     •  Riskier / Probably Buy – The trade can be taken.  The closer to 0° the better.
     •  Riskier / Fewer Points – As the trade is less predictable in the down direction, consider setting the take profit at fewer points.
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-45° – -90°(No Trade At Any Angle)
     •  No Trade / No Buy – Too much upward trend that will keep the trade from predictably going down.
     •  No Points – There is no trade.
Currency Pair Comparison
There are about 30 “Common” currency pairs, with most of them listed below.  You will see other favorite currency pairs listed in the Greenchart list.
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The question is, which ones should you trade?  Trade as few currency pairs as you can, that give you the number of trades you are looking for in a day.
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Trading fewer currency pairs and fewer trades will make you the most money.  We know that does not make sense, but it works with us, because the more careful you trade the faster and the more money we deposit in your account.  More money in your trade account is probably the single most important factor to making bigger money trading.  You can have a fantastic win rate, but if you are not trading much money, then it translates into little earnings.  That same win rate with a bigger accounts starts to create the big extra cash, lifestyle income, growing savings, and the ability to retire early or more securely while still trading and growing your wealth.
Sorting   – 1-Trade (In), 2-Timing (M), 3-Tradeable (H), 4-Not Tradeable (D)
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Name Sorting Examples:
23 2p 2 EURUSD   – 23rd of the month, 2 pm, 2 (ready in minutes to couple hours), EURUSD
04 10a 3 AUDUSD – 4th day of month, 10 am, 3 (ready in hours), AUDUSD
Below you see a graph of data from the years 2019 through 2020.
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Balance the currency pairs that will be your focus with the following considerations:
♦  Number – Trade the least number of currency pairs needed to get the number of trades per day you are seeking.
♦  Predictability – This directly relates to less risk, likely more wins, etc.  Often more predictable currency pairs move more slowly, but that is not always the case.  Time of day, etc. are also factors.
♦  Average Daily Range (ADR) – Like predictability, you can see how far a currency pair price changes in a 24 hour period.  So if you are looking to make 50 PIPs (500 Points) it is probably not wise to trade a 60 something PIP (600 Point) currency pair.  The range is too much the same.  For our purposes where we are trading 50 Points, any of these Average Daily Ranges are more than adequate.  
  Pay Out – As you balance trading fewer currency pairs, you may select those also based upon the amount they pay.
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Simple Trade Method (2 Chart)
A very simple initial trade to become familiar with the software, the indicators, and the rules.
A more enhanced trade will then be presented next.
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Video – Simple Trade (2 Chart)
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Rules – Simple Trade (2 Chart)
Simple Trade Method
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SELL / Down / Short Trade:
1. 5 min – Major Green – Starts At / Above ~8
2. 1 min – Pressure – Red Line On Top
3. 1 min – Candlestick – Red Body Below Both Pressure Lines
4. 5 min – Pressure – Down Or At Least Flatter / Wider
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BUY / Up / Long Trade:
1. 5 min – Major Green – Starts At / Below ~2
2. 1 min – Pressure – Green Line On Top
3. 1 min – Candlestick – Green Body Above Both Pressure Lines
4  5 min – Pressure – Up Or  At Least Flatter / Wider
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MARK Trade (Trade Ratio)
♦  Placement – If Green – Top / If Red – Bottom (next to price flag)
♦  Take Profit Trade Ratio (1M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Take Profit
♦  Stop Loss Trade Ratio (2 x 1M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Stop Loss
♦  Execute ( >, Click Forward On Replay) 
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Earnings – Simple Trade (2 Chart)
How many trades could you find per day, and then set them and let them profit?
1 PIP = 10 Points, So 5 PIPs = 50 Points, etc.
1 Lot sets the Risk / Reward of the trade.
The trader sets the Lot (Risk / Reward) before when placing the trade.
The above numbers are simply a mathematical illustration to have some context for discussion.  Experience with the Trade Demo Trial will link context to the numbers.
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Web Greenchart – Use Tips
Learn key features of the Web-based Greenchart analysis software.
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Trade Setup Concept

Trading Concept

Find The Trend – Find the trend and trade the trend.  The trend is the overall direction of the market.  If the market is trending down, then take sell or down market trades.  It would not make sense to take a buy or up trade if the market is actually trending down.  If the market is going up generally then take buy or up market trades.

Find The Trade – Find when the Trade signal is in the direction of the Trend.

Find The Timing – You may have found a Trade in the direction of the Trend, but there is an even better time to take the trade.  That is when both the factual or crowd direction of the market is trading and the emotional movement tor early adopters in the market align.  Seek to get into a trade when both the factual and the emotional movements in the market agree, then you have the most assured possibility of winning your trade, and often winning it more quickly.  This is called Timing.

Find The Terrain – You will consider this in Coaching, but it views the Trade within the market environment.  As with all aspects of life, there is a context.  The same occurs in trading.  There are places in the market environment or Terrain that may cause hesitation, blockage, etc. of your Trade to your Take Profit price position.  You want to avoid any places of market hesitation, blockage, etc. and take Trades where there is a clear path to your Take Profit exit price.

Take Top Trades – The signals may show a possible trade, but it is important to still make a judgement if it is a better trade setup or simply a poor or mediocre setup.  You only need 3, 4, or 5, etc. trades a day to be wealthy with our system of proprietary indicators, 1-to-1 training, a corporate funded account, etc.  So, take fewer better trades.  It is better to stay out of a trade than to spend the time and effort working out of a bad trade or winning more trades to make up for losses and get back to your balance before the loss.

Trading Concept – Graphical

You are looking for trade setups where the Trend (2 Hour), the Trade (30 Minute), and the Timing (5 Minute) indicator signals are aligned.  All down or all up.

We know what is necessary alignment of the indicator signals, but we often then are looking for what is sufficient alignment.  The market rarely provides for perfect trade alignment.  That is what you are seeking, but trading is knowing what is necessary and sufficient alignment, not always perfect alignment.  Coaching focuses on expanding methods and skills around finding necessary and sufficient trade alignment to expand your profits.

So, not every peak of the Trade signal, the 30 Minute Indicator, will be properly aligned with the Trend signal, or the 2 Hour Indicator, direction of the market.  Then, even when there is Trend and Trade signal alignment, you need to wait for the emotional component, or the 5 Minute Timing signal, to also align and agree for the best and fastest results.

The sketch below shows that only occasionally is there proper Trend – Trade – Timing alignment.  And even in this graphic, some vertical lines show better alignment than others.  This is similar to trading.  Keep in mind, just because an indicator signal may be in the Over-Bought or Over-Sold region, that does not mean there is a trade.  You are looking for alignment between the different purposes signaled by the different indicator time frames, that is: the Trend, the Trade, and the Timing.

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Trading Concept – Greenchart

You can see how our Indicators below look and behave similar to the concept of the cyclical lines in the graphic above.

How do you get more alignment or trade opportunities:

Shorter Term Trading – You trade shorter candlestick time periods so the cycles in the market occur more rapidly from more trading opportunities for Indicator signal alignment.  The potential reasons you may not choose a shorter trade method is that trades are less fact based and more emotion based, so potentially creating less sure trades and smaller movements in the market to trade.  You may also not choose this method as it does not fit your schedule or your preferred trade style.

Longer Term Trading – This is where your candlesticks have setup with longer time periods.  As a result, there are fewer, but more factual, more sure, and longer running trading opportunities.  To get back to more trade opportunities, simply look at more currency pairs.  If one currency pair is not ready to trade, then go look at another.  The more currency pairs you consider the more likely there is a properly aligned and ready trade.  The reasons you may not want to trade this way is that there are fewer such trades, it may not fit your scheduled, or may not be your preferred trading style.

In general, we will guide you to more shorter term trade methods for initial learning, and then you may choose longer term trade methods in time.  The 2 Hour – 30 Minute – 5 Minute Basic 80% / 20% trade is more of a mid-term trade to give you a sense of both shorter-term and longer-term trading.

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SELL / Down / Short Trade – CONTINUATION DOWN TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade   – Major Green – Down, Between ~8 And ~3, Nearer 10 Better
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Down, Any Color On Top, Steeper / Tighter Best
                 – ii. Candlestick – Body Below Pressure, More Reds Better
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators CLEARLY DOWN, Other Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Tradeable || Not Tradeable
            (W) ( S Dn > Dn ) || ( W Dn > Flatter > W Up ) ( Up > S Up ) (L)
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BUY / Up / Long Trade – CONTINUATION UP TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade    – Major Green – Up, Between ~2 And ~7, Nearer 0 Better
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Up, Any Color On Top, Steeper / Tighter Better
                 – ii. Candlestick – Body Above Pressure, More Greens Better
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators CLEARLY UP, Other Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Tradeable || Not Tradeable
            (W) ( S Up > Up ) || ( W Up > Flatter > W Dn ) ( Dn > S Dn ) (L)
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TRADE RATIO – – – – – –
♦  Mark Trade – BUY – Top Of Green / SELL – Bottom Of Red (next to price flag)
♦  Take Profit Trade Ratio (5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Take Profit
♦  Stop Loss Trade Ratio (2 x 5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Stop
♦  Execute ( >, Click Forward On Replay) 
Rules – Basic Trend Change And Continuation – Detailed
BASIC TREND CHANGE – CONTINUATION TRADES
5T Tech   – Trend (2H), Trade (30M), Timing (5M), Terrain (5M), And Top Trades
Stronger – Steeper, Tighter, And / Or Mimicked 
Weaker   – Bent, Flatter, Wider, And / Or Mixed Directions.
Sorting   – 1-Trade (In), 2-Timing (M), 3-Tradeable (H), 4-Not Tradeable (D)
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SELL / Down / Short Trade – CHANGE TO DOWN TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade   – Major Green – Starts At / Above ~8 AND With Minors Tighter
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Red On Top (Down And Wider Better)
                 – ii. Candlestick – Red Body Below Both Pressure Lines
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators Down (Better), Or Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Detailed                             Tradeable || Not Tradeable
           (W) ( S Dn > Dn ) ( W Dn > Flatter > W Up ) || ( Up > S Up ) (L)
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BUY / Up / Long Trade – CHANGE TO UP TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade   – Major Green – Starts At / Below ~2 AND With Minors Tighter
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Green On Top (Up And Wider Better)
                 – ii. Candlestick – Green Body Above Both Pressure Lines
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators Up (Better), Or Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Detailed                             Tradeable || Not Tradeable
           (W) ( S Up > Up ) ( W Up > Flatter > W Dn ) || ( Dn > S Dn ) (L)
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SELL / Down / Short Trade – CONTINUATION DOWN TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade   – Major Green – Down, Between ~8 And ~3, Nearer 10 Better
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Down, Any Color On Top, Steeper / Tighter Best
                 – ii. Candlestick – Body Below Pressure, More Reds Better
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators CLEARLY DOWN, Other Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Tradeable || Not Tradeable
            (W) ( S Dn > Dn ) || ( W Dn > Flatter > W Up ) ( Up > S Up ) (L)
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BUY / Up / Long Trade – CONTINUATION UP TREND – – – – – –
1. Trade    – Major Green – Up, Between ~2 And ~7, Nearer 0 Better
2. Timing – i. Pressure – Up, Any Color On Top, Steeper / Tighter Better
                 – ii. Candlestick – Body Above Pressure, More Greens Better
3. Trend   – i. 4 of 5 Indicators CLEARLY UP, Other Flatter / Wider
                 – ii. Tradeable || Not Tradeable
            (W) ( S Up > Up ) || ( W Up > Flatter > W Dn ) ( Dn > S Dn ) (L)
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TRADE RATIO – – – – – –
♦  Mark Trade – BUY – Top Of Green / SELL – Bottom Of Red (next to price flag)
♦  Take Profit Trade Ratio (5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Take Profit
♦  Stop Loss Trade Ratio (2 x 5M ATR) – Entry Price, Entry Time, and Exit Stop
♦  Execute ( >, Click Forward On Replay) 
Basic – Trend Detailed
BASIC TRADE
5T Tech – Trend, Trade, Timing, Terrain (Lines), And Top Trades
Stronger – Steeper And/Or Tighter
Weaker – Bent, Flatter, Wider, Mimicked, And/Or Mixed Directions.
Sorting – 1T-Trade, 2T-Timing, 3T-Tradeable, 4T-Not Tradeable.
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DETAILED – SELL / Down / Short Trade – TREND TRADING, DOWN – – – – – -.
1.  Trend   –  i. 2H Pressure DOWN (Steeper / Tighter Best) Or Flatter / Wider
                  – ii. 2H MM And 30M Pres DOWN / Flatter (More With 2H Better)
2. Trade     – i. 30M Maj Grn – DOWN, With 2H Pres, Closer 10 Best, Tight Minors
                  – ii. Thin Orange DOWN (Either / Both Best)
3. Timing  –  i. Pressure – DOWN, Any Color On Top, (Red On Top Better)
                  – ii. Candlestick – Body BELOW Pressure, More Reds Better
4.  Terrain – Considered In Coaching
5. Top        –  i. 5+ of 7 Indicators DOWN (More Better), Others Flatter / Wider
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DETAILED – BUY / Up / Long Trade – TREND TRADING, UP – – – – – –
1.  Trend   –  i. 2H Pressure UP (Steeper / Tighter Best) Or Flatter / Wider
                  – ii. 2H MM And 30M Pres UP / Flatter (More With 2H Better)
2. Trade     – i. 30M Maj Grn – UP, With 2H Pres, NEARER 0 Best, Tighter Minors
                  – ii. Thin Orange UP (Either / Both Best)
3. Timing  –  i. Pressure – UP, Any Color On Top, (Green On Top Better)
                  – ii. Candlestick – Body ABOVE Pressure, More Greens Better
4.  Terrain – Considered In Coaching
5. Top        –  i. 5+ of 7 Indicators UP (More Better), Others Flatter / Wider
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MARK Trade – TRADE RATIO – – – – – –
Entry Price (  Price Flag/ Top Of Green / Bottom Of Red)
Entry Time ( |, Center Right Most Candlestick)
Exit Take Profit ( , 5M ATR)
Exit Stop Loss ( , Double 5M ATR Using Trade Ratio Draw Tool)
Execute ( >, Click Forward On Replay)
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Train to trade up to $100,000 of our Company money, using our trade signals, 1-to-1 personal coaching, and our 20+ year day trade system.

Trade at home, for minutes or more, any hour, and any day (except Saturday).  Education, an established system, and support are opportunity equalizers we provide.  Trading is an acquired skill with potential risk of loss.  The past may not predictive future results.

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We FUND You – All students receive an initial real money trade account as part of their education.  Future Company funding additions are based upon given trading intervals, the request of the student, having a positive account growth, and showing abidance to simple best practices we instruct.  We will help you with this.
We SHOW You – Trades shown are for training purposes, but an individual day trader may place the identified trade themselves based upon their own assessment.
You TRADE – We recommend trading about 1 to 2 hours a day so as not to become fatigued.  You may trade more or less if you wish or need.
You TRADE – The Forex Market is open all days and hours between Sunday 5 pm Eastern Time until Friday 5 pm Eastern Time.
You PROFIT – Keep 50%, 60%, 70%, or 80% of your earnings based upon your level of coaching.  Keep 100% of your profits from trading your own money, as it is your money.

Foreign exchange and futures trading are highly risky, and you can lose all the money you invest should you decide to engage in live trading. We are not responsible for your investment, trading or tax decisions.

We are day trading educators.  We are not licensed financial advisors, traders, accountants, stockbrokers or attorneys. We are not licensed commodities brokers, and do not engage in or facilitate commodities transactions. We are not an introducing broker, and we make no recommendation as to where you should invest or what broker you should trade with. As you apply what you learn, we recommend that you seek advice from licensed professionals.

Any trade results that we show should not be considered typical of our students. We do not (and cannot) track the results or performance of our students’ private trading accounts. We do not know what a typical or average student earns or loses trading.

This is not a get-rich-quick program, guaranteed system or business opportunity. We sell training and trading tools. We make no promises our training and tools will generate future income for students, and you may not make your investment back (including your investment in this training).

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You do not need to be licensed to day trade your own money or to day trade our Company funded account.

No representation is made of a level of success.  Information and statements are provided for illustrative purposes only.  Examples are simple mathematical illustrations.  Participation in the Trade Demo Trial can reveal one’s potential in the market.   

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A system is defined as: 1. Detailed procedures, methods and routines to carry out an activity, problem solve or perform a duty. 2. Purposeful organized structure that is regarded as a whole and consists of interdependent and interrelated elements.  (The Law Dictionary, Featuring Black’s Law Dictionary Free Online Legal Dictionary 2nd Ed., https://thelawdictionary.org/system/ Oct 11, 2020).  A system in terms of day trading referred herein, is therefore defined as “procedures, methods, and routines to carry out an activity” of day trading.  A system does not imply being comprehensive, a guarantee, 100% results, etc. but simply procedures, methods, and routines to “carry out an activity.”
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