(This course is available immediately) Some levels will be rejected, while others will work as attractors.
John FormAn – Following the Quest of Value
Description
Know the Rejection and Attraction Areas
Make Great Trades
Find out how to use price distribution to identify the Avoid poor trades and choose the best ones
Clear understanding of the Levels the A huge trading advantage is when the market is drawn to or rejected by a product. I’ll share with you the Market analysis and trading strategies that are the Basis of Strategies Wall Street institutions pay thousands a month to receive!
Your instructor
John Forman
Dr. John Forman Holds a PhD in Behavioral finance with a focus on the Performance of Individual (retail) traders in the financial markets. John Has more than 30 years experience in the Markets are important for both personal and professional growth. He was a Thomson Reuters Market Analyst for many years.-merger) covers basically the Full spectrum of markets. John Is the author of The Essentials of Trading And FAQs for traders.. He’s also authored literally dozens of Articles on trading and featured in radio interviews.
Here’s a recent example of My analysis and trading strategy the S&P 500 futures, straight from the service, on which I write each and every day.
Thomson Squawk box:
For today we’re going to start with a bracket of 1347 to 1370 The former is yesterday’s point of control. The latter is a combination of the High end of last Thursday’s value area and the Bottom of last Wednesday’s. As such, that’s a very important level. That being the case, we’ll be sellers against it, with a stop at 1376.
To start the day, at least, we’ll look to buy an approach of the 1347 Low end of the bracket with a stop in 1342
Take a look at the following: the The market was up to the 1370 level straight after the It rang the opening bell, and then it turned around. It then dropped to 1347 two hours later (30 minute bars), and bounced from there.
Both of these calls would have brought in money for traders!
Later the day, after the 1347 finally gave way. I indicated that 1330 was. the Next major bottoming zone. As you can see that this did indeed happen, not just once but three times.
How many points was this analysis worth? It all depends on how you trade it. But at least 20 points and possibly more. of 40 or 50. If you’re an S&P futures trader you know that’s a profit of You can save at least 20% and possibly even 50% on your initial margin requirement in as little as one day!
Granted, you don’t see 40+ point ranges in the S&P every day. What if you could grab just 5 points per daily? That’s like 10% on your margin. This is how many traders have made a lot of money. of thing.
Works for any market, any time frame.
You are not a stock-market trader? Or maybe you don’t trade short-term. Don’t worry. I cover a lot of markets in my own trading and I can tell you that this methodology I’m going to show you…
Here’s an example of A forex trade I made for myself the The same principle applies.
In fact, the trade was active during my vacation. I put it on before I left and when I came back I’d booked more than 500 pips!
Based on how the Markets Really work.
Most traders never stop to think about what’s happening at the simplest level of price movement and trades. That means they don’t really understand what true support and resistance is all about.
The charting method to which I’m referring is sometimes called Market Profile®. I’ve also seen it referred to as TPO Charting, Volume at Price, and some other names. For simplicity’s sake, I just call it price distribution analysis. Unfortunately, not many people are familiar with it.
This price distribution technique is fundamentally a charting technique that, at its core, is a price distribution method. the Name suggests, it focuses on price (and volume in markets where this information is available). It is used no indicators. It’s It is not a trading platform. Please be aware of that.
How much price? the Market attempts to optimize transaction flow are generally unsuccessful. Charts are also not well-suited for this purpose. the The most efficient and effective way to present the Movement of price over time. Through the Charts that show how the Markets move price to meet their needs. of Course by extension the Beatitudes of Investors and traders like us.
These charts can be accessed through the following link We can see exactly where we are. the Market will likely go next.
Get the biggest profits out of Every trade!
Once you know where to look, the Market is likely go – where the It makes trading so much simpler by allowing you to trade at major support and resistance levels. You can manage trades easier by using squeeze the Most profit out of Each position. This is one of the The simplest way to get the most out of learning the I will share these techniques.
This method was used in my first job as a market analyst almost 15 years back. It is a wonderful experience that I enjoy more every day.
What I’m going to show you is what I use every day to identify the important price levels – the Ones that are. the Market will always be attracted to. Each day, I see them hit. It’s so amazing to see it happen time after time after time. My co-Workers would tell you that I often find myself astonished at how well this stuff works.
Spot the Turn points
You’ve always wanted to purchase the Low and sell the high?
Yes, you do! We all have!
But how often are you able to say that you have? Using this technique it happens to me more frequently than you’d think possible.
Here’s another recent example:
Thomson Squawk Box: Squawk Trader
Our strategy to begin the Day is to fade the Edges of the In expectation of A very short day. This means that selling is possible the Approach of 1356 with a stop at1364 It also means buying on the Approach of 1335 with a stop at 1330
Want to guess what happened next?
That’s right! The readers would have sold at the Top and bough at the bottom. They could have been sold at the Top twice
Pick out great trades!
As traders we’re always on the Keep an eye out for great trade opportunities the Ones where the The benefits far outweigh the risks the risks. That’s the Whole point of the methodology I use and which I’m going to share with you.
It’s all about asymmetric risk.
This means that you must have the Risiken clearly favor your side. Most of This comes from knowing where the market is likely to go, and where it’s likely to turn. This information will give you a great idea of where the market is going. of how much you will need to risk on a given trade, and how far it’s likely to go in your favor. Then you can Take only the Trades that offer the best bang for the buck!
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Easily identify Support & Resistance Levels!
Many traders struggle with this. the Idea of Support and resistance. This method of Analyzing price action is SO EASIER!
But it’s more than that.
Some levels will likely be rejected points, while others will work as attractors. You’ll see that clearly in what I’ll show you. It will give you a deeper understanding of You are more likely to receive support and resistance than ever before!
This is what traders who have learned this method have cited as one. of Their biggest takeaways.
You see, it’s all about value – an I’m not talking about fundamental analysis here. Every price point where sellers and buyers meet is an intersection of Value can be used for many reasons, but they are all different. The more trades that occur at a given price, the better. the More people are coming together because of it the Basis of value, and by definition, that’s what the Markets are looking for – the Levels with the most value.
That’s why I’ve named the course I’ve put together For you Following the Quest for Value . It’s a never-ending quest, of But you can track it and put yourself in. the trades that are truly outstanding.
Course Curriculum
First Section
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Lecture 1 – An introduction the Concept of Market prices – Value (25:57).
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Lecture 2 – The types of Price distributions and what they tell us (17:36).
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Lecture 3 – Using price distribution charting, a real life example (30:30)
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Lecture 4 – Another real life example is price distribution charting (21:32).
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Lecture 5 – Values areas, points of Controlling and setting price targets (24/30)
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Lecture 6 – The meaning of Prices react to being near value points and areas of Control (17:58)
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Lecture 7: Asymmetric Trade Opportunities: Looking to trade entry points (34.35)
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Lecture 8 – Final thoughts and suggestions for further research (21:31).
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