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    Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks
    Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks
    Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks
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    Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks

    By Joe Okane

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    The details in this book will give you all of the information to get started making money right away and is an excellent book for brand new beginners in trading and investing. If you are looking to learn more about investing and trading from scratch, this book is your start. If you don't have much investment experience or are struggling, this is probably the book you should start with. This book is clearly geared towards readers who are responsible adults who are looking at self-directed investing seriously for the first time on their own who have no knowledge or information on where to start.

    If you’re brand new to investing and trading you can learn to go from financial mediocrity to financial prosperity in the time it takes you to read this entire book. This book details what it takes to become a consistently profitable investor and trader in today’s financial markets working against the best investors and traders in the world. There are zero short cuts in the beginner learning curve for this business. There is a progression which all self-directed investors and traders who are successful have gone through to become consistently profitable in the live financial markets.

    This book has some powerful information in it to guide the beginner investor and trader to the easiest way to reduce the long learning curve there can be in the business of making money with money. I wrote this book for all the new and upcoming aspiring day traders, swing traders and investors who are coming into the business and have zero or very limited knowledge so they won’t have to waste valuable learning time and money.

    No other business in the world other than trading allows you to work at your own pace and make an unlimited amount of money. A brand new trader with no experience can read this book and depending on how fast they can grasp the concepts and learn them can be making an income for themselves in as little as 30 days to 6 months. This book can help you to understand what you need to know in order to consistently make money with the smart money.

    This book gives you the only beginner information you will ever need to make real money in the live markets for the rest of your life if you follow what it says in here. You will have a lifelong skill that will enable you to make money anywhere, anytime you like, anyplace in the world there is WIFI. Isn’t that the kind of business you would love to be in?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe Okane
    Release dateFeb 12, 2017
    ISBN9781386605836
    Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks

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      Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks - Joe Okane

      Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks

      By Joe Okane

      Copyright 2017

      How to use this book

      This book is written to provide straightforward, easy to understand and easy to apply advice, tips and techniques that can be the backbone of any traders success in the financial markets.

      Use this book as an overview or a guide if you will, to what to study and learn first to become consistently profitable from investing and trading. I give you concise information as to what to learn first and what to look for as far as further information is concerned. I tell you only the most critical things to learn first because those are absolutely the most important and the ones that will make you money right away if you do them.

      Instead of trying to read this book fast I recommend that you go slow and look up and search for the main things the book talks about that will help you to become successful right away. Skip over anything that is important and it could for sure cause you to lose some money, no one wants that now, right?

      If you need to study each thing one at a time so you can fully grasp it so be it, you do not need to be in any hurry, the market is always going to be there waiting to give you a chance to make money, you can start trading today on as little as $500 capital to start with.

      I also did not put all the history of Forex and all the stats in this book. You can look all of that up online at your leisure if you want to know that information, while it is good to know, it will not make you real money in the live Forex market every day.

      You’re asking yourself what will make you money every day in the live markets. Let’s get to it shall we.

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      Table of Contents

      How to use this book

      A review of money management for self-directed traders never hurts

      Your trading psychology should be the same in any asset class you work in

      Using a rule based strategy is the smartest strategy of them all

      Always follow the path of least resistance

      Develop a smart plan then implement it and stick to it

      Higher time frames equal higher probability

      Put the probabilities in your favor – using probability boosters

      Ways beginners can increase their winning percentage

      Front the smart money if you dare

      Bonus section

      Extra links

      Glossary

      Disclaimer

      A review of money management for self-directed traders never hurts

      Do you like money? Do you like your money?

      This section is worth its weight in gold and the information is priceless for a brand new self-directed supply and demand trader and while lengthy it is a necessary review and worth every cent you paid for this book. If you have zero experience or have already started your trading business but have begun to falter by not following your rule based plan it’s OK. The information I am going to give to you in this section is the most important information you will ever receive in your trading career about money so I encourage you to really take the time to absorb it and follow it if you would like to be a consistently profitable market participant.

      Strict money management and risk control is essential to achieve long-term success in the financial markets. The high level of leverage and margin available to traders makes it important to manage risk exposure and to avoid overleveraged positions. As I said earlier, if you are going to use leverage or margin you had better learn everything about it and what can happen to you if you get jammed up on a trade going bad on you. Always trade with a stop loss!

      If I had only 1 tip I could give brand new self-directed Forex investors and traders coming into the business who have zero knowledge and have not done any research, training or education yet, I would tell them to study money management and risk management first before they even begin to look at any other information about the investing and trading business. If you only take away one thing from reading this entire book I would tell you it should be that to study money management and risk management first will be the most important you have ever done for yourself as a self-directed supply and demand trader.

      New people do not spend nearly enough time learning about risk management and money management and it gets them into trouble right from the start. You need to have a risk management plan to be able to be consistently profitable in investing and trading in the live markets. If you don’t, you mine as well write a check to your broker for the entire balance of your capital account because you will undoubtedly lose every bit of it without a plan.

      Being wrong in trading isn’t wrong however staying wrong in trading will be death to your account! Your job in your investing and trading business is to be a money manager not a money maker. You get paid to take risks yes, however you have to be an expert at controlling them, the money is just a byproduct of that function. The truth of it is simple, money management wins over time, and there is no other way to put it. The very first thing that a brand new trader should learn and understand completely is risk and money management.

      All of the people I know in this business who are money makers actually do not even worry about making money their sole focus are preserving the capital they already have. They manage their risk on every position at all costs and know that they can have a loser every now and then and are ok with it.

      When people ask me for help getting started in the trading business one of the first things I ask them is if they have studied money management and risk management. To many times I have had people come to me for mentoring help and I ask them how much time they spent on learning money management. Most of the time, the answer I get is what do you mean; it never surprises me and is the response I anticipate.

      If a brand new trader takes the time to learn money management in the beginning there won’t be any having to go backward in the learning curve, which can get verrrrry expensive. Unfortunately no one tells new supply and demand traders they need to study money management first and they are left to fill in the blanks themselves. Well now, if you have purchased this book and you are brand new to supply and demand trading, you know that you need to study money management first if you don’t want to lose money in the live market.

      The number one thing I have people learn who come to me for help when they are first starting out is risk and money management, they don’t get to

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