[PREMIUM] TradeSmart – How to Read the Market Professionally – Tradesmart4x – Simon Klein

 

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[PREMIUM] TradeSmart – How to Read the Market Professionally – Tradesmart4x – Simon Klein

 

This Comprehensive Training Covers…

• Pivot Analysis (How to identify the trend and when it changes)
• Supply & Demand Analysis (Where are the big buy and sell orders?)
• Price Direction Analysis (Is price going up or down?)
• Multiple Timeframe Analysis (2 dimensional & 3 dimensional analysis)
• Trading Strategies (Learn how to develop your own strategy that fits your personality and lifestyle.)
• The Trading Framework
• The Trading Process
• Follow Up And Review
• Money Management (Position Sizing)
• Trade Management (The 3 main types)
• Performance Statistics
• Trading Psychology

 

Benefit #1 – Understanding

Once you have this knowledge, you will have a clear understanding of how to trade the NQ at the US Open.

Benefit #2 – Strategy

This knowledge will enable you to develop your own strategies for trading the open.

Benefit #3 – Business Edge

Learn how to run your trading as a business and a proven process to develop as a trader.

 

Training Schedule

 

About Simon Klein

 

Simon is the CEO and founder of TradeSmart (tradesmart4x.com) which has quickly established itself as a leader in trading education, training and coaching services. Tradesmart is also a provider of market analysis services to professional traders and brokers.

 

Simon is a professional trader and trading coach with over 15 years of experience. Simon has a passion for trading and loves to train and coach others – whether a complete beginner or an experienced trader. Simon has taught and coached traders who work at the top Wall Street firms and other professionals from all over the world including doctors, accountants, judges, lawyers, pilots, managers and business owners.

 

Simon graduated from University College London in 1996 with a 1st Class B.Sc. (Hons.) In Computer Science and began to work as an Analyst (and programmer) for Credit Suisse in both London and New York. In 2005, Simon began his professional trading career as an Equity Trader for Generic Trading of Philadelphia after passing the Series 7 exam of The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.