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Listen to Recorded Trader EducationThink of a Webcast as a "talkie" or a "book on tape."  Webcasts are available FREE to members.  Most Webcasts are recorded as two one-hour segments.  To listen use FREE version of RealPlayer because the presentations are recorded using RealProducer. If RealPlayer is not already on your computer, click RealPlayer Our system is programmed to advance automatically to Clip2; however, automation does not always work on all browsers.  We test on IE, Firefox and Safari. To advance to 2nd clip manually, click Page Down Key in RealPlayer or click on Play Menu to select next clip.  Acrobat Reader is required to view visual aids.  It's usually installed on newer computers, but can downloaded from www.Adobe.com.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
Saturday, 
9:00 AM Pacific
Oct 4, 2008
Matt Reynolds A Close-up Examination or 
The COSMIC Speculator
Matt

Presentation Discussion:  Matt Reynolds is one of those rare gifted traders who reads the mind of the market resulting in the creation of a weekly forecast that has produced results. [Prior results is no guarantee of future success.] He shares what he knows about market dynamics so you might benefit and reveals an intuitive insight describing how the market works.  This talent has been developed over time via years of rigorous study and analysis of index futures and now commodities.  Starting with intra day oscillations he's now migrated out into swing and position forecasting which demonstrated results over 90 days of [July August September] testing. 

Matt's promise was 1st offered to us with his World Wide Traders presentation in February 2006 when we initially sensed Matt possessed a special contribution that makes his work unique!  More specifically, he had crafted an enhanced Market Profile Model that has passed the test of time applied in multiple markets.  He's named this ingenious methodology ZoneTrader and will explain the rudiments of its information during Saturday's discussion.

His formula for spotting critical trading zones is a tool traders have discovered gives them a distinctive trading edge.  He's written 3 trading articles published in Futures Magazine over the past couple years.  Matt has a personal passion for trading since he graduated from college with a degree in Finance... starting with the acquisition of his Series 3 commodities broker agent license [he performed as a full service broker for two major trading firms], and then completing his MBA Spring 2007. 

The ZoneTrader Philosophy is a revolutionary form of auction market theory.  It partitions the market into 13 predefined trading zones using incredibly accurate support resistance levels.  Each trading zone is described relative to anticipated movement of market price action.   This provides us with a trading advantage due to its ability to allow the trader to determine where the market is and what the market is trying to do throughout the day, and more recently, using The COSMIC Speculator Forecast, through the entire week.   Tap into the Zone!

We will also describe his use of Linear Regression Curves [instead of moving averages] for determining support and resistance combined with Fibonacci Retracement.  He will cover Fibonacci and a specific pattern that he discovered called Kings Crown.

This presentation is geared toward learning how to use the COSMIC Speculator Forecast which concentrates primarily on Position Trading.   He will touch on some fundamental aspects such as Commitment of Traders Report and Open Interest and finish up by covering current long-term position we hold with the Eurodollar [ED] Spread and demonstrate what most educators omit, which is how to tie all the information together.

Matt Reynolds is President, Derivative Concepts, Inc.  You must see how his Support and Resistance Formula creates trading zones each day in the derivative markets, primarily the Russell 2000, but several other markets like Beans, Bond, Euro, Gold, Oil [just to name a few] markets.  You will learn how to determine the condition of the market on a daily basis.  Interpreting open interest and commitment of traders reports provide a significant edge to starting each trading day.  Application of Matt's photographic memory and the Kelley Formula for money management puts traders in front of others playing the markets.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 12, 2008 Matt Reynolds Identifying the Market Condition DC
Presentation DiscussionHaving refined his established ZoneTrader Mentor Program, this presentation demonstrates how his proprietary Zone Trader Support and Resistance Formula creates the Trading Zones each day in the derivative markets, initially the Russell 2000, but now several other commodities markets like the Euro and Beans.  You will learn how to determine the condition of the market on a daily basis.  Interpreting open interest by observing commitment of traders [COT] reports provides a significant edge to starting each trading week.  Application of Matt's photographic memory and the Kelley Formula for Money Management puts traders in front of others playing the markets.

Matt Reynolds, President,
Derivative Concepts, Inc is one of those rare gifted traders who shares what he's learned about the dynamics of the financial markets!  He projects an intuitive insight into describing how the markets work.  This talent has been developed over five intense years of rigorous study with a special contribution that makes Matt's work unique!  More specifically, he has actually created an enhanced Market Profile Model that is passing the test of time in the markets.  

His formula for spotting critical trading zones is a tool traders immediately discover gives them a distinctive trading edge.  His published articles in Futures Magazine are innovative leading edge tutorials of how to trade more effective.  Matt has possessed a personal passion for trading since he graduated from Northern Kentucky University with a degree in Finance... starting with the acquisition of his Series 3 commodities broker agent license [he served two major trading firms], and then broke away from the everyday rigors to complete his MBA in the Spring of 2007.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 22, 2006 William (Bill) McDowell, Ph.D. The Always-In DayTrading Method Bill
Presentation DiscussionMany pit traders are continuously in long or short positions much of their day, ‘Always-In’.  On the other hand electronic day traders often spend much of their day out of the market waiting and watching for that ‘right and valid’ entry to a ‘high probability’ trade.  Three years ago Bill asked himself the question, can a pit trader style, Always-In, rule based, daytrading methodology be developed that will ensure being ‘in’ when the profitable trades occur, especially the highly profitable ones?  For this he knew he needed entry/exit rules to remain ‘in’ long or short a high percentage of the time—including routine reversals—along with effective rules for managing both the winners and losers.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title
July 8, 2006 Jeremiel Zimmerman Logic-Based Price-Driven Methodology Ammo
Presentation Discussion: Are you using too many indicators and not getting enough results? This presentation demonstrates how a logic-based system for the eMini S&P uses price levels and scenarios to capture major intraday market moves. Mr. Zimmerman shows you how this very different system evolved and how it can work for you. It's a relatively simple concept which can produce excellent results when used correctly.  Jeremiel Zimmerman, the author of Ammo Trading, has been a featured guest on Jerry Johnson’s Commodity Futures Magazine in the TV program. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 27, 2006 Scott Kohl The Technology of Trading. 
Learn to Apply Timing and Discipline
Scott
Presentation DiscussionFinally, a career floor trader who's made it, teaches us!  Scott Kohl discusses application and interpretation of charting combined to incorporate scheduled economic reports with technical's of the market. He shows us trends and psychology of trading and how to apply timing and discipline to trading. Mr. Kohl is a full member of the CME... has been around traders and the business of trading since he was a child.  In 1984 after studying at Indiana University, he became a trader at age 21 where he spent nineteen years in the S&P. But his greatest love is his success in training traders.  While he’s fascinated by new trading systems and innovative software technology, he prefers to focus on individual and mass psychology of the market.  After all, markets just go up and down; it’s people that jump around every which way.  The Market and trading has rewarded him with a wonderfully privileged life.  This life is not for everyone; however, for those chosen few interested and capable people, he strives to share what he can with the ones who really want to learn.  While Scott's name is not well known like Bollinger, Busby, Pring or Rashke, his credential of having been spawned from the floor add tremendously toward his value in trader education. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 8, 2006 Larry Pesavento Pattern Recognition TradingTutor
Presentation Discussion: Larry Pesavento, a 40 year trading veteran, discusses his pattern recognition swing trading methodology. This presentation focuses on actual trades that he'll search for in the coming week in futures, stocks, stock indices and ForeX. In addition, he points to the unusual pattern unfolding in one of the more popular trading vehicles in the world. This situation deserves everyone's attention. It may not work, but it is everything a pattern recognition trader can expect. Larry discusses his own personal trading plan and how he develops the mental preparation of his trading each day using a simple 5 minute “mantra.”

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 31, 2006 Dr. Barry Burns Bottom-Line Trading: How to Make Profits TopDog
Presentation Discussion: This seminar shares with you the no-nonsense approach Barry finally developed after 5 years of searching. Like any good business, it is simple and straight forward.  No fancy programs, software or expensive hi-tech tools are needed. Most importantly, it is a very low risk strategy that allows you to "risk a dime to make a dollar" and even find the "home runs" without striking out. He uses this same robust methodology for his long-term stock investments, option trades and also stock and futures day trades. Many charting examples are provided to demonstrate how to put the trades into play. If you're interested in a very practical "how to make money" presentation, then this is it!  Barry invests and trades for one reason: to make money. He's not interested in theories, speculations, or fancy gimmicks. The financial markets are filled with information overload!  Some of the information is good, some of it is bad, but there's only one thing he cares about: Will it make money?

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 11, 2006 Matt Reynolds Breakout Trading Off 
The Herrick Payoff Index
DC

Presentation Discussion:   Matthew Reynolds President of Derivative Concepts Inc. and writer of article Intraday Breakout Trading Off The Herrick Payoff Index which appears in the October 2005 issue of Futures Magazine, will present multiple daytrading indicators.  Matthew will discuss the use of and importance of the Herrick Payoff Index (which is composed of Volume, Open Interest, and Price), as well as daily range formulas, momentum indicators, and the valuable VRR indicator which is extremely important to breakout traders for determining the condition of the market as well as limiting false signals.  Matthew will discuss the importance and history of Fibonacci number sets and ratios as they appear in nature and derive or compose all of his indicators.  Matthew will also present the Kelley Formula and its correct use for money management and deterring market commitment as to % of funds or total lot size.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 14, 2005 Bernie Mitchell

Fibonacci Impulse Wave Strategies

FearGreed

Presentation Discussion Bernie Mitchell decided he was going to make a living trading the markets in 1980, when he sold a lucrative advertising business he owned on Madison Avenue in NY.  For several years earlier, Bernie was a losing trader.   He didn’t have the guidance of a trading plan that is vital to successful trading.  During these early years, Bernie attended seminars given by the market gurus of the time, Larry Williams, Welles Wilder and others, spending thousands, that were packed more with theory than practical application.  Bernie wanted a precise course of action that would be consistent.  The decoding of the Impulse Wave Pattern became that star, ultimately in a cast of indicators featuring his Moving Averages for trend following, and Squat Bars indicating market reversals, that would provide clear, precise action he needed.  Those developments occurred in 1992, when he migrated from end-of-day trading to active intra-day trading.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 23, 2005 John L. Person, CTA High Powered Trading Techniques National
Presentation DiscussionDiscover Trading Tactics for the Professional Stock, Futures, Options and Forex trader. Learn how to take advantage of short term signals and apply them to longer term trending markets. Learn three amazing steps to turn your trading results around. John shows you what to look for to train your eyes to see what triggers the signals. Learn how to stay with a trend and the amazing forecasting tools that help you forecast a potential major market turn. Making winning trade recommendations is only part of the formula for success. Knowing when to apply the right investment tool and trading strategy is paramount to making money in this new era of investing. John will show you several markets and strategies that you will be able to apply immediately. Do not miss this dynamic presentation.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 9, 2005 Bob Lang Improve Your Trading Skill & Performance BigTrends
Presentation DiscussionThe GrandSlam options recommendation platform allows traders/investors to participate in high risk trading with the potential for large rewards.  We've shown tremendous progress with the product and believe that we're just tapping the well.  In 2004 the GrandSlam trading portfolio was UP nearly 1,300%!

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 14, 2005 Tom Busby Trading the Busby Way DTI
Presentation Discussion: In this 3-hour presentation Tom teaches a simple proprietary strategy for trading the Index Futures including the German DAX that will not only help you overcome the psychological woes of trading but will also help you practice BETTER money management while only looking at the market for a total of one hour per day!

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 23, 2005 Dr. John Clayburg High Probability Trading Strategies   Clayburg
Presentation Discussion Dr. John Clayburg presents High Probability Trading Strategies for the active trader and demonstrates the use of his Directional Day Filter (DDF), which enables you to put the probabilities significantly in your favor, regardless which market you trade. He explains the research supporting his statement that: “You can enter in the direction of the major trend of the day with 75% accuracy.” The Directional Day Filter has been statistically proven to accurately define the major trend of the day shortly after the open. According to one Chicago trader “I don’t know how I ever traded without his indicators.” The emphasis of the presentation explains and demonstrates the use of commonly available oscillator indicators, which you will learn how to use in combination with the Directional Day Filter to establish high probability entry points. You will see how this approach can give you a significant edge and early morning advantage when trading. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 26, 2005 Larry Pesavento Trade What You See: Not What you Believe TradingTutor

Presentation Discussion: This 2 hour presentation focuses on trades in the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, NYSE and ForeX markets using his swing trading pattern recognition system. Mr. Pesavento stresses the importance of risk control and the correct mental attitude to be successful. The importance of opening price is strongly illustrated.  He will describe how to use pattern recognition as a leading indicator for use in any time frame in order to reduce risk. Mr. Pesavento will address the four areas that must be mastered by the successful trader:

 1. Knowledge of your self  3. Understanding the principle of risk control
 2. Knowledge of the market  4. Daily implementation of your trading plan

The structure of market geometry is explained in the context of pattern recognition system he's used for 30 years.  Viewers hear first hand how the seemingly chaotic nature of markets can be used to the non random patterns present in the markets each day.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 12, 2005 Dan Gibby  Trading on Company News  Pristine

Presentation Discussion This seminar teaches how to "think" like a professional when a particular news item scrolls across your screen.  Traders trade people – to trade traders’ perceptions to the news and the public’s feelings of greed and fear -- not the news item itself.  We demonstrate an objective process of how various company news events merely are an additional means to direct our attention to the charts to see if a tradable opportunity exists – whether with the stock in the news, a competitor, or an affected company.  Among other topics, we show you how to analyze and determine opportunity with the following news events:  bankruptcy; developments involving biotechnology companies; buyouts and spin-offs; changes by debt rating agencies & auditor reports, disasters and sabotage; earnings and dividends; illegal activity, fines and governmental investigations; layoffs, strikes and management changes; products, pricing, recalls, and advertising; comments by public news sources and analyst rating changes; affect of huge short interest; stock splits, and more.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 26, 2005 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Chart Comparisons Ninja
Presentation DiscussionWith chart comparisons Ray demonstrates how, not only the chart of the product you're watching gives you information on your trade, but how other product's charts relate and how to use this relation to aid in making trades.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 12, 2005 Barry Burns E.I.E.I.O Methodology: "Early In, Early In, Out." TopDog
Presentation Discussion We examine detailed case studies of typical trend retracement trade setups.  We explore 3 different locations to enter the retracement, when it is most beneficial to use each of the 3 entry techniques, and provide clear rules to help you find the best time and location to enter each trade. This is an extremely practical and street-smart presentation intended to help give you a profound extra edge in your trading.

The secret to real estate investing is location, location, location. The same is true of trading: The location of Where you get into a trade is EVERYTHING! Another principle of real estate success is: "You make money when you BUY, not when you sell." Again, the same principle is true in trading. Have you ever had the market take out your stop and then proceed to move in the direction of your trade for a big win? Do you find yourself getting into trades too early sometimes, but too late other times?   I learned a vital secret from one of my mentors at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He said, "Most amateurs are right. They're just right at the wrong time."

In this presentation you learn:

  • The ultimate "unfair advantage" and how you can have it.
  • How to take out other people's stops for fun and profit!
  • Early entries with spandex-tight stops!
  • How to get in long before "the crowd."
  • "Find the Loser" and trade against him.
  • How to get lower prices when you buy, higher prices when you short!
  • W.D. Gann's "Safest place to enter the market."

Earlier entries means lower risk because your  stops are closer to your entries. Since your risk is lower, your potential reward becomes greater and you dramatically increase your risk/reward ratio. Learn specialized early entries designed for day trading, swing trading and investing. They also work for both stocks and futures.  These professional entry techniques can be used with any electronic trading platform, in any market, and on any time frame. Trading is an art, and as such there is not a "one size fits all" entry technique. Therefore we'll be looking at special "early entry" techniques for various types of trade setups: retracement, breakouts, consolidating markets and trending markets.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 22, 2005 Bernie Mitchell New Material on Fibonacci Clusters. FearGreed
Presentation Discussion After working with Fibonacci numbers for 20 years, Bernie Mitchell has vastly improved the usual techniques for computing retracement levels.  Standard Fibonacci Levels left a lot to be desired. His technique of using multiple swings to pin point Support/Resistance solves the problem by providing a high probability of stopping a market advance (resistance) and halting a market decline (support). This improvement is so significant that a trader, with other tools at his disposal, can make effective use of these natural numbers. Bernie's use of Fibonacci Clusters will determine support and resistance in the direction of the main trend (which is always determined by prices either above or below the long-term moving average) — it is what he calls his "Main 89 Line." Most charting packages will enable you to create a simple 89-period moving average. Bernie encourages you to look at the market this way. This presentation goes into great detail teaching how this process works.  One thing about Bernie... he never lets moss grow under his tree... always trying to improve his techniques to raise the bar for traders to trade even better than the year before.  The two links below provide previews of what Bernie will share with us in his presentation.
Fibonacci Cluster Sample Fibonacci Cluster Sample
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Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 13, 2004 Tom Loge' Loge's $10 Gold Channel S&R
Presentation DiscussionThe session describes the “$10 Gold Channel Strategy” developed by Tom Loge'. He takes us through CBOT's launch of the Electronic Gold contract and to gain an understanding of how his strategy together with the new electronic market are a dynamic “match made in heaven” …well, Chicago anyway.  Tom is one of the founding partners of Support and Resistance dot com. A 20+ year veteran of commodities markets trading, Tom has managed over $300,000,000 in hedging programs, and was a broker for 10 years before devoting full time to trading.  Now he shares his successful trading strategies, controversial risk and money management thinking with us as he does his daily for his subscribers' trade commentary.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 13, 2004 Tom Loge' The Bond Mechanic S&R
Presentation DiscussionThe 30 Year T-Bond has become almost a mechanical trade for Tom. He believes there are only 2 price levels that dominate price action in bonds… the whole number, i.e. 114-00, 113-00, 112-00, etc. and the half, -16, i.e. 114-16, 113-16, 112-16, etc. He believes that every price from 113-00 to 113-31 in some way or another relates to a trader thought process tied to -00 or -16. Here's what Tom has to say:

Try this exercise: Pick any time frame of a daily Bond chart. If you identify and isolate the strongest R&S lines on the chart, 95% of them will be lines either at -00 or -16. Pick a weekly or monthly chart. Nearly every strong S&R line will be drawn at -00. Any fill that occurs in Bonds not at -00 or -16 wishes it would have been. Fills at other than -00 or -16 are the result of a trader or broker being too late, too early on execution or the pain threshold finally was unbearable. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 23, 2004 Dan Gibby Intelligently Jump on Runaway Stocks Pristine
Presentation Discussion Stocks make strong up moves when demand overwhelms supply.  Such patterns are often started with a Bullish Wide Range Bar (+WRB), on Increased Volume (+Vol.).  We call these +WRB "Igniting a new move," and they often do not give us the luxury of a controlled, low risk pull back to enter, such as a Pristine Buy Setup (PBS) with numerous amplifiers.  So how does a prudent trader decide how and when to take a bullish position when the stock most likely appears overbought?  First, if the +WRB is from a base or oversold PBS, then our strategies include buying (a) over the prior bar's high, the most current level of prior supply (or 30-Min. high, for example, if the next smaller time frame is too extended); (b) a 1-2-3 continuation; or (c) a PBS on a smaller time frame, provided it does not retrace more than 50% into the real body of the +WRB breakout bar.  Second, is through the use of pivots.  In TPM#2, we demonstrate four levels of pivots and how to trade each.  Under this scenario, you could buy over a Level 1 or 2 minor pivot high as the stock, if it is to remain strong, will unlikely offer a Level 2 or 3 pivot on that time frame.  Third, many new moves are ignited by bullish Pristine Guerrilla Plays and Failed Patterns.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 23, 2004 Toni Turner Anticipate Reversals in Demand and Supply Toni
Presentation Discussion: Best-selling author, Toni Turner, discusses the distinctive signals broadcast by volume.  As traders, we make a good portion of our profits by anticipating reversals in demand and supply.  Many times those changes can be anticipated by measuring the number of shares or contracts traded in a given time frame, then combining this information with other signals given by price action and indicators.  Volume acts as a variable that is independent of price.  This is beneficial, because it offers information about the market we are trading as evidence apart from price action.  Exploding or imploding volume activity can alert us to trend reversals, confirm entry decisions, indicate the “health” of continuation patterns and act as a potent decision support tool for managing and exiting trades. Toni discusses her favorite volume signals on both daily and intraday time frames. Toni Turner is the best-selling author of A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online and A Beginner’s Guide to Short-Term Trading. An investor and trader with fourteen years of experience, she is a popular speaker at financial conferences across the country.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 9, 2004 Barry Burns How to hit "home runs" without striking out: Risk a Dime to Make a Dollar TopDog
Presentation Discussion 1 of 2: Risk/Reward is everything in trading. Dr. Barry Burns is going to reveal his complete methodology for finding what he calls "Load the Boat Trades." These are the trades which he will load with the largest number of contracts allowed by his trading plan.  These setups are the ones that will give you an astounding risk/reward ratio... often 1 to 10 or even better!  The best thing about these trades is that your risk on them is very, very small. In addition, they have a very good win / loss ratio. This presentation will be very practical, looking at actual charts of recent trades. The complete method will be given and you will be able to trade this setup when you leave!

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 9, 2004 Barry Burns Stock Options: Protect Yourself 
Against Market Disasters
TopDog
Presentation Discussion 2 of 2:  We are living in an environment where a terrorist attack could happen at any time. Especially now, before the elections, we are at a heightened alert.  Chaos theory informs us that so-called "unusual," or even catastrophic events are not out of the ordinary at all. They are in fact part of nature which should be expected. It is therefore mandatory that all traders have protection against such events, since the issue is not "if" but "when" they happen.  Such an event can wipe out years worth of steady work in building a portfolio. And if you're a futures trader, it can even bankrupt you. The traditional strategy of buying puts is not adequate. Dr. Burns will explain why, and then provide an alternative strategy that is much more effective.  The complete strategy will be given in the session so you may go home and implement it on Monday morning. Dr. Barry Burns is a full-time trader and one of the moderators on FuturesTalk chat room. He day trades futures and swing trades stocks and options. He also provides private mentoring for interested students.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
September 25, 2004 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
eMini & Russell 2000 Condition of  Market Ninja
Presentation Discussion:   Ray discusses all the basics trading the Russell 2000 eMini.  He covers things you need to know when you are thinking about trading the Russell 2000 eMini. Discussed also are charts covering the last few days of trading the Russell.  Through this discussion and use of these charts Ray shows us the opportunity one has to trade the Russell.   He also talks about the general market condition and what we need to pay attention to as we move toward the election.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
September 11, 2004 Toni Hansen 5 Technical Signals You Need MainStreet
Presentation DiscussionDo you ever feel like you jumped into or out of the market with absolutely perfect, flawless timing... perfect for it to turn against you that is? Timing market reversals can seem daunting and there are plenty of stories of traders trying to "buy the bottom" and ending up broke or at least pretty depressed with the outcome. As a result, many people will just flat out tell you that it is crazy to even try. The truth, however, is that are a number of ways to figure out just when a reversal is likely to occur and to use that knowledge to not only time market reversals, but to set targets and take gains on open positions as well as time many other patterns.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 24, 2004 Morris Pomey Trading the Hard Right Edge Morris

Presentation Discussion:  Morris Pomey is a no-nonsense trader with years of experience.  He shared an immense amount of wisdom and time in our FuturesTalk Live Trading Room FuturesTalk members planned their own trading day around his mid-day commentary.  This topics is:  varied, invigorating, amusing, exciting, interesting and will help you trade better.  His talk is outstanding and worth every minute you invest in it. 


Morris shows us how to interpret The Hard Right Edge into the Crystal Ball of Uncertainty.

Here are the topics Morris covers:
1) How to think and trade from the Hard Right Edge 
2) Things about Murray Math that can make you money
3) Hook From Extreme... Market Open Trade... for traders with a day job 
4) Zero Line Reject Trade
5) The 11:00 AM (Pacific) Trade 
6) What's a Native Order and Why do I Care

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 26, 2004 Harry Boxer Recognizing Winning Patterns in the Stock Market Boxer
Presentation Discussion:  How can technical charts help predict price patterns?  Technical analyst Harry Boxer discusses the strategy that led his Intermediate Portfolio to returns of 150% in 15 months.  Mr. Boxer also demonstrates the use of TCNet charting software in reading patterns and underlying technical indicators and illustrate how they worked for past picks.  He also provides forward-looking analysis of his own favorite stocks and take audience questions on stocks of their interest. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 12, 2004 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Swing Trading Currency & Russell Futures Ninja
Presentation Discussion: Ray Grant and Aleta Kellam show charts on Euro Futures. They show you the trades they made and why they made them. The patterns that you see provide an understanding of how to use great entries and exits. They show the tools they used to make the decisions to enter and exit each of trade. They talk about Swing Trading the Yen Futures. This product is also to trade using the patterns.  Ray Grant discusses the Russell 2000, which is preferential to the eMini S&P. He provides the fundamentals basics so you can start watching it, which will allow you to work this product into your own trading. Ray and Aleta are excited about the products they trading and help others understand, increasing your enjoyment of trading.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 22, 2004 Rick LaPoint Developing a Short-Term Trading System PartTime
Presentation Discussion:  Create a Semi-Mechanical system or methodology, complete with Rules, Signals, and Exit Strategy, with Examples from Stocks, eMini's and Forex.  Geared toward Day Traders and Swing Traders, but applicable for longer term time frames.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 8, 2002 Glenn Neely NEoWave Trading:  An Objective, Step-by-Step Approach to Investing Without Forecasting NeoWave
Presentation Discussions Glenn presents two separate talks: 
NEoWave Theory:  When it comes to successful investing, forecasting is only half the battle; understanding the rules that govern trading are crucial if you expect to achieve consistent results. In his presentation, Mr. Neely shows us how to trade based on fundamental concepts of accumulation and distribution. These techniques allow you to successfully trade even when you have no idea what a market is going to do next.
NEoWave Theory:  Taking Elliott Wave into the 21st Century.  In its original form, the Elliott Wave principle worked well in the 1980’s, but as its popularity increased in the 1990’s, market wave behavior began to evolve, producing new patterns, relationships and variations never seen before. By year 2000, with the advent of the first, extended bear market in more than 20 years, the psychology of the market changed. As a consequence to all these changes, the simpler approach of the 80’s and early 90’s no longer worked. He shows us innovations in wave theory that allow us to deal with new wave behavior of the 21st century. His NEoWave theory picks up where R.N. Elliott left off, elevating this rather subjective principle to a more objective and concrete science.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 24, 2004 Barry Burns Finish Trading B4 Your Day Job Starts TopDog
Presentation Discussion:  This presentation is designed for both active full time traders AND people with DAY JOBS because some of our most successful trades are taken between 5:00 and 8:00 AM Pacific.  Barry Burns, who has studied under the best mentors in the industry.  Anthony Allen and Richard V Rueb augment Barry's presentation with a few additional value added trading techniques. 

"How to catch the really BIG moves in the market and avoid the false moves
        ...risking dimes to make dollars."
Why we watch 2 to 6 markets; trade the one that presents the best setup at the moment.
How we identify time frame working now; not the one we've been watching for six months.
Why a continuation pattern is better to trade than a reversal pattern.
Why we use trend line and support / resistance line markers to signal potential trades.
Why we use the 50 and 20 period moving averages.
Why traders must concentrate on their charts ahead of the setup.
How we recognize and react to bifurcated markets.
Why we search for symmetry in price movement.
How we search for "Load the Boat" trades.
Why we are flexible in time frame selection and type of market traded.

Anthony covers these 4 topics:
How we use the Christmas tree to catch the big moves.
Why we mark the prior day close, high and low as well as overnight high and low.
Why we review our market bar by bar at end of day.
Why tick charts have an advantage over time charts.

Richard discuses these 4 topics:
How we interpret $VOLD and use volume charts to guide our trades.
Why we listen to FuturesTalk moderators.
Why we use Walter Bressert indicators to guide our trading.
Why we value the synergy of our trading community.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 10, 2004 Mark Likos High-Probability Setups in Index Futures TradeSight
Presentation Discussion 1 of 2:   Mark defines what a High-Probability trade setup is and why new and seasoned traders focus on taking ONLY the 'best-of-the-best' trade signals in the current index futures trading environment.  He teaches a multi-step process to qualifying a signal as a High-Probability trade setup, including;  identifying the 'right-side-of-play', all the secondary qualification filters as market internals, oscillators, major market indices and sector support that all combine to target a High-Probability trade setup in the Index Futures Market. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 10, 2004 Chris Mercer What Trading Scared Does to Your Trading TradeSight
Presentation Discussion 2 of 2:   Chris outlines some of the key issues involved in technical trading, scalping, setting "money stops" versus "technical stops," over-utilizing the Level 2, and much more. The focus of the material is to discuss how your "mental approach" to the market can refine the trading process for you so that less trading means more money.

Chris Mercer started his Tradesight.com advisory in 2001 after more than a decade in the retail side of the investment business. His track record includes running a NASDAQ trading desk, operating a brokerage firm, stock picking, and managing funds. He has become a regular contributor to Stocks, Futures, and Options magazine. His twice daily intelligence reports are sent out via the Tradesight.com website. His daily market commentary can be heard in the Firetraders Internet Radio Chat room. In addition, the Tradesight.com small cap advisory, issued twice a week, has become a top advisory in that arena. Chris lives in Phoenix and does seminars throughout the southwest. Look for his Brute Force Trading with Clean Charts seminar, available soon on the Tradesight.com website. This seminar teaches trading from the ground up the way that Chris has been doing it for a decade.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 27, 2004 Adrian F. Manz Scoring in Stock and Futures Market Manz
Presentation DiscussionJoin the author of the new book Around the Horn: A Trader’s Guide to Consistently Scoring In The Markets, as he discusses his time-tested stock trading methodology in an information packed workshop.  In this interactive session, you will learn how Dr. Adrian Manz has stayed on top of the game through one of the worst market environments in decades.  Attendees will learn how to pinpoint the daily chart patterns and price inflection points that are the catalysts to profiting in today’s markets.  Adrian will also discuss and provide examples of the statistical testing techniques he uses to regularly profit from extreme price action.    

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 28, 2004 Stan Harley Market Kinematics and Cycles Analysis 
Presentation Discussion:  Stan discusses cycles in financial markets, their derivation, analysis, and the length of time required for development of mathematical tools employing price velocity and price range to properly track a cycle in real time.  Kinematics is a branch of dynamics that deals with aspects of motion (such as velocity and acceleration) apart from considerations of mass and force.  Mr. Harley defines market kinematics as the study of price motion in the financial markets without regard to the factors which cause prices to move in any particular way.  In order to fully understand market kinematics, Stan holds to the premise that cycles are the critical factor in forecasting market movement.  The analysis of financial market prices will find up and down harmonic rhythms that recur at regular intervals.  Their proper measurement and use as a forecasting tool requires:   1) an understanding of the numerology involved,  2) employment of statistical analysis to compute central tendency of data under study and its variance,  3) awareness that mathematical tracking tools used to properly track cycles in real time must be based on the length of cycle under study. There are no visuals.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 24, 2004 Ray Grant "The Ninja" Trading The Euro Currency Futures Ninja
Presentation Discussion: Ray covers the basics of how the Euro Future is traded and how very exciting this product is to trade. He discusses how much the Euro Currency has to move to make money and how the contract system on the EURO Currency works. He discusses what the CME requires and how this affects you and your trading. We will look at charts of the Euro Currency and talk about its movement. He shows some of the unbelievable moves.

The Euro Currency gives you one more product to trade that is fast moving and available on most trading systems furnishing you with the eMini products.   Also discussed are some of the trading tools used to help traders get a feel for entries and exits, such as the much loved MACD, CDO and Parabolics.  We cover the chart time frames working best for these indicators. Lastly, we talk about how it works in conjunction with S&P 500 eMini trading.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
December 13, 2003  Tony Oz Trading with an Edge Oz
Presentation Discussion: Stock Trading Wizard, Tony Oz, discusses moneymaking strategies in the toughest market we have seen in years.  Famous for his Stock Trader book in which he made a one month return of 56% in a market which went down 32% while trading the long side only, Tony Oz has enjoyed great success trading his own account in the bear market.  So how is it that Tony is making money in this market?  This will be your chance to ask the master in person.

Tony Oz is a professional short term-trader who is recognized by industry leaders as one of the nation's top traders. Tony has authored four best-selling books based upon his own personal trading and teaching experiences, which enjoyed critical acclaim from serious traders all over the world. With a family legacy of stock traders behind him, Tony burst onto the public scene as the three-time winner of the Classic Hedge Hog Stock Picking Contest, defeating 2,300 other contestants with his four-weeks triple-digit returns. Tony is a popular speaker at trading conferences and conventions worldwide.  He is a founding member of Day Traders USA, and a respected consultant in the development of stock trading related software.  Tony’s free Stock Market Calculator has been used by thousands of traders all over the world and hundreds of traders are currently using Tony’s state-of-the-art real-time stock scans.  Tony Oz pioneered the award-wining double-action distance-learning stock trading educational programs. Visit www.stocktradingschool.com for more.

Special note from WWT:  If you have not purchased Tony Oz's Digital-Video Stock Trading Course yet, we strongly recommend doing so.  We feel that these videos represent the best quality on the market today.  Save $200 when ordering through this link.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 8, 2003  Walter Bressert Trading Cycles in Index Futures Bressert
Presentation Discussion:  Cycles show you the direction of the trading trend, as well as the underlying trend. Combining cycles with oscillators, trend and high probability trading signals gives you a tremendous edge in the market. You can forecast future time periods for cycle tops and bottoms, then trade at those tops and bottoms with mechanical trading signals that are approximately 70% and 80% accurate in identifying cycle tops and bottoms.  Today, Walter shows us how this software performs in the S&P Index and Euro, both intraday and longer-term for those who came before us. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
September 27, 2003 Tom L Busby Trading eMini Using RoadMap Methodology DTI
Presentation Discussion: Tom defines the benefit of trading futures versus stocks, options, and other markets.  He explains in detail how the leverage, volatility, around the clock access, and affordability, provide the ideal trading environment for short-term traders. Also, Tom addresses the relationship between trading S&P 500 futures and ways to trade other financial markets, including stocks and bonds. The heart of his teaching is his RoadMap to the Markets. The RoadMap is an innovative tool that integrates Tom’s RoadMap method, which is comprised of critical time zones, key numbers and significant market directional indicators. Tom’s students praise his ability to demystify the world of futures trading and to explain the language of the financial markets in simple, understandable terms. They appreciate his genuine enthusiasm for the art of trading combined with his prudent regard for capital preservation. While DTI’s method puts emphasis on the S&P 500 futures market, the concepts can be used to trade the GLOBAL MARKET – day or night.  Tom has developed specific trades in the DOW and the DAX that can be traded during the day market AND the night market.  Come hear new techniques and strategies from a 25 year market veteran! Tom Busby has been day trading the S&P 500 Futures since its inception in 1982 as well as actively trading the eMini’s electronically since 1996.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
Saturday, 
September 27,
2003 
Dr. Peter Navarro When the Market Moves, 
Will you be Ready?
Navarro
On September 4th at 7 p.m., Professor Navarro delivered an outstand keynote presentation "Bulls, Bears, and The Bush Economy." Wescom Credit Union sponsored the event and Dr. Navarro has shared it with us.  I have listened to this presentation twice and several other I know have listened too.  It's good! 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
August 9, 2003  Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Trading eMini at Pre-Market and at Open Ninja
Presentation DiscussionThere are many reasons to trade or not trade the E-Minis at the 9:30ET open and before. We are going to talk about what you should be thinking about during this part of the trading day. During this discussion we will look at Pre-Market charts and talk about how the movement Pre-Market affect the 9:30ET open. I will be using charts to help you see how you can decide from some of the candlestick formations if you want to enter a trade at the 9:30ET open or stay out.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 12, 2003  Robin Dayne Understanding Your Psychology 
and How You Relate to Money
Robin 
Presentation Discussion 1:   Engage in a “painless,” interesting, thought provoking and unique psychological exercise that determines if you are ready to make the BIG bucks in your trading. How you relate to money in your life, compounded with your beliefs and values, has a direct impact on your trading success.   Robin Dayne, known nationally as ”The Trader’s Coach,” has just launched a new on-line radio show, You, Your Money and the Market. The "What is Money" exercise being offered has been done with hundreds of traders of all types over the past 9 years with remarkably accurate results. She will uncover quickly, your blocks and unwanted trading patterns. Then she will review how to overcome these obstacles freeing you up to trade at your peak. No other trading coach offers such a concise direct approach to common everyday trading challenges that are easy to understand and easy to manage ...when you know how... This presentation is a must for anyone looking to be trading at their “peak”. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 14, 2003  Dan Gibby Daily Market Preparation Market Bias
 in Morning Reversal Periods
Pristine
Presentation Discussion 1:   There are no “holy grails,” magic software, or short cuts to success in the stock market.  Professional traders never cease being students of the markets. You can look for short cuts by getting your buddy’s “watch list,” or logging into a chat room minutes before market open to “follow” others trades; however, failing to spend the time to do your own market research will prevent you from developing as a self-directed trader and possibly lead to self-sabotage.

Pristine’s daily market preparation begins immediately at the closing bell of the following trading day.  You will witness, “live,” how a Senior Pristine Trader analyzes the technical analysis of the broader market, market internals, and market sentiment to determine an “initial” market bias for trading at the opening bell.  Then you will see how he uses Pristine ESPtm scanning software to develop a long and short watch list, including the tactics to employ to enter (based on market action) and manage selected trades.  Recommended “weekend research” will also be discussed. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 10, 2002 Harry Boxer Identifying Breakout Points and Intra-day Trend Changes  TechTrader
Presentation Discussion What are the hints a stock or index is poised to break out? How do you identify and profit from countertrend retracement?  Award-winning technical analyst Harry Boxer, author of The Technical Trader, tells you how he took a model day-trading portfolio from $250,000 to nearly $1 million so far this year through a combination of good indicators and gut instinct. Learn how Harry gauges price patterns and harnesses the tools of TeleChart2000 to successfully day trade. Meet one of the Internet's most celebrated technical analysts.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
Saturday, 
April 26,
2003 
Richard McCall Eight Key Elements Nexus
Presentation Discussion:
The Daytrader's MASTERY PARADIGM (Part 1)
The first half of Dr. Richard McCall's presentation focuses upon the "Eight Key Elements" of the universal "Mastery Paradigm". Drawing upon countless anecdotal experiences and practical examples from his many years of working with traders around the world, Dr. McCall will describe how each essential "element" applies to both daytrading AND life! Further... and possibly more essential... he will stress the importance of embracing and mastering each sequential step in the "process" of becoming a market-master, to insure longstanding success!
 
The Warrior-Trader's "SABAKI Micro-Trading" Method (Part 2)
In the second half of his presentation, Dr. McCall presents an overview of his outstanding trading method... along with the precise "trading plan" he uses to help his students to acquire "gut level confidence" in the viability and dependability of their method... along with the skill to execute at a 80%-90% accuracy level! Dr. McCall will also briefly outline how the "Mastery Paradigm" (described in Part One of the program) helps his students to "rise through the ranks", to eventually become the consistently profitable "Market-Masters" they sought to become! For more details on this go to www.MasteryNexus.com

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 12, 2003  Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Tools of the Trade Ninja
Presentation DiscussionThis talk covers many of the tools and indicators used to trade the market.  We share these and talk about how they are used.  All traders use one or more of these tools to make decisions about entering and exiting trades. If you are not using trading tools to trade, you are guessing. The Great thing about these tools is that you can use them on any type of trading... short or long term.  This presentation helps build your understanding of many tools you can use to trade better.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 22, 2003 Larry Pesavento Trade Successfully for a Living TradingTutor
Presentation Discussion:  The presentation focuses on four areas that offer the necessary edge traders require to become consistent. First: Application of probability theory to pattern recognition.  Second: Power of trading in the direction of opening price. Third: How Artificial Intelligence [neural networks] are used to benefit traders. Fourth: Importance of a mental edge using simple ritual exercises. Natural cycle phenomenon is related to the stock market to illustrate existence of these patterns throughout the universe as observed by DaVinci, Newton, and Einstein.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 8, 2003  Tom Busby Trading eMinis Using Busby’s RoadMap DTI
Presentation Discussion: Tom discusses the benefits of trading futures indices versus stocks, options, and other markets.  He explains in detail how the leverage, volatility, around the clock access, and affordability, provide the ideal trading environment for short-term traders. Also, Tom addresses the relationship between trading S&P 500 futures and ways to trade other financial markets, including stocks and bonds.  Mr. Busby has been day trading the S&P 500 Futures index since its inception in 1982 as well as actively trading the eMini electronically since 1996.  The heart of his teaching is his RoadMap to the Markets, a proprietary software program that highlights market trends. The RoadMap is an innovative tool integrating Tom’s RoadMap method, which is comprised of critical time zones, key numbers and significant market directional indicators. Tom’s students praise his ability to demystify the world of futures trading and to explain the language of the financial markets in simple and understandable terms. They appreciate his genuine enthusiasm for the art of trading combined with his prudent regard for capital preservation.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 22, 2003  Andy Bushak Objective Elliott eSignal
Presentation Discussion 1:   An easy way to track Elliott Wave Patterns using a simple Oscillator.  Elliott can often be very confusing.  In fact, many times if you asked 10 Ellioticians to define the pattern, they could give you 10 different answers with multiple alternative counts.  Here's a way of being totally objective and definitive.  By using an objective approach with standard indicators, Andy shows you a Rule Based approach to finding Elliott Trend Trades and Elliott Counter Trend Trades with Objective Elliott Wave.  He also provides statistical relationships, projections of waves and reward/risk ratios.  This approach can be applied on multiple timeframes and is valid for stocks, commodities, indices, and forex.  After graduating from the United States Naval Academy, five years in Surface Warfare, a professional football player, and with Hewlett-Packard, he started trading full time with a hand held Quotrek and doing charts by hand.  His method was simple: Elliott and Fibonacci.  Now, with 15 years of full time trading experience, Andy shares his expertise.  
 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 8, 2003  Mark Likos Anatomy of a Trade TradeSight
Presentation Discussion 1 of 2:   Mark presents his "Anatomy of a Trade" that introduces his entire trade picking methodology.  This is only the second time EVER he's revealed his proprietary trade qualification methodology that's kept his prestigious Likos Alert! advisory at the top of the industry for years.  He reveals how he's able to instantly evaluate the current 'right-side-of-market' to play, how he is consistently in the strongest markets for Long Plays and Weakest Markets for Short Plays and share with you techniques that will keep you in the highest probability trades. His 13-year expertise in short to swing trade analysis is unprecedented in the industry, based on his proprietary combination of classical technical indicators Mark is able to target his buy & sell picks profitably to exploit the short-term momentum and volatility of the markets. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 8, 2003  Chris Mercer Five Advanced Options Strategies TradeSight
Presentation Discussion 2 of 2: Chris elaborates on more complex options strategies, their usefulness and logic, and how to implement them. This is an advanced Options Seminar, which takes 15 minutes to re-familiarize you with options and the rest of the allotted to cover new material, including back spreads, strangles, naked puts, and other areas. Head Analyst of www.Tradesight.com, Chris Mercer is a 13-year industry veteran who has experience in stocks, options, and futures, with a strong background in economics and it's role in market direction. His twice-daily reports at his site offer more real-world experience in trading than most books.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 25, 2003  Richard V Rueb Your Trading Business Plan:  
Get Started Right This Year!
Work
Presentation Discussion (2 of 2):  A member approached me following the last meeting requesting a presentation to help traders get organized to work the trading business effectively.  Following his inquiry, I asked departing members for a show of hands as to whether this type information would be helpful.  The show was significant.  As a result we will seek to provide an organized approach to help traders avoid the pitfalls so many of us have endured over the years.  Here are some of the topics to be covered:

1.  Trading Workstation / Computer Setup & Configuration
2.  Basic Training / Education Required - Suggested Best Options
3.  Before Market Daily Trading Preparation
4.  Choosing Your Style of Trading AND Choosing Your Broker
5.  A couple high probability trade setups and how to protect your wealth

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 11, 2003  Bernie Mitchell  Fibonacci Clusters in Range Bound Markets  PBSP
Presentation Discussion 2 of 2With the exception of a few emerging markets, most world markets have been embroiled in secular bear markets since the Spring of 2000.  (Japan is the exception because it has already been in a bear market since 1989).  With no clear trend emerging, it’s quite possible the major indexes could remain in broad trading ranges for years to come.  It’s happened all-too-often before. Think in terms of roughly 18-year periods – from bull market, to flat/down periods, back to bull market.  We may now have entered (since 2000) another trading range period that could have another 15 years yet to run. The over-riding question, every investor/trader needs to ask: How can I build assets without a clear bull trend to hang my hat on?

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 9, 2002  Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
More Futures Trading Tools Ninja
Presentation Discussion 1 of 3 We will be talking about trading the E-Mini S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 Futures. I will discuss what you can do after hours to make yourself a better trader. Our focus will help you see what you are doing right and wrong during the day using your own style of trading.  These after hours techniques will help you improve trading.  
Presentation Discussion 2 of 3:  I will then talk about the use of the indicator: "MACD Oscillator" on the E-Minis. This is not the standard Moving Average Convergence/divergence (MACD).  I will be showing you charts with both the MACD and the MACD Oscillator displayed so you can see the difference. These will be shown on one chart in two different windows as a histogram. 
Presentation Discussion 3 of 3:  We will also introduce Single Stock Futures. The Market will open for trading on 11-8-2002 on Single Stock Futures. I think many of you will want to trade these Single Stock Futures.  This is a very exciting new addition to futures trading and I will go over the basics of this new product. These three topics give you information to increase your odds to more consistent profitability.
 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 26, 2003  Richard V Rueb Futures Trader's Rules & Tools WWTC
Presentation Discussion 1 of 2: In the four short years of my trading career I'm convinced that, "Education is the Distribution of Knowledge."  ... and education combined with systematic thorough practice and training is the trader's edge.  In 30 months over 50 traders have graced the podium of WorldWideTraders as speakers and I'll present the best bits and pieces I've gleaned along the way. A precise organized useable methodology resulting from practice will help you refine your trading skill. Presentation Highlights:  1) Daily Preparation; 2) Only Seven Trade Times; 3) Trade entry and exit Criteria; 3) Using Pivots (two types) to tell you when; 4) Trading the 30 minute bar; 5) Using the 24 trading hour clock; and 6) Trading the other index.  Trading the eMini futures have had several edges over trading stocks over the past year; however, with changing market climate, certain stocks may take on glamour.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 26, 2002  Sammy Chua Types of Market Timing Tools Sammy
Presentation Discussion 2 of 2Do you trade the S&P or the NASDAQ futures?  Do you trade the SPYs or QQQs? There are several market-timing tools you can use to catch market reversals. Learn how to put the odds in favor of the direction of your trades.  Learn when NOT to take a trade and when to go for it.  Sammy's presentation was insightful and complete with value; however, due to conflicts of interest, Sammy was not empowered to a authorize us to record his presentation; but, there is a book available, "Trading Connors VIX Reversals" by Larry Connors and Gregory Che, anchors of the trading industry, for purchase which vividly describes in detail all that Sammy believes is the essence of his talk today.  If you're interested in acquiring the book, please click the link below to send an eMail for details.
Tell me about Trading Connors VIX Reversals (CVR)
View CVR guidelines at:  http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/futures/indicators/actionsigs/mbias.cfm?login=yes

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
August 10, 2002  Dan Gibby

Reading Market Pulse via Market Internals

Pristine
Presentation Discussion:  Pilots use flight instruments to measure the operational stability of the airplane’s systems.  Chartists use various market internals to determine the bullishness or bearishness of traders and investors.  We review raw numbers, trend, support/resistance, and divergences to give us “green light,” “red light,” or “yellow light” signals.  Pristine will review how it uses the TICK, TRIN, VIX and Put-Call Ratio for day and swing trading long and short, and “fading the crowd.”  Market internals also indicate signs of major market turns by detecting excessive glee or gloom & doom.  Dan will review how these internals, in addition to the Futures, Advance Decline Line, and New Highs/New Lows, provided uncanny buy signals for core traders.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 13, 2002   Dave Floyd Scalping Stocks in a Post Bubble Market Aspen
Presentation Discussion:  While the markets have changed dramatically over the last 2 years, (you can no longer by a tech stock in the morning, grab some lunch then come back and expect there to be an extra $10,000 in your account). Serious traders knew that approach was pure folly, most things in life don't change radically, this could not be more true in terms of its relation to intra-day trading, or what some would call scalping. In this presentation I will walk you through the basic approach and mechanics on successful intra-day trading rounding off the presentation with actual trade set-ups. I will go into the relationship of futures to stocks, basic technical set-ups, stock selection etc. There will be ample time for questions since this is a very effective way to get a comprehensive understanding of my approach. Dave Floyd is CEO of FMB Trading Group in San Diego (www.fmbtrading.com) and has been a professional day trader sine 1994, he is also a contributor to Trading Markets.com (www.tradingmarkets.com)

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 22, 2002 Ray Grant "The Ninja"
with
Aleta Kellam
Finding stocks through free sources and how we trade them Ninja

Presentation DiscussionTraders ask us how they can find stocks to trade without having to buy an expensive sorting system.  We will demonstrate how to find stocks to trade for both Intraday day trading and swing trading.  We will provide Websites to use that are free for locating stocks. Then we will take you step by step through the setup of the trade and making the trade. We will view stocks that have:


GAPS                     UNUSUAL VOLUME
% LOSERS                        % GAINERS
52 WEEK LOWS         52 WEEK HIGHS
POST-MARKET ACCELERATED MOVES

Each of these categories create potential trades. We will review recent charts which illustrate these moves and talk about how you can trade more confidently.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 8, 2002 Peter Navarro The Art of the Macroplay Navarro
Presentation DiscussionUnited Airlines announces a bid to buy U.S. Air, an earthquake rocks Taiwan, or rain comes to break a drought in Brazil. Each of these events will move stock prices in both obvious and subtle ways. To understand these ways - and the "macroplays" they trigger -- is to open up exciting new avenues for your trading and investing strategies.  But be careful!  To be truly successful, a macroplay must be a game of chess rather than checkers.  This presentation is based on Mr. Navarro's new book "If It's Raining in Brazil, Buy Starbucks":  The macroplay is a very powerful investing strategy designed to capitalize on a wide variety of fast-moving news events - from airline merger announcements and computer virus outbreaks to earthquakes in Taiwan, war in the Middle East, and, yes, rain in Brazil.  For the past few months you have been reading The Navarro Column.  Now you have the chance to meet the writer.  To review this week's column, click: Peter Navarro


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 27, 2002 David Manoukian Why eMini Futures Over Other Markets? ATC
Presentation Discussion #2Traders everywhere are converting from stock to futures trading, especially the eMini S&P. Unfortunately, most people don't know what to do or where to start and the ones who do get started, jump in too fast and fail before they give themselves the opportunity to make it work. I see so many people come and go, some are doomed to fail before they even start trading. Don't make the same mistakes of far too many traders!  Understand the concept of trading futures and the work that is involved in becoming successful. We cover:  

1. Why trade the eMinis over the other markets;  
2. What to do before you start trading; 
3. Discuss the mistakes that traders make and how to avoid them; 
4. How to read candlestick chart; 
5. Understanding price action; 
6. Pattern recognition; 
7. Identify support /
resistance and 
8. Money Management.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 13, 2002 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Learn when to buy breakouts 
vs. when to short them
Ninja
Presentation Discussion: You will want to listen to this excellent discussion. Ray teaches us how to use simple chart based techniques that allow us to thrive in today's market. Learn to use Relative Strength and Price Divergences to your advantage. Learn when you should buy breakouts, but just as importantly, when to short them.  Many of the former "glory boys" of the industry, individuals who made $10 million + in the momentum markets of 1998 to 2000 have lost all their money. If you are tired of the sub par performance you are getting from your momentum based approach, view this power packed presentation.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 23, 2002 Larry Pesavento How to Trade Profitably for a Living TradingTutor
Presentation Discussion:  The presentation focuses on four areas offering day traders the necessary edge to be consistently profitable. First; the application of probability theory to pattern recognition.  Second; the power of trading in the direction of the opening price. Third; how neural networks (artificial intelligence) are being used by traders. Fourth; the importance of a mental edge using simple rituals  exercises. Natural cycle phenomenon will be related to the stock market to illustrate the existence of these patterns throughout the universe as observed by DaVinci, Newton, and Einstein.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 9, 2002 Daniel J. Zanger Chart Pattern Recognition ChartPattern
Presentation Discussion:  Mr. Zanger discusses how he turned $10,775 into $18 million dollars in just 18 months by thoroughly understanding chart patterns that can foretell the future price movement of stocks. This is an absolute must attend seminar, as to be the best you must learn from the best. Dan has studied and traded off chart patterns for over 20 years and now trades full time and runs one of the most successfully web sites where he teaches this method in his nightly newsletter. Just go to Http://www.Chartpattern.com and sign up for your free three week trail today. On the front page of the web site you will see Dan’s interview in Fortune magazine. Just click the green banner. 

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 23, 2002 Sammy Chua Simple & Effective Keys to Trading Success Sammy
Presentation DiscussionSammy discusses two separate but equally important matters:

1.  Simple & Effective Keys to Trading Success

Presentation Discussion #1:  Sammy measures risk in available trade opportunities every trading day.  His daily pre-market research identifies at least 10 long and 10 short candidates so there will always be plenty of trade setups to choose from once the trading day market tone in known.  When Sammy's radar indicates the next trading day will be bullish, he adds to the long picks and when weakness is indicated, he selects more short plays. Sammy has a simple method of identifying his long watch as he does his short watch.  Basically put, he longs the strong and shorts the weak!  He will show us how these choices are made pre-market.  

Longing the strong an shorting the weak is a key aspect in controlling risk.

2.  Intraday Techniques on Improving Your Risk Reward Ratio

Presentation Discussion #2:  For months now, it has been extremely risky to hold over night swing trades; however, Sammy held ELON for several days starting on January 17th.  How did he know that ELON had enough momentum potential to hold over... especially following an 8 day pull back as it dipped below its 10, 20 and 50 period moving averages.  Sammy will share his rationale for choosing ELON for a swing trade and provide us with some guidance for finding future "ELON" type trades.

 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 9, 2002 Alan Farley Mastering Cross-Market Analysis HardRightEdge
Presentation Discussion Learn original methods to interpret the interplay between major world markets and your individual equity positions. Examine hidden information sources that uncover critical signals on market timing and direction. Gauge the strength or weakness of stock trends through the interplay between debt, currencies, commodities, foreign markets, NYSE TICK patterns, sectors, and index futures. This exciting presentation by the author of the best-selling book, The Master Swing Trader, will enlighten you on the variety of probability relationships between common price patterns and broad external influences. It will discuss many effective ways to broaden your market strategies and enable you to better anticipate the outcomes of your trading patterns.
 
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 26, 2002 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
eMini & NASDAQ Futures Ninja
Presentation Discussion Ray talks about indicators and tools that help you trade eMinis. He covers how to use Trend lines and trend line extensions, Channels and their importance, Support and Resistance when trading the eMinis, importance of Pivots. Chart patterns demonstrate each of these topics.  He explains the importance of grasping scheduled  Economic Reports that move the eMinis. This is a very essential part of trading eMinis. He provides a list of the Economic Reports needed to understand and follow.

  
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
December 8, 2001 Dan Gibby Intra-Day Scalping Tactics Pristine
Presentation Discussion #1Intra-day trading is hotter than ever!  With new tools available to online traders, methods can be utilized by the average trader for more effective results. Dan's advanced session is a real eye opener for the beginning or intermediate trader, while the seasoned pros will find powerful strategies in Pristine's approach to intra-day trading. Based on years of experience and success, Dan reveals key concepts such as...

  Complete and objective analysis applicable to both equities & S&P Futures
  Six Candlestick Concepts with bottoming and topping formations
  Advanced Moving Average Interpretation.  
  Retracement Levels used to keep your view of a trend objective
  Trading Pristine key reversal periods 
  Support and resistance 
  Trends and Pristine 4-Stage analysis 
  Relative strength and weakness 
  Market internals to read the mood of the market 
  Pristine late-day breakouts and pinch plays

Dan has over 10,000 trades to his credit and relies primarily on Japanese candlestick chart patterns to assess classical technical analysis, market internals, and contrarian psychological indicators (extreme public optimism or relentless gloom) in making his trading decisions.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 10, 2001 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Trading eMini Futures Ninja
Presentation Discussion #1:  Many association members asked about trading eMini Futures. This presentation covers:  Who should trade the eMinis? What are the eMinis?  Why you might want to trade eMinis? The distinction between eMini contracts vs. shares of stocks is explained. What is the value of eMini contracts? How do you find the eMinis on your trading system?  What trading systems should be used to execute eMinis trades. How do eMini trading systems work?  What moves the eMinis? What features and benefits do eMini futures offer making them so much fun and to trade? Besides trading eMinis, their as an indicator for stock trading is explained.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 27, 2001 Mark Likos Tracking with the "Key Levels" TradeSight
Presentation Discussion #1: In today's "Hit & Run" trading atmosphere, we're hearing more and more about 'trading levels'. Trading Professionals use "Levels" in conjunction with trade setups to maximize their probability for success. Mark reviews the importance of following the Major Market Index "Levels" and how they can help active traders setup the Trading Road Map for the day…
  • What you'll Learn in this presentation:
  • Key Weekly, Daily & Intraday "Levels" you'll need to setup your trading roadmap.
  • Key Levels frequently over looked by even advanced traders.
  • How to use the Key Levels in trading the Futures and Equity markets.

Mark Likos is a veteran multi-dimensional trader, editor and publisher whose Daily Market Commentary, Futures Pivot Series, Performance and Sector evaluations are followed by hundreds.

  
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 13, 2001 Rick LaPoint Tools & Resources for Part Timers PartTime
Presentation Discussion: Trading part-time means trading when you want to, not because you have to, and having the freedom to live your life free of "Trader's Addiction." Rick provides his favorite methods and resources for trading part-time, for full-time or part-time income. As an added Bonus Rick provides his 12-Step Program for breaking free of "Trader's Addiction" and ENJOYING life as a Part Time Trader.  Don't be glued to a computer all day. Trade when you want to, not because you think you have to!  Rick LaPoint is a lively and popular speaker, market commentator, and creator of the famous FibCalc Fibonacci Calculator. His methods and market observations are topics of discussion in Bulletin Boards and Chat Rooms the world over.

 

Date

Speaker

Topic Title

Web

September 22, 2001

Fernando Gonzalez

Broad Market Analysis 

Academy

Presentation Discussion: In the Market's day-to-day fluctuations, professional traders rely upon a universal language that is little understood by nonprofessionals and novices. In the shorter to intermediate-term time periods, the forces of supply and demand among traders often supersede the fundamental priorities that support any given stock, sector or market. Since stocks have a proven tendency to move together in the same direction on the shorter time horizon, the analysis of movements on the larger scale of the broad market proves to be a highly beneficial asset to a trader's arsenal of knowledge and experience. This knowledge of the broader market's movements & potential gives the trader confidence to defy the crowd psychologies and achieve a better perception of the "big picture." Often, we'll find that certain commonly used chart patterns on individual stocks will be more applicable to certain market environments, where others will have a tendency to fail. This 2-day course will help the trader gain an important edge needed to understand the market's big picture price action and cross reference this information to develop an eye for highest odds direction and turning points.
 

Date

Speaker

Topic Title

Web

September 8, 2001

Dan Gibby

Core Trading Using Pristine MethodTM

Pristine

Presentation Discussion: Professional trader Dan Gibby, West Coast Manager of Pristine.com, one of the nation's leading educational web-sites for active traders, shows you how to reap large market gains via a style of market play called Core Trading. This specialized form of trading is what is largely practiced by big financial institutions today. Core Trading typically involves holding a stock anywhere from several weeks to several months. Topics covered will include how to design a Core Trading Action plan, how to use Sector Strength Analysis to determine entries and exits and how to incorporate time tested market timing. This workshop is designed to increase your trading mastery by giving you the confidence to execute trades over longer time frames in any market environment. In spite of this longer term holding period, practical stops remain paramount in this trading methodology.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
August 11, 2001 Toni Turner Profit from Shorting in Bull & Bear Markets Toni
Presentation Discussion:  In today's volatile markets, the ability to sell short successfully is one of the most profitable skills a trader can pull out of his or her tool box. Because panic can be stronger than greed and euphoria, stocks many times fall faster than they rise. The savvy short seller can grab gains quickly, both in swing trading and day trading scenarios.
  • In this presentation you'll learn:
  • How to spot shorting candidates using tops down tactics
  • Two high-probability patterns for selling short, and their setups
  • Which easy-to-identify candlestick patterns identify low risk entries
  • Indicators that work together to give you a convergence of "trigger" signals
  • How to figure risk/reward ratios
  • Money management strategies

Toni is the best-selling author of A Beginner's Guide to Day Trading Online. She is also the presenter in the video, A Beginner's Guide to Short Selling, produced by Traders Library. Toni has been an investor for twelve years and a trader for five years.

She has appeared on CNBC's Power Lunch, MSNBC, NBC, CNN, CNNfn, and featured in Fortune magazine. On Monday mornings at 11:45 a.m., she is a guest analyst on jagfn.com. Her next book, A Beginner's Guide to Short-Term Trading will be released in December, 2001.


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 28, 2001 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Support and Resistance Trades Ninja
Presentation Discussion: Ray discusses the most important factors you have to consider during trading "support and resistance." Along with this he examines in detail the up and down side potential of these trades. This will help you gain insight for profitable gains. The study of these factors is very important in your evaluation of potential entry and exit of good trades. There are many types of support and resistance. We will examine several as well as assess the G-Gap and the strong support and resistance it creates.

In the last 30 minutes, my trading partner Aleta Kellam to join me and share with you the advantages of team trading. We will discuss how we work together, what part each of us play in the team and how to work off each others strengths in trading.



Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 23, 2001 Adrienne L. Toghraie Conquering Sabotage Traps in Trading OnTarget
Presentation Discussion: Conquering the market is difficult enough, but often conquering yourself is even harder. You will learn:

· The 5 Symptoms of a Trading Saboteur
· The 10 Reasons Traders Sabotage Themselves
· The 10 Sabotage Traps into Which You Can Fall
· The 10 Strategies to Avoid Falling into the Sabotage Traps
· How to Pull Yourself Out of The Trap

You will learn how you can push yourself through self-imposed limitations to reach extraordinary levels of success. You will learn how to conquer things that sabotage your trading and how successful traders overcome limitations they placed on themselves.



Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 26, 2001 Murrey Math Learn how to react to Major Reversals 
Set to Murrrey Math Lines
Murrey Math
Presentation Discussion: Murrey Math helps traders understand how various Financial Markets function. Why did IBM's negative earnings report take the whole market down at exactly the same time in October both in 1999 and 2000? How can you predict what the "big boys" are thinking and planning and about the news... behind the news. He explains how to use TICK & TRIN to predict intraday turning points. The Murrey Math Trading system provides a Simple, Practical and Profitable way to understand the refined Trading Methods of W. D. Gann. These methods are best suited for Day, Swing and Momentum Traders, however this system improves performance on any market or style of investment. In essence this technique covers all the World Markets. The system may be a good tool for day and swing traders although anybody can use it to enhance their entry and exit strategies in equities, options, indexes, leaps, commodities, futures and currencies. The biggest benefit is that it is a leading indicator.


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 14, 2001 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Researching for Stocks to Trade Tomorrow Ninja
Presentation Discussion: A central curiosity of many traders is: “How do you find stocks to trade”? Every trading day I prepare for the next trading day by completing two hours of research. I write up the “Ninja Report” for members. The steps in this research process is covered in this presentation. This information will enable you to find stocks that have a high expectation of moving tomorrow. All traders should work toward being self-sufficient and be able to do all parts of the trading process for themselves. This presentation will help you become self sufficient and covers the reason we look at each of the many types of stocks that we track. We also look at the type of news stories you need to track to see if they may turn into trades the following day.  Ray Grant was one of the first 15 members of WorldWideTraders and has trained many successful traders. He has only missed one meeting since the association started and is always present before and after meetings to discuss trading with members and answer questions for new traders. He is the founder of Oscillation Trading Company founded to educate traders. Be sure you don’t miss this meeting sponsoring one of the best stock trading educators.

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 24, 2001 Tom Busby Integrating S&P Futures with Equity Markets DTI
Presentation Discussion: Tom will address the relationship between trading S&P 500 futures and ways to trade other financial markets, including stocks and bonds. The heart of his teaching is his RoadMap to the Market, an easy-to-use guide to apply his method of trading the market. It is a powerful tool to understand and put to use the interplay he teaches between critical time zones, key numbers and significant market directional indicators. Tom’s students praise his ability to demystify the world of securities trading and to explain the language of the financial markets in simple and understandable terms. They appreciate his genuine enthusiasm for the art of trading combined with his prudent regard for capital preservation.


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 24, 2001 Rick LaPoint Finding Stocks to Day 
& Swing Trade with TC2000
PartTime
Presentation Discussion: Finding the right stock to trade within your chosen time frame can be a daunting task. Is this the right stock at the right time? Is this stock a better swing trade or a day trade? How do I find stocks with momentum without spending hours on the Internet? How do I find stocks that exactly fit my specific criteria? TC2000 is an inexpensive EOD software and data package that can help you find the answers to these questions and more. TC2000 quickly scans over 8000 stocks for average volume, volume surge and spikes, price and earnings momentum, new highs or lows, oversold and overbought, large cap or small cap, dividend growth and yield, and more. But the real power comes from its ability to run scans based on your own formulas. Find stocks that close at the high or low of the day, cross moving averages, gap up or down by a specified percentage, and more. Then quickly run through the charts complete with a full set of adjustable standard and proprietary indicators. Also see a website full of prewritten scans and discussion boards to participate in.

Rick LaPoint is founder of PartTimeTrader.com and creator of the popular FibCalc Fibonacci Calculator. His methods and market observations are topics of discussion in bulletin boards and chat rooms all over the world.

This presentation will not be a commercial for TC2000 but a demonstration of how to use scans to pick stock setups using TC2000 as a training aid. The demonstration will use screen shots plus some actual live scans.

Perhaps there will be time to do ad hoc scans so if you have an idea of what you search for in a trade. We will select the 3 to 5 best entries and ask Rick to run a scan to search for the result. Please avoid making your scans complicated and provide them by Tuesday of the week prior to the presentation so we have ample opportunity to build your scan. Only one scan per submission.



Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 25, 2000 Ray Grant "The Ninja" Identifying Reversal Patterns Ninja
Presentation Discussion: This is going to be a two-part presentation. First we will talk about the importance of the capital you open your trading account with and how to preserve that money. This is very critical to your early success in intraday trading. Then we will talk about Candlesticks Charts. I will show you how to use this trading tool during your intraday trading. I will show you some of the patterns to search for when watching the 1-Minute and 3-minute Candlestick Charts. We will talk about how I use these Candlestick Charts to help find reversals when trading intraday.

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 11, 2000 Sammy Chua Sound Risk Management Sammy
Presentation Discussion: Sammy describes how he measures risk from available trade opportunities in given trading day. "One of the biggest failures I see in this business of trading is risk management. Many traders are so engrossed with the prospect of making money that they fail to control risk. The market wizards and the new market wizard in Jack Swaggert’s book have one thing in common. They know what their risk is in any given trade. Shouldn’t you? As a day trader or short-term trader, there are a lot of elements that add to or decrease your risk. Do you know all of them?" In January a national promotional program will be launched promoting Sammy's documented trading record. As a member of WWT, you can become a part of Sammy's trading regimen before he becomes a celebrity. During November Sammy will interview a limited number of members.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 14, 2000 Bob Radus, CPA Are You a Trader in the Eyes of the IRS? Radus
Presentation #2: As an Orange County general practitioner CPA, Bob has studied the tax theory documentation available on trader accounting and will present his understanding so it will be less stressful for us to prepare our Year 2000 tax return in the best form possible. This October presentation will provide ample time for year end tax planning; however, in preparation for your taxes, whether you elect to file as trader or investor, take care to keep accurate, detail records of all your trading business activities. Having prepared my tax returns for nearly ten years seeing me through 2 IRS audits, Bob knows about traders' tax needs. Bob plans to provide you an Excel Spreadsheet to maintain a record of your trades which the IRS should accept.

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
September 23, 2000 Dan Gibby Analysis of Candlestick Patterns Dan
Presentation: Technical analysis is the study of market action on price charts including the use of volume and other indicators to make predictions as to future price movements. Originated in Japan, candlestick users interpret the shapes and patterns of black and white candles and predict important bullish or bearish patterns that are not visible on bar charts. The Japanese place great importance on the relationship between opening and closing prices, whereas Westerners place more weight on whether or not a stock closed above the preceding trading day's closing price. Our speaker will review basic candlestick terminology and will provide you with the setups and chart examples of 6 to 8 of his more reliable and profitable patterns.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
September 9, 2000 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
What Magic do you 
Need to Know about trading?
Ninja
Presentation: The Ninja covers the Magical things that many profitable traders use to make money. Charts are reviewed and he talks about how to use one of these Magical Tools to find trades. The tools that traders need to know are covered. These tools help you decide when trades should be entered and exited. Lastly Ray covers at the RSI (relative strength index) on charts to show the importance of using this tool.

Presentation #1
Date Speaker Topic Title Web
August 26, 2000 Rick LaPoint Anticipating Price with Fibonacci PartTime
Presentation #1: Trading Stocks with Fibonacci Ratios is one of the most fascinating, yet misunderstood trading methods in use today. Rick LaPoint will present a trading methodology based on his personal experience and interpretation of this famous concept. With numerous examples, Rick will demonstrate the pervasiveness of Fibonacci; the formulas; and how to choose an entry point, a stop loss exit, and a series of profit targets using this classic sequence of numbers. Attendees will also receive a free copy of Rick's personal Fibonacci Calculator software, developed for his own trading. Rick is a Trader who develops software tools and Trading Systems.


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 22, 2000 Alan Farley Mastering The Trader's Tools HardRightEdge
Presentation Discussion: The author of the upcoming McGraw-Hill release "The Master Swing Trader" explores original ways to use today's complex technical analysis tools. Explore Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci Grids, Moving Average Ribbons, Pattern Failure and dozens of fresh ideas to locate and trade profitable short-term price movement with technical analysis. The program provided both day traders and swing traders with many exciting tactics to succeed in today's volatile markets. Finding an edge to beat the competition opens the door to successful trading. This unique presentation will start you on the path to consistent and profitable trading performance."

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 8, 2000 Dave Floyd The Art of Scalping Stocks Aspen
Presentation Discussion: Most people who approach day trading end up with very inconsistent results. The main reason is not having a plan, whether it is discretionary or systematic. The goal of this presentation is to introduce you to some very basic and intermediate concepts as well as technical patterns that will allow you to achieve more consistency as a scalper, essentially providing you with the building blocks for a solid trading methodology. This presentation is ideally suited for anyone who wishes to learn about day trading or simply improve his or her results. There will be plenty of overhead graphics as well as time for questions and answers. Dave has been day trading professionally for 7.5 years.

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 24, 2000 Brandon Fredrickson
and Toni Hansen
IntraDay Trend Trading MainStreet
Presentation #1: Brandon and Toni publish a daily newsletter and host one of the best advisory chat rooms in the business. They focus on high percentage technical setups, which maximize profits and limits risks. Toni's primary focus in this talk are the most rewarding chart patterns. These high-power setups can be applied to ALL time frames successfully, whether you are using a 2-minute chart, a daily chart, or even a weekly chart to predict future market action. This powerful presentation will include a series of steps a professional trader must take when evaluating a stock for potential trade. Next, Brandon covers the essential rules of Money Management - the most important aspect to successful trading.


Date Speaker Topic Title Web
June 10, 2000 Sammy Chua Importance of Self Discipline in Trading Sammy
Presentation #1: Do you think turning $10,000 capital to $300,000 day trading in 5 months is impossible? That was what I thought too at first, until I started working on my discipline. Most traders think that Discipline is not an important thing. What they do not know is how greatly it influences their ability to trade and the end results. Until I worked on this critical area of my life, I was destined to fail. Come learn about what I encompass under discipline and also some of the lessons I found out along the way to making this bundle of cash.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 13, 2000 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
 Shorting the Market Ninja
Presentation:  Ray clearly defines Selling Short and explains how it works. One important element is when you should and should not Sell Short... in what kind of market and what kind of day. The rules for Selling Short are covered.  Is it dangerous to Sell short? Understanding and applying the 'all important' uptick rule. You will learn how to catch an uptick when others can't. He helps us carefully analyze the flow of the trade when Selling Short and closes by explaining how important KEEPING YOUR STOPS are on a Short Sell.


Date Speaker Topic Title Website
July 8, 2000 Dave Floyd The Art of Scalping Stocks Aspen
Presentation Discussion: Most people who approach day trading end up with very inconsistent results. The main reason is not having a plan, whether it is discretionary or systematic. The goal of this presentation is to introduce you to some very basic and intermediate concepts as well as technical patterns that will allow you to achieve more consistency as a scalper, essentially providing you with the building blocks for a solid trading methodology. This presentation is ideally suited for anyone who wishes to learn about day trading or simply improve his or her results. There will be plenty of overhead graphics as well as time for questions and answers. Dave has been day trading professionally for 7.5 years 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 11, 2000 Dan Gibby Options Strategies Title
Presentation Discussion: Dan discusses option strategies for all trading styles, whether for speculation, hedging, or premium generation. Topics include: fundamentals and language of options, option pricing theory, option trading strategies (including spreads, selling naked options, straddles, strangles, combinations, and fences), settlement and margin requirements, and special hedging strategies to minimize trading risk.

 



 

 

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