“Saturday Seminars” - Channel Analysis—The Key to Improved Timing of Trades

May 22, 2008 · Filed Under General, Saturday Seminars, Trading Videos · Comment 

Currencies, fixed income, equities and futures are all characterized by price movement that is simultaneously both random and cyclical. The random movement is, of course, unpredictable. Cyclical movement is somewhat predictable, although not completely because the various cycles undergo gradual changes in amplitude and frequency. Channel analysis provides a simple way of focusing on the predictable. This knowledge will enable the trader to enter and leave the market at the optimum time for maximum profits. Using examples from the currency and stock markets, Brian shows you how the channel analysis method can be applied to both short-term and medium-term trading. You will learn fundamental relationships between short-term and medium-term trends, and how to decide when either type of trend is likely to change direction. You are given guidelines and rules for estimating the future target area in which the trends will again reverse direction. This will enable you to choose the trades with the highest gain potential and lower risk at the time trade is contemplated.

Listen to Brian explain his 6 rules of successful trading…

  • Hold a maximum of 8 stocks in your portfolio
  • Invest approximately equal amounts in each
  • Diversify between sectors
  • There should be a logical reason for every action
  • Should avoid the “manana” attitude
  • Analyze and learn from every mistake

Brian J. Millard earned a Ph.D. in chemistry and was a senior lecturer at London University for fifteen years before beginning to use his scientific training to analyze the stock market. He left the university setting in 1981 to establish his own investment publishing business, writing books and authoring investment software. He is the author of five books: Stocks and Shares Simplified, Traded Options Simplified, Profitable Charting Techniques, Winning on the Stock Market, and Channel Analysis. The latest editions of the latter two books have been widely acclaimed for breaking new ground in the development of prediction tools for the market. John Wiley and Sons has taken over the publishing and distribution of his books, leaving Brian free to concentrate on investment research and software development. Brian is one of the few independent investment researchers in the United Kingdom. His work has advanced the concept of channel analysis, first developed by J.M. Hurst, into the realms of probability and chaos theory. Probability and chaos theory have recently appeared in software as the program Sigma-pTM. This software predicts turning points in long term trends up to six months into the future. Interest in Brian’s work has increased dramatically over the past several years. Traders throughout the United Kingdom and Europe are discovering his low risk, high profit methods through the use of popular channel formulating and drawing software now available. Professional traders throughout the European Common Market have requested that he share his insights and expertise via seminars and personal appearances. — To access more audios and videos please click INO TV

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We alerted you on Monday’s blog … did you buy gold?

May 22, 2008 · Filed Under Technical Indicators, The Key to Trading Success, Trader Lessons, Trading Tips · 6 Comments 

Gold is once again front and center as yesterday’s inflation worries from the Federal Reserve pushed gold up dramatically.

Readers of this blog will know that we issued a buy signal on gold at $905 basis the spot market on 5/19/08. Since that time, gold has moved up dramatically to its best levels in several weeks. We expect that this trend will continue as our “Trade Triangle” is still pointing in the positive direction.

Can we see a pullback in gold? Yes it is possible, but the trend is clearly set to go higher.

After a losing trade, SEE THIS POST, it is sometimes very difficult for a trader to pull the trigger on a new signal. This is precisely the time to trade after a bad signal. The odds are in your favor. Our last losing trade in gold is being more than made up for with our last “Trade Triangle” buy signal on gold. To make money in the market you must be consistent and disciplined; two of the golden rules of trading. Every success in life and in trading, Adam Hewison Co-founder of MarketClub.com Be Our Guest We welcome syndication of our content in your blog or on your trading website. Please feel free to use our content with attribution - more details here to syndicate our content

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