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Buying and selling by way of the e-book includes 376 pages of specific info on futures buying and selling. integrated are discussions of the way and while to actually use Fibonacci suggestions, the right way to realize congestion, tips on how to set and path stops, the way to get in keeping with a marketplace, tips to pick out trades, and the way to behavior your buying and selling on a businesslike foundation. buying and selling through the e-book is loaded with charts. In it you can find a whole year's buying and selling of a protfolio of 7 commodities. Illustrations and examples of each unmarried thought are proven, in a simple to learn, effortless to appreciate structure.

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Most of the time I will be right if I follow these rules! I can never be wrong about which way the breakout has occurred. Whether prices break out to the upside or the downside, I will be right. My order w ill already be in place, and the market will have come to me, to where I was waiting for it. The only thing that can go wrong is for a false breakout to occur. If that happens, and it does, I will have to grin and bear it as I take my loss. If prices reenter the envelope, I have a choice. I can exit immediately, or I can grit my teeth and hope they will break out again.

If prices reenter the envelope, I have a choice. I can exit immediately, or I can grit my teeth and hope they will break out again. While I am sullering, il I can't stand the pain, I can move my protective stop even closer. Usually, as soon as the trade has been entered, I move my stop to just below the orig inal range high for a long position, or just abov e the orig inal range low for a short positi on. 57 Trading By The Book .. Part I 3fl94B .............. l291 .. :: ~fCf . r~~~ l _ _ __- ---- ;:.

I must exercise SELF-DISCIPLINE and SELF-CONTROL. Experience has shown me that my trading methods work. I must TAKE ACTION . I CANNOT PROCRASTINATE, If situation 2 does occur, I now have a new upper or lower limit for the range and will call in a new set of orders to my broker. I' ll take my loss in stride and if it seems logical, continue to trade within the range, as outlined in Part V of this manual. Situation 3 ~ Gold has broken out of the range, and my order was filled. What if it t urns around and it moves across the range taking out my protective stop and then keeps 90in £ on out of the range on the opposite side of the original breakout?

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