The Trading Manual will show you how I use powerful Japanese Candlestick Patterns to identify 3 of the 6 Secret Setups that predict breakouts.
Once you've mastered identifying those setups with Trendlines and Consolidations, you'll be ready to see them being used with the Cheat Code Signal.
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Identifying Consolidation Targets
This section will show you how I confidently identify the Breakout Targets of Consolidations to maximize on their profitability. With this knowledge, I no longer fear the reversals from these breakouts that led me to exit trades much too early!
Dynamic of the Higher and Lower Charts
There is a crucial dynamic that exists between the Larger Time Frames and the Smaller Time Frames that has allowed me to better understand the Forex. This knowledge has enabled me to enter trades with small risk on the smaller charts within the reliable framework of the Monthly, Weekly and Daily Charts.
Identifying the End of Trends
This lesson helped me to identify one of the 3 common market traps that lead to losses from trend reversals - when a trend finally ends! After applying this knowledge to my forecasting strategy, I saw an improved ability to predict the start of sharp market reversals.
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Predicting Consolidation Breakouts
There is a certain type of Consolidation that allows me to predict when it will start its breakouts - without the need for a Breakout Signal! This setup allows for entry much earlier in the move, offering smaller Stop Losses and larger Pip Targets!
Bullish Breakout Signal
In this section, I will show how this signal provides accurate predictions of bullish breakouts for trends and consolidation setups. As you'll see, this signal provides me with a greater confidence that my trades will be successful, once the 3 Confirmation Rules are provided.
Bearish Breakout Signal
This section of the Manual will show you a strong signal that gives the green light to start trading bearish . You will see how they are easily traded with downtrends as well as with breakouts at the Support Boundary of Consolidation Setups.