Jeffrey Kennedy leads us through his method of Elliott Waves and what it takes to be a good trader.
Just because you're a good trader does not make you a good teacher, but Jeff Kennedy is going to be both. Indeed, teacher and consistently profitable trader for more than a decade, he leads us through the waves of Elliot for newer traders.
He is co-author of "Visual Guide to Elliott Wave Trading". It also provides some practical advice if you never use Elliott Waves. It has some great tips and thoughts about marketing that will benefit you.
Trading can teach you about who you are
Risk management can help you avoid to learn the hard lessons of trading rooms
Many losses come from the inability to control
The trend, patterns, pulses and Japanese candles work together to help you find when and where the market will go.
FOREX and stocks are great places for new traders to start.
Psychology is just as important as risk management. "My own personal psychology is responsible for my success or failure as a trader - and I think that applies to everyone else."
Risk management is something we must do every day
Find one thing that works and stick to it
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