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Retail investors are last in line for market leading research, no matter, the retail investor can profit from these secret sauce patterns..
Well not so secret now, the main point is you do not have to climb Mount Everest to be called a mountain climber, there are many other hills to climb to make your mark. Just like stocks.
You do not have to battle with the high frequency traders to win in the markets, there are long and slow methods to do just as well.
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Pattern 1
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Pattern 2
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The video shows off some stocks of future trades.
Changes in the world is the source of all market moves, to catch and ride the change we believe a combination
of Gann Angles, Cycles, Wyckoff and Ney logic is the best way to ride the change, after all these methods have been used successfully for 70+ years. This post is a delayed and small sample of what is avaliable to members. Sign up to enjoy the full service.
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Investing Quote…
.."Nothing new ever occurs in the business of speculating or investing in securities and commodities."..
Jesse Livernore Trading Rule
..“Investing should be like watching paint dry or watching grass grow. If you want excitement…go to Las Vegas.”…
Paul Samuelson
..“Successful speculation requires staying on top of changes in industries and companies that either create new industries or improve on existing industries. The majority of your profits will come from these two … The shrewdest traders throughout history all adapted the skill of reactionary change, as the market constantly presents new and different opportunities.”..
Bernard Baruch
.."If you have trouble imagining a 20% loss in the stock market, you shouldn't be in stocks"..
John (Jack) Bogle
..“It is much harder to sell stocks correctly than to buy them correctly.” Because of the emotional aspect of trading, if a “stock went up, the average investor would hold because he wants more gains – he’s exhibiting greed. If the stock declines, he also holds on and hopes the stock will come back so he can at least sell and break even – he’s hoping against hope”..
Bernard Baruch
