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THE GOOD:
Looking at the system only, eathrr than the psychological aspects of trading, I can't say I am impressed. The instructions on how to build a swing chart do not match the diagrams and are therefore confusing. The expanation on what to do if it is NOT a 50% retr
THE BAD:
Looking at the system only, eathrr than the psychological aspects of trading, I can't say I am impressed. The instructions on how to build a swing chart do not match the diagrams and are therefore confusing. The expanation on what to do if it is NOT a 50% retr
THE BOTTOM LINE:
Looking at the system only, eathrr than the psychological aspects of trading, I can't say I am impressed. The instructions on how to build a swing chart do not match the diagrams and are therefore confusing. The expanation on what to do if it is NOT a 50% retracement are very unclear to say the least. The book could have done with a thorough edit before publication. Much of the material is available on the authors website but the explanations are no clearer. The author talks about how he is not a fan of technical indicators (one of the reasons I bought this book) and then goes on to talk about wave theory as a type of technical indicator! Patterns (for me) are way too subjective to use in trading and this is really all about pattern recognition. Where are the examples of trading that failed (way more instructive than pattern success)? Where are the difficult' patterns to call and the mistakes made? The author recommends using high leverage with beer accounts' like $500 which is a sure fire way to blow the account. He recommends that you use 10:1 leverage with this size of account and 5:1 leverage with $10000 account. These levels willl blow the account sooner or later particularly with his stop loss strategy' of tight stops based around risk ratio. The trader psychology part is fine but can be found in many other trader books but I give it two stars because of this.
REVIEW:
Looking at the system only, eathrr than the psychological aspects of trading, I can't say I am impressed. The instructions on how to build a swing chart do not match the diagrams and are therefore confusing. The expanation on what to do if it is NOT a 50% retracement are very unclear to say the least. The book could have done with a thorough edit before publication. Much of the material is available on the authors website but the explanations are no clearer. The author talks about how he is not a fan of technical indicators (one of the reasons I bought this book) and then goes on to talk about wave theory as a type of technical indicator! Patterns (for me) are way too subjective to use in trading and this is really all about pattern recognition. Where are the examples of trading that failed (way more instructive than pattern success)? Where are the difficult' patterns to call and the mistakes made? The author recommends using high leverage with beer accounts' like $500 which is a sure fire way to blow the account. He recommends that you use 10:1 leverage with this size of account and 5:1 leverage with $10000 account. These levels willl blow the account sooner or later particularly with his stop loss strategy' of tight stops based around risk ratio. The trader psychology part is fine but can be found in many other trader books but I give it two stars because of this.
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