Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 15-08-2009
Layout: OK also. Get less good, but still ok for the computer and read through in print.
Body Language: It’s easy to understand. Quite friendly
Materials:
- Consists of 10 books and 1 Fibonacci Calculator
- One of the bonus ebook only discusses the Candlestick. Yah lumayan, although not complete. graph at least candlesticknya clear.
- One bonus ebooknya discusses trendline and chart pattern. I copied from the main ebooknya.
- Main ebook discuss technical analysis: pattern chart, Candlestick, and some indicators.
- A fundamental analysis of a few, but not too useful for trading. Eg he is the love of a GDP that is one of fundamental mouthful. Anything but the only definition alone, does not effect what I love to forex, I have a number segitu what this means, buy or sell, he ga tau tuh love. Does not become quite useful.
- Trading psychology covered only 3 / 4 page. Yah lumayan than have ga. 
- Do not discuss money management.
- It’s a trading system, to focus on Fibonacci. But I do, it’s not a trading system. Yah I read fibonacci aja.
Bottom line: Personally, I am quite disappointed bacanya: (This package is only likely to “just another forex ebook,” ga do something special. Blom you may make about the Fibonacci ngerti be read. Or do not read a technical analysis you can read a bit brief this book. Body language quite friendly. But a senior perch, this package is less useful.
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Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 31-07-2008
Woodies CCI Trend (trend): A trend is established any time the CCI (black line) is either over or below the zero-line (ZL) for six or more time bars. If the CCI trades on the other side of the ZL this does not negate the trend. If above, trend is up, if below, trend is down. The word trend is used in bold print throughout this text when referring to Woodie’s definition.
Amplification;
Defines the trend using the CCI indicator only
Does not use price bars to define trend
Does not use any moving average to define trend
Does not use a larger time frame to define trend
Uses the same chart to define trend as to spot a CCI pattern for the market
Each market will have its own trend.
It is not to be considered when taking a trade on another market. You do not need any other charts, markets or indicators to see and define the trend. When learning Woodie’s CCI system, Woodie recommends that you trade with the trend. You do not trade counter-trend trades until you have learned the trade trend patterns first.
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Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 15-07-2008
There are three spokes that make up, what I call the ?Wheel of Success? as it relates to trading. The first spoke is content. Content consists of all the external and internal market information that traders utilize to make their trading decisions. All traders must purchase value-added content that provides utility in making their trading decisions.
The most important type of content is internal market information (IMI). IMI simply is time and price information as disseminated by the exchanges. After all, we all make our trading decisions in the present tense based on time and price. In order to ?scalp? the markets effectively, we must have the most live and up-to-date time and price information seamlessly delivered to our PCs through a reliable execution platform and/or charting package. Without instantaneous time and price information, we would be trading in the dark.
The second spoke is mechanics. Mechanics is how you access the markets and the methodology that you employ to enter/exit your trades. You must master mechanics before you can enjoy any success as a trader. A simple keystroke error can result in a loss of thousands of dollars. A trader can ruin his entire day with an inadvertent trade entry error.
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Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 06-07-2008
Many traders aspire to be successful traders, but few succeed. An amateur trader looks at the Trading platform, makes a trade and loses, makes another trade and loses more. Traders lose because the game is hard and they trade with emotions, lacking a purpose and discipline. If any of these relates to you, I write the book for you, for I too was in this position once!
Many traders keep making impulsive trades; they do not have any trading plans or a system, and no money management rules. To put it simply, an amateur trader will cut short his profits, and let the losses run. Professional Traders accept the importance of psychology, yet the novice traders ignore it. You have to practice sound money management and you should watch your capital. In my opinion the markets only exist because losers bring money into the market, which is necessary for the Industry.
This book is unique in that it takes you the trader, to devise your own trading philosophy, build your own methodology,-; a trading system which is your own, and not fed to you by the currently “hot” guru-., It guides you to develop your own trading plan.
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