April 2008
Beginner to intermediate
358 pages
11h 48m
English
I am the first to admit that sometimes — in some cases up to 50 percent of the time — signals can be wrong. If all signals were reliable, then you could just see A and do B time after time, and you (and all your trading peers) would rake in the profits.
But the reality is that charts do give false signals, and it’s up to you to use proper money management to limit the losses that can occur when good signals go bad. Always use wise stops when you put on a trade, and remember that when a signal fails, you must get out and move on.
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