Classified Material

I try my best to lock up the classified material in my office...

But the outlines for TradingMarkets 2001, have been crossing my desk lately. And I have to imagine...that someone among the nighttime janitorial crew is building an advanced level of knowledge about trading. The temptation certainly exists. The new material includes:

Kevin Haggerty's "Free Flowing Attack Strategy For The Advanced Daytrader" in which he describes how his key patterns occur in sequences. Knowing these sequences insures that you will never be surprised. 

The detailed plans from Don Miller on "How To Become A Successful Full-Time Trader," "New Breakthrough Research On Volatility" from Greg Che (Larry Connors' research partner), "the few patterns that matter" from daytrader David Floyd, "Dave Landry's Five Favorite Setups"...and much more.

How do you know when a star might fall right out of the sky? Goran Yordanoff takes aim at one of the stock market's rising stars in 2001 and discusses how and why he got positionally short -- just when others said the market was going even higher. Get the details in TMWorld's Trade of the Week.

In a topic he will discuss in more detail at TradingMarkets 2001, Goran highlights that the formation of tops -- or bottoms -- are "processes" and not single events. Learn some of the keys he was looking for in order to determine that THQI had burned out. Next, find out exactly why he bailed out of his short position near the bottom of this week's swing low.

David Floyd, professional daytrader and manager-partner of a proprietary trading firm, figured out the game a few years ago. If you truly want to become a hyperactive trader, he will teach you how to overcome some of these challenges in his new lesson "My Techniques For Trading With The Intraday Trend." If you're an "old school" kinda' guy like me, Dave's style of trading will seem rather exotic. He describes it like this:

The thought of this will repel some people, but attract others at the same time. because of the unique risk/reward characteristics. I had the opportunity to spend a few hours talking to David about his approach about a month ago. I have to admit...there is a simplicity to it that is enticing. 

I say this because such a high percentage of TradingMarkets Members trade off pullbacks. Whether you're a daytrader or swing-trader, you probably look at consolidations or pullbacks in the midst of the large trends.