Profit Strategies – Trading Campus

Profit Strategies – Trading Campus

01 – Jay Kaeppel – Platinum Class – Tools [201].avi Also

02 – Jay Kaeppel – Trading with Optionetics Platinum Express – Tools [101].avi

03 – Devon Pearsall – Advanced Options Risk Graphs – Options [301].avi Also

04 – Colin Carr – Candlesticks – Technical [101].avi

05 – Devon Pearsall – Credit Spread Money Management – Options [301].avi Also

06 – Devon Pearsall – Advanced Credit Spread – Options [301].avi

07 – Chester Smith – Straddles – Strangles – Options [201].avi Also

08 – Chester Smith – ValueGain – Tools [201].avi

09 – Jay C. Harris – Elliot Wave Basics – Technical [201].avi Also

10 – Colin Carr – Business Plan and Asset Protection – Money Management [201].avi

11 – Chester Smith – Volume Spikes – Technical [201].avi Also

12 – Dogs and Puppies of the DOW – Systems [101].avi

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13 – Colin Carr – Fundamentals – Income, Growth, Value, Strategy – Fundamental [201].avi Also

14 – Chester Smith – Fundamental Basics – Fundamental [201].avi

15 – Chester Smith – Credit Spread Basics – Options [301].avi Also

16 – Colin Carr – Trading Psychology & Money Management [101].avi

17 – Chester Smith – Risk Graphs ONLY – Options [201].avi Also

18 – Colin Carr – Take the 90 Day Challenge – Systems [101].avi

19 – Meng Ng – ProfitSource – Tools [201] – 20080128.avi

20 – Chester Smith – Maximum Share and Maximum Contract Formulas – Money Management [201].avi

21 – Jay C. Harris – Charting 101 – Technical Analysis [101].avi

22 – Devon Pearsall – Hedging 201 – Options [201].avi

23 – Chester Smith – Backtesting Systems – Trading Tools [201].avi

24 – Colin Carr – Risk and Money Management – Money Management [201].avi

Technical Analysis Day trading

How to understand about technical analysis: Learn about technical analysis

In finance, technical analysis is an analysis methodology for forecasting the direction of prices through the study of past market data, primarily price and volume.
Behavioral economics and quantitative analysis use many of the same tools of technical analysis, which,
being an aspect of active management, stands in contradiction to much of modern portfolio theory.
The efficacy of both technical and fundamental analysis is disputed by the efficient-market hypothesis, which states that stock market prices are essentially unpredictable.