Day Trading Smart Right From the Start: Trading Essentials for Maximum Results
by admin / December 25th, 2009
- This presentation will give you the techniques you need to be a successful trader sooner-rather than later-
- including mastering the complexities of electronic direct access trading, an essential tool for a beginning trader.
- You will also learn: – The difference between online and electronic direct access trading
- How orders are executed , How to pick tradable stocks ,
- How to use confirming indicators the author of How to Get Started In Electronic Day Trading
Product Description
90 min video. The fast-paced short-term markets can be brutal so it’s vitally important to establish successful trading strategies, methods, and habits right from the start. Let a pro show you what you need with this video training course. Bestselling author David Nassar helps you master the complexities of electronic direct access trading so you can trade to win.
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Day Trading Smart Right From the Start: Trading Essentials for Maximum Results
December 25th, 2009 at 9:25 pm
This video has helped me understand when it is best to use short term and long term trading stratagy depending on my circumstances and the markets behavior. I saw Nassar at the traders EXPO years ago and this is better than the short lecture on some stratagies he gave.
The Fibonacci section was interesting and was somthing I am looking into more and back testing. I would recomend this to any trader from novice to experienced since he covers it all.
Thanks for the good job Dave Nassar. Great speaker and easily understood
Rating: 5 / 5
December 26th, 2009 at 12:00 am
First of all this DVD is nothing more than a video taped seminar David was giving to a bunch of senior citizens back in 2000…he was still using fractional quotes (rather than decimal) and spoke of 2001 as a distant future. David Silverman who commented above must be a friend of Mr Nassar (or an Alias) to express that this was money well spent. Nassar’s information was cursory at best, the format was very basic, I honestly did not walk away with one nugget of insight. For this video to be marketed as current (2005) and at this cost is insulting (but the only fool here is me because I got taken). Even the “blue hairs” in the audience were bored–he probably lured them in with free food and AsperCreme just to fill the room and give the impression that what he had to say was interesting. Perhaps David decided to sell this video because his trading has not been going very well.
Rating: 1 / 5