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Guppy Multiple Moving
Average Trend Volatility
Management
124 Minutes on DVD
Make volatility your friend
using these advanced trend
volatility methods to manage
trade entry and trade exit.
Learn how to use the momentum
minute to reduce entry risk in
derivative trading. Trend
volatility delivers better trade
management and avoids false
exits from profitable trades.
The trend volatility line (TVL)
is an advanced application of
the Guppy Multiple Moving
Average indicator. It is used to
overcome the limitations of stop
loss trade management methods
based on price volatility.
This presentation explains the
construction and application of
trend volatility management for
entry and exit on long and short
trades. It is applied in
intra-day trades, and for the
transition from intra-day to
multi-day trades. The methods
also deliver better management
of position trades in stocks,
derivatives, futures and FX.
This dynamic presentation will
teach you how to:
- Use volatility to assist
with better trade entries
and trend management
- Use the momentum minute
to reduce entry risk
- Identify exact price
points when a trade moves
from Hope, to Confidence and
then to Certainty (HCC
method)
- Correctly calculate and
apply trend volatility (TVL)
stop loss method
- Know when to shift from
trend volatility management
to price volatility
management to maximise
profits
- Upgrade intra-day trades
into multi-day trades
- Improve scalping trades
and upgrade them to
intra-day trades
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Catching the Bounce
40 Minutes on DVD - chart
patternsTrading the bounce is
a reliable, successful and
simple strategy in a bull
market. In a bear market the
rules change. Momentum trades
from the long side behave
differently. Selecting the
correct entry conditions has a
significant impact on the
success and profitability of the
trade. Rebound trades include a
higher level of risk. Aggressive
entries increase risk
dramatically. Understanding the
behaviour of price in a rebound
trade reduces the risk and
improves the probability of
success.
The successful momentum or
rebound trade starts with
defining the preferred
buy-range. This is directly
related to the behaviour of
price and volatility in
preceding days. Better buy-range
trade planning improves the
probability of success, but
incorrect execution of entry
strategies can increase the
risk.
Guppy discusses the combinations
and subtleties in these entry
decisions using animated charts.
Watch how the trade unfolds
during the day and recognise the
exact entry conditions. These
methods are used by end-of-day
traders who want to get a better
and safer entry price. The
methods are also used by
intraday traders and applied to
1, 3, or 5 minute charts.
Catching the rebound momentum at
the correct point is essential
for trading success in intraday
time frames.
This dynamic presentation will
teach you how to:
- How to recognise a bear
market recovery
- How to set a sensible
buy-range for the proposed
entry
- How to minimise risk
with a better entry into
momentum trades
- How to minimise risk
with a better entry in a
rebound from support
- How to interpret price
activity inside the
preferred buy-range
- How to interpret price
activity that opens outside
the buy-range - is it an
opportunity or an invitation
to disaster?
- Techniques suitable for
end of day and intraday
trading
- Techniques suitable for
long side and short side
trading
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Early Warning System
Trading - Profiting From
Informed Trading
50 Minutes on DVD
In every market there are always
people who know information
before you, but this does not
have to put you at a
disadvantage. The E.W.S. (Early
Warning System) trading approach
alerts traders to developing
opportunities.
In this DVD from CNBC’s ‘Chart
Man’ Daryl Guppy you learn how
to recognise informed trading
and to profit from it. Guppy
explains how to identify the
five chart patterns you must
know that suggest informed
trading is happening. He
explains how you can tag along
for the ride, benefiting as this
information becomes more widely
available in the market. Whether
it is a Pile Driver Low, a Oil
Rig Gusher, an Island In The
Sun, a Denial or a Fool’s Gold
Pattern you can learn how to
profit from those who are more
informed than the general
market.
This presentation will
teach you how to:
- The Difference Between
Informed And Insider Trading
- How To Identify Informed
Trading Using E.W.S.
Technical Analysis Including
These Chart Patterns:
- Island In The Sun
- Oil Rig Gusher
- Denial Pattern
- Pile Driver Low
- Fool’s Gold
- E.W.S Trading Tactics
For Profiting From Each
Chart Pattern
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