jamesmilnes
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abul said:
Hi,
It seems to be available through a few suppliers (so i guess the sales pitch about limited numbers being available for a trusted few should be taken with a pinch of salt).
The link I had was http://streetwisetrader.com/
In terms of independent reviews there are a few available at a subscription site http://business-opportunity-review.co.uk/ but you have to pay $97 dollars to subscribe for a year - hence me asking alan's advice before parting with any of my hard-earned cash.
philhackett
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Market Matrix works but you have to master it. An acquaintance trades 35 times a week and has 5 failures usually. The others work. Spread betting £2-3 a pip he makes £5000 a week.
Elliott wave is easy to grasp. Try using MT Predictor.
Phil
Elliott wave is easy to grasp. Try using MT Predictor.
Phil
Bez said:I agree Bigbusiness in a way, if Elloitt is not clear then bin the counts and use more tradional price patterns ect..ect.
The useful area of elliott is the price targets / depth of corrections & simple 5 & 3 waves.... which give an idea of possible RR targets ect..ect
But at the end of the day, do people really need to chase how to "Know" or "predict" what the market is going to do next?? Its just a form of psychological crutch!!
Traders trade what they see & forecasters predict what they think they see.....as the old saying goes
alan5616 said:
Hi Alan,
Are you able to say which firm(s) are suggested by Andy for a spread betting account, please? Also, do you see any reason why this would not work with an ordinary dial-up connection?
I'm considering trying this out for the trial period, so I'd like to find out as much as possible before my order goes in. Eventually I may want to use it from outside of Europe if it works.
Thanks in advance.
alan5616
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Hi XPat,
Andy suggests two spread betting firms. I know that one was IG Index and, from memory, believe that the other one may have been Capital Spreads.
This is not a methodology where you need to be ultra fast "out of the blocks". You will most likely be using a 15 min chart as the standard time frame. No reason why dial up modem can't be used. However, in order to avoid unnecessary slippage. you might need to place a stop order with IG, or whoever, once a potential trade set up appears.
Good luck
Alan
Andy suggests two spread betting firms. I know that one was IG Index and, from memory, believe that the other one may have been Capital Spreads.
This is not a methodology where you need to be ultra fast "out of the blocks". You will most likely be using a 15 min chart as the standard time frame. No reason why dial up modem can't be used. However, in order to avoid unnecessary slippage. you might need to place a stop order with IG, or whoever, once a potential trade set up appears.
Good luck
Alan
The Business Opportunity Review website has 17 reviews on this system and they are all glowing. However, while generally the reviewers state that they have made money, none that I saw documented trades over a reasonable period of time or gave hard numbers. The Insider Signal website is full of cliched, meaningless sales rhetoric and that has put me off to the extent that I will not try the system until I've seen great reviews on T2W.
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