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MTPredictor Webinar – Trading Today’s Outside Gap

Published on March 22, 2012 By admin

In today’s MTPredictor trading webinar we focused on the picture perfect outside gaps to the downside and how to play them using the MTPredictor Elliott wave and Fibonacci trading software for stocks, commodities, futures and forex. As always, we use our 4-step trading process before we enter the market: 1.  Find a trade 2.  Assess [...]

Are You Using the 4 Step Trading Process?

Published on February 2, 2012 By admin

Most professional traders I know have a process they go through before they consider entering the market.  Some traders may word this process differently but at MTPredictor, we call it our 4-Step Trading Process.  Show me a trader who is failing to have long-term success and I would be willing to bet they do not [...]

Advanced Analysis Using MTPredictor

Published on January 12, 2012 By admin

Today’s MTPredictor trading webinar focused on using the software above and beyond the automatic trade setups that the software provides.  We looked at today’s markets through the eyes of an advanced trader using the tools in the MTPredictor trading software.  As always, we do this while using our 4 step trading process. Check out the [...]

Trade Like a Professional Using MTPredictor

Published on December 8, 2011 By admin

Today’s free MTPredictor trading webinar focused on the 4 step trading process: 1.  Find a trade 2.  Assess the risk/reward 3.  Determine the position size 4.  Manage the trade for maximum profit This process will help any trader at any level focus on the only thing a trader can control when they first enter a [...]

Beginning Trader VS. Advanced – 2 Views From the Same Day

Published on December 1, 2011 By admin

In this weeks free MTPredictor trading webinar, we take a look at how a new trader might approach the market using the standard trade setups provided by the MTPredictor software vs. how a more advanced trader might see that same market by using the manual tools in the software. This is all done in context [...]