Candlecharts – Secrets of Intraday Candlesticks for Day and Swing Traders.

Candlecharts – Secrets of Intraday Candlesticks for Day and Swing Traders.

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Register now for this vital online training to discover:
Discover why and how candlestick patterns should be traded differently on intraday charts
How to combine intraday signals with longer time frame support and resistance
Using intraday candlestick charts to find “hidden” support/resistance
How to get earlier clues of reversals than you can with daily charts
Easy method to determine if the market is really overbought or oversold
When to pull the trigger on an intraday trade
Chart Challenges to ensure your brain is programmed with these new strategies… so you will know precisely how to respond when you get back to trading after the seminar
BONUS: Learn the “Bouncing Ball” intraday trade set-up we use in our own trading… and see for yourself why traders let out an audible “wow” when they see this at 67:32 of the training session ($99 value for this section alone!)
Here’s why I’m so excited to give you this training:
There are a lot of people out there teaching candlesticks.

All of them are well-intentioned. But from what I’ve been able to gather, they are misinformed educators.

Instead of doing their own original research, they take my well-researched and documented teaching and add their own “flavor” to it. Unfortunately, too often that flavor turns sour when you trade with their strategies.

So I want to set the record straight by blowing apart their error-filled approaches…and showing you how to use these intraday candlestick strategies with intelligence and confidence.

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