Tradingmarket – Summer 2013 TradingMarkets Swing Trading College

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Tradingmarket – Summer 2013 TradingMarkets Swing Trading College

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Here Are Some of the “Lessons” You Will Learn from Swing Trading College:

• • Understanding the How’s and Why’s of Trading with
    Quantified Research
    — How to trade systematically, like many of the top performing hedge fund money managers do.
    — The four benefits of model-driven trading.
    — The single best order placement rule that will have the largest impact in your swing trading.

• • How to Identify and Execute High Probability Pullbacks
    –How to find the best stocks and ETFs to trade long each day
    — A powerful strategy to trade high quality S&P 500 stocks in a systematic manner (see the S&P Selective test results below.)

• • The Importance of Shorting
    — Why you should have strategies to short stocks.
    — A 6-rule strategy that identifies specific overbought stocks to short.
    — A specific & systematic short-selling method that has shown model-driven positive gains for 18 consecutive years.

• • Why ETFs are the “Market of Choice” for Professional Traders
    — How to apply the Deep Pullback ETFs strategy (see below.)
    — How to take advantage of declining markets with Inverse ETFs.
    — Trading ETF Options.
    — How to “scale into your positions” like the top professionals do.
    — Building a balanced ETF portfolio.

• • Why Volatility Products are Gaining in Popularity and Why You Should Trade Them.
  • How to Use Options to Bring in Additional Monthly Income.
    — How to use a quantified approach with Options trading
    (no complicated formulas or “greeks”.)

• • How to Build Your “Personal Trading Business”
    — Writing an integrated business plan for your swing trading business.
    — How to set specific target-driven goals.

• • 20 Ways to Improve Your Trading Performance.
    — How to protect your portfolio with proper risk management tools.
  • — The importance of “trading psychology”.