What is a Frank Bunn Chart Patterns Profits for Cheap?
What you’ll learn
- Trade The Most Probable Chart Patterns For Explosive Gains
- Spot The Lowest-Risk, Highest Probability Trades In Any Time Frame
- Profitably Trade Any Liquid Market That Can Be Charted
- Use Included Scan Logic To Program Scanners And Find New Opportunities
- How To Effectively Control Risk
- Use Included Script Logic To Program Custom Algorithms
- Learn How To Analyze and Trade Tactically
Requirements
- This course teaches the student how to determine high-probability, objective chart patterns by properly analyzing price-action on securities charts. Some basic technical analysis (charting experience) is preferred
- Proper charting tools are required for precise, tactical analysis. The most effective and necessary tools will be discussed in detail in LECTURE 2. Instructor available for suggestions
- Success is achieved the fastest when students are able to quick-scan the market for objective patterns while developing intuitive skills. Students should consider having access to an analysis platform that is capable of scanning a securities database for specific patterns. However, this is not necessary to learn the method. Instructor available for suggestions
- Scan script logic included for TC2000 and THINKORSWIM (TOS) platforms. Logic may be adapted to any analysis platform that has proper tools and a securities database
- Delayed (15-20 minute) quotes/charts are acceptable for daily (24-hour) and weekly intervals. Real-time quotes/charts are required for shorter (intra-day) intervals. Instructor available for suggestions
- A brokerage account is not required in order to learn how to trade profitably. A simulator may be used and is suggested to achieve consistency
- Students who achieve consistency will need a brokerage account to place trades. A minimum 2,500 USD margin account is suggested for equities (a lower balance is acceptable for Forex accounts). Instructor available for recommendations
- A 25,000 USD minimum account balance (SEC Pattern Day Trader Rule) will be required for U.S. accounts engaged in short-interval (day) trading