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Another 50 Ticks!
Check out this great email I got after sending out last week's article, "Reviewing a 50 Tick Winner". No text… just an image! Love it! 🙂 Lance Beggs
Applying for One-on-One Coaching
Hi Lance, I’ve been trading for a year and love it although I’ve lost a lot of money. Life is really tough right now and I desperately need some trading income to save our house. I’ve lost my job. My dog has died. My wife and kids hate me. But I think that everything…
What Makes YourTradingCoach.com Different to Other Trading Educators
(1) My Focus is on the Metagame Most price action traders are focused on the patterns that result from price movement, in the expectation (hope) that these patterns will lead to further price movement, just as the textbooks say they should. But what they're missing is the deeper level of understanding. I don't play…
My Interview with Aaron Fifield from Chat With Traders
Hey all, Here's something different to the usual articles you get each week. If you've got 52 minutes available you might want to check out this podcast. A couple of weeks ago Aaron Fifield from Chat with Traders called me up and we did a quick interview where he delved a little into my…
Caution – Lazy Preparation of Education Material
Let me give an example of a point made in the Trends & Channels video, in which I stated the following: With hindsight it’s always easy! So when you see educators marking up charts saying, "See how the trendline defines the trend… and see how you could have entered here and here and here". Don’t…
A WARNING REGARDING SOCIAL MEDIA & MESSENGER SCAMS
There is a growing problem on social media of scammers impersonating trading educators and firms and then contacting followers to attempt to scam you out of your money. Their accounts will usually be copied straight from the original (same profile photo and posts). So they look legitimate. The primary difference is usually a very minor…