Marsh’s company, E-mini Trading Strategies offers a  30 Day Double-Your-Money-Back-Guarantee which states The Tick Trader Method will achieve a minimum of 1 point a day.

If you are or haven been interested in day trading and the possibility of trading for a living, take the time to research this course. David Marsh makes himself availabe to speak with students, so you can ask as many questions as you like.

Visit his website and read everything especially his daily blog in which he recaps every single trading day. It will also give you a clue into the type of person that he is.

His emini trading strategies are not difficult to learn.Daytrading is not for everyone and you need to have the discipline to follow ALL the rules. The eminis can be traded from home or anywhere that you have a computer and high speed internet connection.

If you have a basic understanding of the futures market and trading, you can learn to trade this method in less than a day.

You should have a basic understanding of charts, technical indicators, and order placement. Basically, you should have a good knowledge of the markets before undertaking the course.

He has a Beginner’s Pimer for those with lttle or no experience.

The system’s goal is to make a one point profit each day. A daily income is the goal.This is a consistent and conservative approach to earn daily income.

The trading method tades the same way each and every day, and it is usually done for the day early in the morning. The rest of the day is for you to do as you wish.

Most people work 40 or more hours at a job or business and have very little time for themselves and family. It simply does not have to be that way

It is possible to spend 30 to 90 minutes a day trading the e-mini markets to earn your living. it is a great way of life.

David Marsh’s professional training offers you the opportunity.

The 50 simple moving average, or 50 SMA, is simply the sum of the last 50 values for each period, divided by 50, this is a moving window, as time moves on so does the average. Notice that I used the word period because this indicator works on any time period in exactly the same way.

It can be used on monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, 30 minutes, 15 minute and on whatever time period you want to monitor and trade. Although the SMA is the most widley used there is also the exponential moving average or EMA. This is a weighted version of the formula using the mathematical exponent function to give more weight to the more recent values, this has the effect of making it a much faster average that many traders like.

The truth is that it probably does not matter if you used the SMA or the EMA, what does matter however is that you use one or the other and then be very consistent with it. Do not switch between them, it is more important that you trust your chosen indicator then a slight difference in its value.

The simple moving average is primarily used to determine what the current trend of the stock is, depending on the value used it could be a short term, medium term or long term trend. An important point to note is that moving averages are really only useful when the stock is trending, if the moving average is flat, i.e. horizontal on your chart it can become very choppy, this is a good time to stay out of the market.

The general rule is that if the current price is above the SMA the trend is up, if below the trend is down. This is very important to understand because it forms the basics of trend trading and trading with the trend. These rules also apply if you are a swing trader using trading strategies as found in the swing trader guide.

For the short term trend many traders like using a 5-8 SMA or EMA, here is a trading secret, never trade again the direction of the short term tend, actually this is really just common sense when you think about it.

Moving averages often act as support or resistance, many traders use the 15, 21 or 30 SMA for this purpose.

There are a number of other very important moving averages that you need to know about, these are the 50, 100 and 200 SMA, and this mainly applies to the daily and weekly charts. A lot of big players in the markets, the mutual funds, investment banks etc use the 50 and 200 SMA as support and resistance, if they decide to buy or sell based on these you need to follow suite, the 100 to a lesser extent. These are very useful averages to watch if you trade EFT’s such as an Oil ETF.

A useful tip is that when a stock breaks through one moving average it will often move all the way to the next, for example, if a stock breaks the 30 it may move to the 50 before finding some support or resistance.

Find more useful trading strategies and tips by reading and studying top trade books

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The 50 simple moving average, or 50 SMA, is simply the sum of the last 50 values for each period, divided by 50, this is a moving window, as time moves on so does the average. Notice that I used the term period because this indicator works on any time period in exactly the same way.

It can be used on monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, 30 minutes, 15 minute and on whatever time period you want to monitor and trade. Although the SMA is the most widley used there is also the exponential moving average or EMA. This is a weighted version of the formula using the mathematical exponent function to give more weight to the more recent values, this has the effect of making it a slightly faster average that many traders prefer.

The reality is that it probably does not matter if you used the SMA or the EMA, what does matter however is that you use one or the other and then be very consistent with it. Do not switch between them, it is more important that you trust your chosen indicator then a slight difference in its value.

The SMA is oftern used to determine what the trend of the stock is, depending on the value used it could be a short term, medium term or long term trend. An important point to note is that moving averages are most useful when the stock is trending, if the moving average is flat, i.e. horizontal on your chart it can become very choppy, this is a good time to not trade.

The general rule is that if the current price is above the SMA the trend is up, if below the trend is down. This is very important to know because it forms the basics of trend trading and trading with the trend. These rules also apply if you are a swing trader using trading strategies as found in the swing trader guide.

For the short term trend many traders like using a 5-8 SMA or EMA, here is a trading secret, never trade again the direction of the short term tend, actually this is really just common sense when you think about it.

Moving averages can often act as support or resistance, many traders use the 15, 21 or 30 SMA for this purpose.

There are a number of other very important moving averages that you need to know about, these are the 50, 100 and 200 SMA, and this mostly applies to the daily and weekly charts. A lot of big players in the markets, like the the mutual funds, investment banks etc use the 50 and 200 SMA as support and resistance, if they decide to buy or sell based on these you need to follow suite, the 100 to a lesser extent. These are very useful averages to watch if you trade EFT’s like an Oil ETF.

A useful tip is that when a stock breaks through one moving average it will often move all the way to the next, for example, if a stock breaks the 30 SMA it may move to the 50 before finding some support or resistance.

Find more useful trading strategies and tips by reading and studying top trade books

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By breaking down a larger goal into specific steps, or sub-goals, you will be more likely to achieve the goal. Rather than a misty, undefined fantasy, specific immediate goals help you to see how even a seemingly unattainable larger goal can be realized.

When you see the specific details, you will be more able to develop plans for achieving your longterm goals. When specific goals help you see how your broader goals can be achieved, they can be highly motivating. But goal setting isn’t straightforward when it comes to trading. Setting a goal to become a “winning trader” without a specific set of sub-goals, such as planning to learn specific trading strategies or planning to practice executing trades in a variety of market conditions over time, is simply not sufficient.

It is also possible to set a goal that is too specific. It can be so specific that it interferes with your ability to trade or invest. For example, trying to hit a particular dollar amount each day can actually be self-defeating.

One disadvantage is that trying to achieve a specific dollar amount might cause you to make poor,hasty decisions, due to putting too much pressure on yourself. It may cause you to overtrade.

The pressure of this overly specific goals may cause you to take poor trading setups or make poor decisions because you feel a sense of urgency to reach a specific dollar goal. Such an approach usually fails. When you take poor setups, you often end up losing money. In addition, a daily or weekly dollar goal tends to make you think that you should trade every day, or all day long, regardless of whether or not the market has opportunities, or regardless of whether or not you are in an optimal mental or emotional condition.

It is often wise to let the market tell you how much it is willing to give you on a particular day or week. You can’t always dictate how much you can make. It’s also wise to stand aside when you see conflicting market information or when you are in poor spirits. By setting a specific amount to make, though, you’ll tend to feel guilty about staying out of the market when you are either in poor spirits or when the market is just not conducive to profitable trading or investing.

We are in just such a time now. For instance, currently, there are many bargains to be had among great global enterprises. But it may be too early to jump in. Share prices may drop more before we see the market bottom. But a goal that is too specific can cause you to jump into the market much too soon, and consequently have to suffer a huge drawdown before the actual market bottom is obvious on the charts.

It is a paradox, but when you focus on outcomes, you will have trouble reaching them. When you focus on the process of trading or making sound investments, and act as if you just don’t care what happens, you’ll end up making more profits. Rather than focus on dollars, focus on whether you follow your trading or investing plan. Look at how many justified wins you achieve, rather than at the money you make. If you trade consistently and according to plan, you’ll end up profitable (assuming you use sound trading and investing methods).

In addition, you will feel more carefree and detached from the outcomes. When you focus on specific money amounts, you’ll tend to think of the money in concrete terms; you’ll think of what you can buy with the money, rather than think of it as just abstract points or ticks that you work with.

Goals can be motivating when used in the proper way. It may be nice to occasionally look at how much money you are making, such as once a month. If you focus on it too much, however, it can be a disadvantage. You will put extreme pressure on yourself to perform. You may feel outstanding when you have big wins, but discouraged when you face losing trades. It’s better for your emotions to keep things as objective as possible, and that usually means focusing on the process of trading consistently and decisively. The more you focus on the process, the more profitably you’ll trade in the long term.

While there are many different types of investments that one can make, there are really only three specific investment styles, and those three styles tie in with your risk tolerance, these are conservative, moderate, and aggressive.

Naturally, if you find that you have a low tolerance for risk, your investment style will most likely be conservative or moderate at best. If you have a high tolerance for risk, you will most likely be a moderate or aggressive investor. At the same time, your financial ambitions will also determine what style of investing you use.

If you are saving for your retirement in your early twenties, you should use a conservative or moderate style of investing, but if you are trying to get together the funds to buy a home in the next year or two, you would want to use an aggressive. Being an active stock market trader would be considered an aggressive style for most people.

Conservative investors want to make sure that they maintain their initial capital and make modest gains per year, they want to sleep well at night. In other words, if they invest $4000 they want to be sure that they will get their initial $4000 back. This type of investor usually invests in blue chip common stocks and bonds and short term money market accounts. But remember trading stocks, even if they are blue chips can still be very risky as we have seen in the 2008/9 bear market.

An interest earning savings account is very common for conservative investors.
A moderate investor usually invests much like a conservative investor, but will use a portion of their investment funds for higher risk investments. Many moderate investors invest 50% of their investment funds in safe or conservative investments, and invest the remainder in riskier investments.

An aggressive investor is willing to take risks that other investors won’t take. They invest higher amounts of cash in riskier ventures in the hopes of achieving larger returns – either over time or in a short amount of time. Aggressive investors often have all or most of their investment monies tied up in the stock market.

Again, determining what style of investing you will use will be determined by your financial goals and your risk tolerance. No matter what type of investing you do, however, you should always carefully research the investment and never invest your cash without having all of the facts.

If you think you are an aggressive investor and intend to trade stocks activily, make sure that you learn how to trade by taking a good trading course such as Top Dog Trading before making your 1st stock purchase.

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1. Technical analysis can be used for futures as well as regular stocks, options and bonds that most people trade. This can give you a large edge over other traders who have not taken the time to study the charts support and resistance areas, trendline and patterns. Learning technical analysis is really a must do if you want to trade futures successfully.

2. This is a very basic point but is very important, always have your trading plan prepared before you enter a trade, never try and create it on the fly, you will be much too emotional. Make sure that you have an entry and exit point in your plan.

3. Keep your trading losses small!, this is the one thing that every trader must do if they want to stay in the game for a long time. By doing this you will preserve your capital allowing you to trade another day. Your small gains will compensate your small losses allowing your big wins to give you an overall profit

4. Over trading is a big mistake that a lot of amateurs make. Professionals tend to be more patient and wait for the better opportunities to come along, this is called cherry picking and takes both patience and discipline. These are essential skills that you must develop.

5. This is a big day trading tip, it is important that you track all your trades and review them to see where you are making the mistakes. This is quite hard work, but this is what separates the professionals from the amateurs. Unless you do this you will keep on making the same mistakes. The best way to do this is to keep both a daily and weekly log.

6. Only trade when you are both physically and mentally prepared. This is sometimes overlooked but is very important. Do you think a golf star can win a game when they are tired and mentally not focused?, it’s unlikely. Being prepared means getting a good nights sleep, having your trading station and charts well prepared before the market opens, taking the time each day to review your trading plan and rules. Finally you must have the mental frame of mind and confidence that you are going to be successful today in your trading.

7. If you are a new trader take the time to paper trade until you are very confident that you are going to make money. You will know when you are ready because you will start to hate paper trading knowing that you could be making real money profits on a consistent basis.

Remember that the markets only trend for about 20-35% of the time, the rest is either sideways or very choppy, if you want to trade EFT successfully you must be fully prepared when the opportunities arise.

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There are plenty of people out there that create “exclusive courses” with little or no credentials to actually backup their teachings. So, I think it’s right that I share a little bit about Adam Hewison with you before we even start.

Adam Hewison was a former floor trader on the IMM, IOM, NYFE and LIFFE as well as a risk manager of a large, multinational corporation in Geneva, Switzerland. He also have written books on forex trading and trend following. In 1995, He founded INO.com and later co-founded MarketClub. He has been in the trading biz for over three decades and has seen it all. He created this course as a way to give back and share trading tips and techniques that he still use in his trading today.

In his Free Mini Email Course, he will show and explain the tools and strategies you need to increase your success rate in the marketplace.

(1) The importance of psychology in price movement

(2) How to spot mega trends

(3) Understanding of technical price objectives

(4) How to picture price objectives

(5) How to trade with moving averages

(6) How to use point and figure trading techniques

(7) How to use the RSI indicator

(8) How to correctly use stochastics in your trading

(9) How to use the ADX indicator to capture trends

(10) How to capitalize on natural market cycles.

Plus, you will you will learn all about fibonacci retracements, MACD, Bollinger Bands and much more.

If you want to enter the world of trading, there is no better place to start than the free services offered by MarketClub.

This FREE trading course is one of the most valuable courses available online.

Do not sell yourself short, or worse do not spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on something that you have know basis for understanding.

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In the USA stock market there are 3 major indexes which are each made up of a basket of stocks, they are the S and P 500 (also known as the S&P500), the DOW 30 and the Nadaq 100. These indexes generally only contain major blue chip  stocks, as long as you buy from these 3 groups you will at least know that you are getting a well known solid stock.

For example the DOW30 contains major industrials and large multinational stocks such as Home Depot (HD) and Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) whereas the Nasdaq 100 mainly contains techical companies such as Apple (AAPL) and Miscrosoft (MSFT).

Always buy a stock that is liquid, this means that it is a highly traded stock, this will enable you to easily buy and sell at the price you want without having a delay. You will also get a smaller spread, thats the difference between the BID and ASK price of the stock. For a stock to be considered very liquid it should trade at least 500,000 shares per day, ideally even more.

It is best to avoid stocks that are bellow as this usually means the company is in trouble, although with the bear market of 2008 there have been a lot of good stocks at bargin prices between and . Avoid buying a stock that is below at anytime.

Another consideration to make is options, does the stock has options?, this will be important if you want to trade options around your stock, such as a covered call, or you may want to buy a PUT option inorder to protect your stock.

Be very cautious about buying a stock just before it’s earnings are released, stocks often drop significantly if they come out with a poor report. Earnings releases are 4 times a year with one of them being the annual report.

If you are going to trade options make sure that you learn how to trade by getting some good education. There are many swing trading strategies that work well with stocks in todays volatile markets.

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There’s also a lot of hype about how complicated it is and why you need to spend thousands of dollars on options trading education before you get started. Needless to say this last statement usually comes from trading seminar companies trying to sell your their ETF trading course on options.

Lets cover a few of the basics about options and set you straight about a few important points. Firstly yes it is true that you can make a lot of cash trading options, but of course you can also lose just as fast.

When trading stocks your leverage is 1:1, if you go full out on margin you get get 1:2 leverage, but thats about it. With options it is not as straight forward to calculate the leverage but generally speaking you can get between 1:5 and 1:10 when you buy an option on a stock, or ETF.

So with 1:10 leverage, when the stock increases by 5% your option can increase by approx 50%, and this can happen in just a few days, this is why swing trading strategies using options on stocks is so popular.

However the downside is that a big loss can also happen, if the stock drops by 5% your option can also drop by 50%, at which point you may want to close the trade and save some of your option value, it really depends on what your stop loss and risk.

What I’ve just described is called directional option trading where you are betting on the getting the direction of the stock movement correct, this is highly speculative. Options can also be used in option strategies which are much more non directional, such as covered call trades, credit spreads and Iron Condors. In these trades there is much less dependance on getting the stock direction correct, but it still matters.

So should you trades options?, in my opinion you should not do directional option trades until you become an expert stock trader 1st. This is because you really need to be very precise with your entry and exit strategy and trading plan, and be very good at technical analysis.

Whereas if you want to do non-directional option trades you don’t need to be such an experianced stock trader to be successful, but of course it does not hurt either.

Learning how to trade options is a very good skill to have, but don’t rush into it and blow out your account. Make sure that you get a good options trading education before you start, and also make sure that you have a very solid stock trading education as well, such one from ETF Trading System.