Learn to Trade Futures the Safe and Easy Way
Trading Futures the Safe and Easy Way
 


Testimonials

 

Dear Joe,

The hooks, 1-2-3 lows, congestion patterns, reversals, gimmees :), and all
the other stuff is golden in the market these days. I am sure they have been
before as well, but they sure do work well these days.

I have been trading equities for the last two years, mostly tech and biotech
in the last three months. I was long Bonds on the weekly reversal made back
in the 2nd week of January. Great trade.

It's pretty amazing Joe how long it really took me to understand what this
game was about. All of the wisdom, knowledge, and rules you always talked
about were never so clear like now. I don't know when it all came into
being, but when it did, I haven't had a down month in a long time.

I can tear apart the chart now, much like your books. 1-2-3 low here, hook
there, congestion pattern developing, big swing day starting a trading
range, all of it. It's great.

I don't know how I compare to the rest of the world or traders, I could care
less, but the 3 clients I do have are very pleased. It's so funny when you
have the power to make money what people will do or offer you.

I owe a lot to you and your knowledge, but I will also recognize that I owe
a lot to myself for sticking it through. Understanding what "staying alive"
means until it happens, controlling risk until the market trades your way.
All that stuff. You know what I mean.

Thank you again and always looking forward to your opinions.

Sincerely,

A. T., Illinois

 


Dear Mr.Ross,

I'm using your trading methods described in your books with profits. I would like to say thank you!!!!

Best regards,

M. S., Brazil

 


Hi Joe,

This is a comment. I have made back double the seminar cost on my first spread trade (so far. 2 contract sets still outstanding but I hope to make my 2nd target tomorrow). How's that for an endorsement for the seminar?

M. S.

 


Hi Joe,

I like your newsletter. I just did my first trade in a long time today. I did the bond scalp - went short 2 March Bonds at 93^17 stop and got filled at that price. Then I put in an order to buy one at 93^12 to cover costs.

I got filled at 93^11 for $187.50 profit, then moved my protective stop to buy 1 March Bond at 93^16. It's 1:00 p.m. now and the bond just bounced off 93^15, so we'll see what happens.

I've also been incorporating chart reading techniques with fundamental analysis for my investments and it's working real well.

I've been doing chart reading for stocks, as well as futures. I've been using your energy wave entry technique on the weekly charts for those that are trending or have just broken out of a trading range. I've only bought a few stocks so far, but they're doing OK.

I know that this is speculation, and so I make sure I have stops or alerts in for each of my positions. No mutual funds are allowed - the phrase that comes to mind when I think of them is "death trap".

Boy, it feels good to be back in the market again. Hopefully things will settle down with the technical problems and I can spend my time watching the markets.

Sincerely,

L. C., North Carolina

P.S.: I bailed out of my second (and last) bond contract right before the close yesterday for $300 total profit after commissions.


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