Jimmy Young & Ross Beck – FXTE – Advanced Forex Online Trading Course

FXTE – Advanced Forex Online Trading Course – Jimmy Young & Ross Beck AFO-08 – 20091019 –  Complete 6 Months Live Online Seminar

Once you have a basic understanding of the mechanics, Forex market and the systems that work best for the market, you’re ready for the FXTE Advanced Forex Trading Course.  This dynamic six-month long course, you’ll examine the logic behind the systems presented at the Intermediate Forex Trading Course And used in FXTE Trade tactic Online Coaching program. Additionally, you will be able.

– Improve your ability to control risk and boost performance with leverage and position sizing. **
– Trade the key market drivers and profit from it
Learn how to master cross-currency trading
Advanced technical patterns to enter and exit, including Gartley, Fibonacci and butterfly, are available.
Spot policy shifts in statements of government officials from the U.S. and other countries – and profit
Find advanced options trading strategies that work for your business and more!

Get it now Jimmy Young & Ross Beck – FXTE – Advanced Forex Online Trading Course

01 – 20091019 – The Best Currency to Buy & The Best Currency to Sell – Right Now.avi
02 – 20091102 – Time Analysis – Time & Price Retracements – Fibonacci & Gann Numbers.avi
03 – 20091123 – Wolfe Wave — Parallel Channels – Parallel Lines for EndofWaveC.avi
04 – 20091130 Trading Session with Jimmy Young.avi
05 – 20091214 100% System Trader – No Discretion.avi
06 – 20100104 Making Money With Andrews Pitchforks.avi
07 – 20100118- Carry Trade.avi
08 – 20100201 – Forecasting with Market Geometry – Circles & Triangles.avi
09 – 20100215 – Trading Multi-Time Frames

10 – 20100301 – Secrets of WD Gann Gann Market Geometry.avi

11 – 20100315 Student Questions.avi
12 – 20100329: How to Become A Professional Money Manager.avi

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

What do you want to know? Forex?

Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
Most countries, however, float their currencies against the currencies of other countries. This keeps them in constant fluctuation.