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(VIDEO) How to Trade with Confidence in a "Rush Hour" Market
Jeff Kennedy explains how the same discipline used in driving through traffic will help you stay safe in fast-moving markets.
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By Jill Noble
Wed, 07 Sep 2011 19:00:00 ET |
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If you're like a many of our analysts here at Elliott Wave International, you may have a considerable commute (our offices are north of the Atlanta region -- home to notoriously dangerous bumper-to-bumper congestion).
No matter where you live, you certainly understand the risks that come with driving: and so you practice a certain level of discipline and patience to stay safe on the road.
But according to Jeff Kennedy, editor of EWI's Daily and Monthly Futures Junctures and an Elliott wave analyst for more than 15 years, when it comes to trading, most investors fail to practice a safe level of risk-aversion:
How much do you value your money? When you trade in a fast-moving market, do you apply the basic skills that Jeff describes in this video? Do you care enough about your portfolio to learn the discipline of "letting the market commit to you before you commit to the market?"
If you're an investor or active trader, the concepts of risk-aversion and high-confidence set-ups are easy to understand. Jeffrey Kennedy and Wayne Gorman, two of EWI's most experienced Elliott wave analysts, traders and teachers, show you how to build the skills that you need in their
educational courses, with plenty of real-life examples like the one you just saw.
If you value your money, there's never been a more important time to learn how to navigate fast-moving markets.
Hurry -- Classes start next week, and this Early-Bird Discount expires soon!