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Listen to Recorded Trader EducationThink of a Webcast as a "talkie" or a "book on tape."  Webcasts are available FREE to members.  Most Webcasts are recorded as two one-hour segments.  To listen use FREE version of RealPlayer because the presentations are recorded using RealProducer. If RealPlayer is not already on your computer, click RealPlayer Our system is programmed to advance automatically to Clip2; however, automation does not always work on all browsers.  We test on IE, Firefox and Safari. To advance to 2nd clip manually, click Page Down Key in RealPlayer or click on Play Menu to select next clip.  Acrobat Reader is required to view visual aids.  It's usually installed on newer computers, but can downloaded from www.Adobe.com.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
Saturday, 
9:00 AM Pacific
Oct 4, 2008
Matt Reynolds A Close-up Examination or 
The COSMIC Speculator
Matt

Presentation Discussion:  Matt Reynolds is one of those rare gifted traders who reads the mind of the market resulting in the creation of a weekly forecast that has produced results. [Prior results is no guarantee of future success.] He shares what he knows about market dynamics so you might benefit and reveals an intuitive insight describing how the market works.  This talent has been developed over time via years of rigorous study and analysis of index futures and now commodities.  Starting with intra day oscillations he's now migrated out into swing and position forecasting which demonstrated results over 90 days of [July August September] testing. 

Matt's promise was 1st offered to us with his World Wide Traders presentation in February 2006 when we initially sensed Matt possessed a special contribution that makes his work unique!  More specifically, he had crafted an enhanced Market Profile Model that has passed the test of time applied in multiple markets.  He's named this ingenious methodology ZoneTrader and will explain the rudiments of its information during Saturday's discussion.

His formula for spotting critical trading zones is a tool traders have discovered gives them a distinctive trading edge.  He's written 3 trading articles published in Futures Magazine over the past couple years.  Matt has a personal passion for trading since he graduated from college with a degree in Finance... starting with the acquisition of his Series 3 commodities broker agent license [he performed as a full service broker for two major trading firms], and then completing his MBA Spring 2007. 

The ZoneTrader Philosophy is a revolutionary form of auction market theory.  It partitions the market into 13 predefined trading zones using incredibly accurate support resistance levels.  Each trading zone is described relative to anticipated movement of market price action.   This provides us with a trading advantage due to its ability to allow the trader to determine where the market is and what the market is trying to do throughout the day, and more recently, using The COSMIC Speculator Forecast, through the entire week.   Tap into the Zone!

We will also describe his use of Linear Regression Curves [instead of moving averages] for determining support and resistance combined with Fibonacci Retracement.  He will cover Fibonacci and a specific pattern that he discovered called Kings Crown.

This presentation is geared toward learning how to use the COSMIC Speculator Forecast which concentrates primarily on Position Trading.   He will touch on some fundamental aspects such as Commitment of Traders Report and Open Interest and finish up by covering current long-term position we hold with the Eurodollar [ED] Spread and demonstrate what most educators omit, which is how to tie all the information together.

Matt Reynolds is President, Derivative Concepts, Inc.  You must see how his Support and Resistance Formula creates trading zones each day in the derivative markets, primarily the Russell 2000, but several other markets like Beans, Bond, Euro, Gold, Oil [just to name a few] markets.  You will learn how to determine the condition of the market on a daily basis.  Interpreting open interest and commitment of traders reports provide a significant edge to starting each trading day.  Application of Matt's photographic memory and the Kelley Formula for money management puts traders in front of others playing the markets.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 12, 2008 Matt Reynolds Identifying the Market Condition DC
Presentation DiscussionHaving refined his established ZoneTrader Mentor Program, this presentation demonstrates how his proprietary Zone Trader Support and Resistance Formula creates the Trading Zones each day in the derivative markets, initially the Russell 2000, but now several other commodities markets like the Euro and Beans.  You will learn how to determine the condition of the market on a daily basis.  Interpreting open interest by observing commitment of traders [COT] reports provides a significant edge to starting each trading week.  Application of Matt's photographic memory and the Kelley Formula for Money Management puts traders in front of others playing the markets.

Matt Reynolds, President,
Derivative Concepts, Inc is one of those rare gifted traders who shares what he's learned about the dynamics of the financial markets!  He projects an intuitive insight into describing how the markets work.  This talent has been developed over five intense years of rigorous study with a special contribution that makes Matt's work unique!  More specifically, he has actually created an enhanced Market Profile Model that is passing the test of time in the markets.  

His formula for spotting critical trading zones is a tool traders immediately discover gives them a distinctive trading edge.  His published articles in Futures Magazine are innovative leading edge tutorials of how to trade more effective.  Matt has possessed a personal passion for trading since he graduated from Northern Kentucky University with a degree in Finance... starting with the acquisition of his Series 3 commodities broker agent license [he served two major trading firms], and then broke away from the everyday rigors to complete his MBA in the Spring of 2007.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 22, 2006 William (Bill) McDowell, Ph.D. The Always-In DayTrading Method Bill
Presentation DiscussionMany pit traders are continuously in long or short positions much of their day, ‘Always-In’.  On the other hand electronic day traders often spend much of their day out of the market waiting and watching for that ‘right and valid’ entry to a ‘high probability’ trade.  Three years ago Bill asked himself the question, can a pit trader style, Always-In, rule based, daytrading methodology be developed that will ensure being ‘in’ when the profitable trades occur, especially the highly profitable ones?  For this he knew he needed entry/exit rules to remain ‘in’ long or short a high percentage of the time—including routine reversals—along with effective rules for managing both the winners and losers.  

 

Date Speaker Topic Title
July 8, 2006 Jeremiel Zimmerman Logic-Based Price-Driven Methodology Ammo
Presentation Discussion: Are you using too many indicators and not getting enough results? This presentation demonstrates how a logic-based system for the eMini S&P uses price levels and scenarios to capture major intraday market moves. Mr. Zimmerman shows you how this very different system evolved and how it can work for you. It's a relatively simple concept which can produce excellent results when used correctly.  Jeremiel Zimmerman, the author of Ammo Trading, has been a featured guest on Jerry Johnson’s Commodity Futures Magazine in the TV program. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 27, 2006 Scott Kohl The Technology of Trading. 
Learn to Apply Timing and Discipline
Scott
Presentation DiscussionFinally, a career floor trader who's made it, teaches us!  Scott Kohl discusses application and interpretation of charting combined to incorporate scheduled economic reports with technical's of the market. He shows us trends and psychology of trading and how to apply timing and discipline to trading. Mr. Kohl is a full member of the CME... has been around traders and the business of trading since he was a child.  In 1984 after studying at Indiana University, he became a trader at age 21 where he spent nineteen years in the S&P. But his greatest love is his success in training traders.  While he’s fascinated by new trading systems and innovative software technology, he prefers to focus on individual and mass psychology of the market.  After all, markets just go up and down; it’s people that jump around every which way.  The Market and trading has rewarded him with a wonderfully privileged life.  This life is not for everyone; however, for those chosen few interested and capable people, he strives to share what he can with the ones who really want to learn.  While Scott's name is not well known like Bollinger, Busby, Pring or Rashke, his credential of having been spawned from the floor add tremendously toward his value in trader education. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 8, 2006 Larry Pesavento Pattern Recognition TradingTutor
Presentation Discussion: Larry Pesavento, a 40 year trading veteran, discusses his pattern recognition swing trading methodology. This presentation focuses on actual trades that he'll search for in the coming week in futures, stocks, stock indices and ForeX. In addition, he points to the unusual pattern unfolding in one of the more popular trading vehicles in the world. This situation deserves everyone's attention. It may not work, but it is everything a pattern recognition trader can expect. Larry discusses his own personal trading plan and how he develops the mental preparation of his trading each day using a simple 5 minute “mantra.”

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 31, 2006 Dr. Barry Burns Bottom-Line Trading: How to Make Profits TopDog
Presentation Discussion: This seminar shares with you the no-nonsense approach Barry finally developed after 5 years of searching. Like any good business, it is simple and straight forward.  No fancy programs, software or expensive hi-tech tools are needed. Most importantly, it is a very low risk strategy that allows you to "risk a dime to make a dollar" and even find the "home runs" without striking out. He uses this same robust methodology for his long-term stock investments, option trades and also stock and futures day trades. Many charting examples are provided to demonstrate how to put the trades into play. If you're interested in a very practical "how to make money" presentation, then this is it!  Barry invests and trades for one reason: to make money. He's not interested in theories, speculations, or fancy gimmicks. The financial markets are filled with information overload!  Some of the information is good, some of it is bad, but there's only one thing he cares about: Will it make money?

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 11, 2006 Matt Reynolds Breakout Trading Off 
The Herrick Payoff Index
DC

Presentation Discussion:   Matthew Reynolds President of Derivative Concepts Inc. and writer of article Intraday Breakout Trading Off The Herrick Payoff Index which appears in the October 2005 issue of Futures Magazine, will present multiple daytrading indicators.  Matthew will discuss the use of and importance of the Herrick Payoff Index (which is composed of Volume, Open Interest, and Price), as well as daily range formulas, momentum indicators, and the valuable VRR indicator which is extremely important to breakout traders for determining the condition of the market as well as limiting false signals.  Matthew will discuss the importance and history of Fibonacci number sets and ratios as they appear in nature and derive or compose all of his indicators.  Matthew will also present the Kelley Formula and its correct use for money management and deterring market commitment as to % of funds or total lot size.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 14, 2005 Bernie Mitchell

Fibonacci Impulse Wave Strategies

FearGreed

Presentation Discussion Bernie Mitchell decided he was going to make a living trading the markets in 1980, when he sold a lucrative advertising business he owned on Madison Avenue in NY.  For several years earlier, Bernie was a losing trader.   He didn’t have the guidance of a trading plan that is vital to successful trading.  During these early years, Bernie attended seminars given by the market gurus of the time, Larry Williams, Welles Wilder and others, spending thousands, that were packed more with theory than practical application.  Bernie wanted a precise course of action that would be consistent.  The decoding of the Impulse Wave Pattern became that star, ultimately in a cast of indicators featuring his Moving Averages for trend following, and Squat Bars indicating market reversals, that would provide clear, precise action he needed.  Those developments occurred in 1992, when he migrated from end-of-day trading to active intra-day trading.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 23, 2005 John L. Person, CTA High Powered Trading Techniques National
Presentation DiscussionDiscover Trading Tactics for the Professional Stock, Futures, Options and Forex trader. Learn how to take advantage of short term signals and apply them to longer term trending markets. Learn three amazing steps to turn your trading results around. John shows you what to look for to train your eyes to see what triggers the signals. Learn how to stay with a trend and the amazing forecasting tools that help you forecast a potential major market turn. Making winning trade recommendations is only part of the formula for success. Knowing when to apply the right investment tool and trading strategy is paramount to making money in this new era of investing. John will show you several markets and strategies that you will be able to apply immediately. Do not miss this dynamic presentation.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
July 9, 2005 Bob Lang Improve Your Trading Skill & Performance BigTrends
Presentation DiscussionThe GrandSlam options recommendation platform allows traders/investors to participate in high risk trading with the potential for large rewards.  We've shown tremendous progress with the product and believe that we're just tapping the well.  In 2004 the GrandSlam trading portfolio was UP nearly 1,300%!

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
May 14, 2005 Tom Busby Trading the Busby Way DTI
Presentation Discussion: In this 3-hour presentation Tom teaches a simple proprietary strategy for trading the Index Futures including the German DAX that will not only help you overcome the psychological woes of trading but will also help you practice BETTER money management while only looking at the market for a total of one hour per day!

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
April 23, 2005 Dr. John Clayburg High Probability Trading Strategies   Clayburg
Presentation Discussion Dr. John Clayburg presents High Probability Trading Strategies for the active trader and demonstrates the use of his Directional Day Filter (DDF), which enables you to put the probabilities significantly in your favor, regardless which market you trade. He explains the research supporting his statement that: “You can enter in the direction of the major trend of the day with 75% accuracy.” The Directional Day Filter has been statistically proven to accurately define the major trend of the day shortly after the open. According to one Chicago trader “I don’t know how I ever traded without his indicators.” The emphasis of the presentation explains and demonstrates the use of commonly available oscillator indicators, which you will learn how to use in combination with the Directional Day Filter to establish high probability entry points. You will see how this approach can give you a significant edge and early morning advantage when trading. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 26, 2005 Larry Pesavento Trade What You See: Not What you Believe TradingTutor

Presentation Discussion: This 2 hour presentation focuses on trades in the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, NYSE and ForeX markets using his swing trading pattern recognition system. Mr. Pesavento stresses the importance of risk control and the correct mental attitude to be successful. The importance of opening price is strongly illustrated.  He will describe how to use pattern recognition as a leading indicator for use in any time frame in order to reduce risk. Mr. Pesavento will address the four areas that must be mastered by the successful trader:

 1. Knowledge of your self  3. Understanding the principle of risk control
 2. Knowledge of the market  4. Daily implementation of your trading plan

The structure of market geometry is explained in the context of pattern recognition system he's used for 30 years.  Viewers hear first hand how the seemingly chaotic nature of markets can be used to the non random patterns present in the markets each day.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
March 12, 2005 Dan Gibby  Trading on Company News  Pristine

Presentation Discussion This seminar teaches how to "think" like a professional when a particular news item scrolls across your screen.  Traders trade people – to trade traders’ perceptions to the news and the public’s feelings of greed and fear -- not the news item itself.  We demonstrate an objective process of how various company news events merely are an additional means to direct our attention to the charts to see if a tradable opportunity exists – whether with the stock in the news, a competitor, or an affected company.  Among other topics, we show you how to analyze and determine opportunity with the following news events:  bankruptcy; developments involving biotechnology companies; buyouts and spin-offs; changes by debt rating agencies & auditor reports, disasters and sabotage; earnings and dividends; illegal activity, fines and governmental investigations; layoffs, strikes and management changes; products, pricing, recalls, and advertising; comments by public news sources and analyst rating changes; affect of huge short interest; stock splits, and more.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 26, 2005 Ray Grant
"The Ninja"
Chart Comparisons Ninja
Presentation DiscussionWith chart comparisons Ray demonstrates how, not only the chart of the product you're watching gives you information on your trade, but how other product's charts relate and how to use this relation to aid in making trades.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
February 12, 2005 Barry Burns E.I.E.I.O Methodology: "Early In, Early In, Out." TopDog
Presentation Discussion We examine detailed case studies of typical trend retracement trade setups.  We explore 3 different locations to enter the retracement, when it is most beneficial to use each of the 3 entry techniques, and provide clear rules to help you find the best time and location to enter each trade. This is an extremely practical and street-smart presentation intended to help give you a profound extra edge in your trading.

The secret to real estate investing is location, location, location. The same is true of trading: The location of Where you get into a trade is EVERYTHING! Another principle of real estate success is: "You make money when you BUY, not when you sell." Again, the same principle is true in trading. Have you ever had the market take out your stop and then proceed to move in the direction of your trade for a big win? Do you find yourself getting into trades too early sometimes, but too late other times?   I learned a vital secret from one of my mentors at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He said, "Most amateurs are right. They're just right at the wrong time."

In this presentation you learn:

  • The ultimate "unfair advantage" and how you can have it.
  • How to take out other people's stops for fun and profit!
  • Early entries with spandex-tight stops!
  • How to get in long before "the crowd."
  • "Find the Loser" and trade against him.
  • How to get lower prices when you buy, higher prices when you short!
  • W.D. Gann's "Safest place to enter the market."

Earlier entries means lower risk because your  stops are closer to your entries. Since your risk is lower, your potential reward becomes greater and you dramatically increase your risk/reward ratio. Learn specialized early entries designed for day trading, swing trading and investing. They also work for both stocks and futures.  These professional entry techniques can be used with any electronic trading platform, in any market, and on any time frame. Trading is an art, and as such there is not a "one size fits all" entry technique. Therefore we'll be looking at special "early entry" techniques for various types of trade setups: retracement, breakouts, consolidating markets and trending markets.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
January 22, 2005 Bernie Mitchell New Material on Fibonacci Clusters. FearGreed
Presentation Discussion After working with Fibonacci numbers for 20 years, Bernie Mitchell has vastly improved the usual techniques for computing retracement levels.  Standard Fibonacci Levels left a lot to be desired. His technique of using multiple swings to pin point Support/Resistance solves the problem by providing a high probability of stopping a market advance (resistance) and halting a market decline (support). This improvement is so significant that a trader, with other tools at his disposal, can make effective use of these natural numbers. Bernie's use of Fibonacci Clusters will determine support and resistance in the direction of the main trend (which is always determined by prices either above or below the long-term moving average) — it is what he calls his "Main 89 Line." Most charting packages will enable you to create a simple 89-period moving average. Bernie encourages you to look at the market this way. This presentation goes into great detail teaching how this process works.  One thing about Bernie... he never lets moss grow under his tree... always trying to improve his techniques to raise the bar for traders to trade even better than the year before.  The two links below provide previews of what Bernie will share with us in his presentation.
Fibonacci Cluster Sample Fibonacci Cluster Sample
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Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 13, 2004 Tom Loge' Loge's $10 Gold Channel S&R
Presentation DiscussionThe session describes the “$10 Gold Channel Strategy” developed by Tom Loge'. He takes us through CBOT's launch of the Electronic Gold contract and to gain an understanding of how his strategy together with the new electronic market are a dynamic “match made in heaven” …well, Chicago anyway.  Tom is one of the founding partners of Support and Resistance dot com. A 20+ year veteran of commodities markets trading, Tom has managed over $300,000,000 in hedging programs, and was a broker for 10 years before devoting full time to trading.  Now he shares his successful trading strategies, controversial risk and money management thinking with us as he does his daily for his subscribers' trade commentary.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
November 13, 2004 Tom Loge' The Bond Mechanic S&R
Presentation DiscussionThe 30 Year T-Bond has become almost a mechanical trade for Tom. He believes there are only 2 price levels that dominate price action in bonds… the whole number, i.e. 114-00, 113-00, 112-00, etc. and the half, -16, i.e. 114-16, 113-16, 112-16, etc. He believes that every price from 113-00 to 113-31 in some way or another relates to a trader thought process tied to -00 or -16. Here's what Tom has to say:

Try this exercise: Pick any time frame of a daily Bond chart. If you identify and isolate the strongest R&S lines on the chart, 95% of them will be lines either at -00 or -16. Pick a weekly or monthly chart. Nearly every strong S&R line will be drawn at -00. Any fill that occurs in Bonds not at -00 or -16 wishes it would have been. Fills at other than -00 or -16 are the result of a trader or broker being too late, too early on execution or the pain threshold finally was unbearable. 

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 23, 2004 Dan Gibby Intelligently Jump on Runaway Stocks Pristine
Presentation Discussion Stocks make strong up moves when demand overwhelms supply.  Such patterns are often started with a Bullish Wide Range Bar (+WRB), on Increased Volume (+Vol.).  We call these +WRB "Igniting a new move," and they often do not give us the luxury of a controlled, low risk pull back to enter, such as a Pristine Buy Setup (PBS) with numerous amplifiers.  So how does a prudent trader decide how and when to take a bullish position when the stock most likely appears overbought?  First, if the +WRB is from a base or oversold PBS, then our strategies include buying (a) over the prior bar's high, the most current level of prior supply (or 30-Min. high, for example, if the next smaller time frame is too extended); (b) a 1-2-3 continuation; or (c) a PBS on a smaller time frame, provided it does not retrace more than 50% into the real body of the +WRB breakout bar.  Second, is through the use of pivots.  In TPM#2, we demonstrate four levels of pivots and how to trade each.  Under this scenario, you could buy over a Level 1 or 2 minor pivot high as the stock, if it is to remain strong, will unlikely offer a Level 2 or 3 pivot on that time frame.  Third, many new moves are ignited by bullish Pristine Guerrilla Plays and Failed Patterns.

 

Date Speaker Topic Title Web
October 23, 2004 Toni Turner Anticipate Reversals in Demand and Supply Toni
Presentation Discussion: Best-selling author, Toni Turner, discusses the distinctive signals broadcast by volume.  As traders, we make a good portion of our profits by anticipating reversals in demand and supply.  Many times those changes can be anticipated by measuring the number of shares or contracts traded in a given time frame, then combining this information with other signals given by price action and indicators.  Volume acts as a variable that is independent of price.  This is beneficial, because it offers information about the market we are trading as evidence apart from price action.  Exploding or imploding volume activity can alert us to trend reversals, confirm entry decisions, indicate the