Using Probabilities to Trade The Opening Gap (CD only)
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Most traders struggle to consistently generate profits from the simplest and perhaps most lucrative of all setups: the opening gap. Why? Because they focus on "possibilities" and not "probabilities." This CD-ROM includes a two-hour, audio-visual recording of Scott's most popular and comprehensive presentation on using historical probabilities to trade the opening gap. PLUS: a printable, 71 page, E-book (PDF) which includes a color copy of the PowerPoint slides used during the presentation, along with the audio transcribed and edited for easy reading.
This content-rich webinar presentation by Scott Andrews shows you how to take your gap trading to the next level by using historical probabilities, not subjective criteria. The presentation is research-intensive and mathematically oriented, and is designed to benefit traders of index futures and ETFs wishing to establish or improve their gap trading strategies. Presentation Topics include: - Gap Basics
- Trade selection: the key to success and why
- Gap Zones and the math behind them
- How the market's "mood" affects fill rates (data on 6 different market conditions)
- Ten patterns (and their historical probabilities) every gap trader should know
- Seasonality metrics (for day of week and day of month)
- Why entering at the open is often superior to waiting for a signal
- Why scaling out prior to gap fill is sub-optimal (and the math that proves it)
- Participant Q & A
- and more
Package contains a CD-ROM with a complete recording of the webinar on August 11, 2009, along with a printable transcript in PDF e-book format, complete with color slides. Here's a sample of what attendees of this webinar presentation said: "a boatload of information" "You were well prepared and presented effectively" "I ALWAYS LOVE NEW APPROACHES!" "Good pace, fairly straightforward and clear" "Depth of knowledge on topic, invaluable, it's why I subscribe" "Good depth of information, coherent presentation" "Philosophy of approach and nuggets were excellent" Note: A formal post-event survey was sent to all attendees asking them to rate their satisfaction with the presentation. The results: - "Excellent": 71%
- "Good": 14%,
- "Okay": 14%.
- There were no "Fair" or "Poor" ratings
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