ASFX – Starter Pack

ASFX – Starter Pack

ASFX Starter Pack

Starter Training Course + Advanced Divergence + Lifetime VIP Chat Access

The Starter Pack This is for traders who want to make a difference in their financial future.

These are the two courses we built Particularly To take on new or struggling traders Inconsistent To Consistently profitable.

Included in your Starter Pack:

 A1 Entry & Exit System – our bread & butter strategy. This is the basis of everything we do.

D1 Entry & Exit System This is a strong, pullback strategy to capture trades in trend.

D2 Entry & Exit System A unique strategy to reversal market movements.

Access to VIP Chat for Life Trade live with Austin and other Forex traders around the globe.

<strong “=””><u “=””>Beginner Training Course

 A1 Entry & Exit System

The A1 is an In-Trend and Breakout Signal

You will also learn:

– An Intro To Forex

– Forex Terminology

– Charting Tools

– Fundamental Analysis

– Technical Analysis

– How To Build Your Risk Profile

Advanced Divergence Training

 D1 Entry & Exit System

The D1 is an In-Trend, Pullback Signal

This section will give you a clear understanding on how to identify profitable risk/reward trades.

Get it now ASFX – Starter Pack

Learn how to:

– Identify a potential D1 entry

– Measure risk/reward for potential trade setups

– Interpret factors of probability so you can properly grade a potential trade

– Use multiple time frames to confirm or deny an entry

– Use the D1 System checklist Before you trade

– PLUS, hundreds of trade walkthroughs

 D2 Entry & Exit System

The D2 is an acronym for Counter-Trend Reversal Signal

This includes…

– Details on how to identify and measure counter trend risk/reward opportunities

– Understanding of the exact parameters that factor into the probabilities of your trades

– Clear-Entry and exit systems that are easy to use

– The D2 System checklist

– Of course…even more trade walkthroughs

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

Are you interested in learning more about 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.
However, many countries freely float their currencies against other countries, which keeps them constant in fluctuation.