Damon Elliott – Piptastic

Damon Elliott – Piptastic

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Damon Elliott – FTSE Evening Trader System 3.7 MB

Damon Elliott – FTSE Trading Strategies Exposed 5.4 MB

Exposed: FTSE Strategies

This manual is 33 pages long and focuses on Damon’s background, Spread-betting (how it all works) and then Strategies (and why most of them don’t work). All the information you need to trade.

Damon Also, he reveals the system (that’s not his) that is used which “works consistently every day to take 15 pips profit every day”. We’ve asked Damon for permission and he is happy that we mention that it is the Markets Mastered/S&P Evening Trader system. You can find our previous review of the system here.

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Damon He then explains the system he uses “every single day to earn 10/20 pips before 11:30″ which also incorporates the “one thing you can apply to any strategy to reduce up to 95% of losing trades”. The system is based upon a 5 minute FTSE Chart with custom settings and price action around Pivot Points. There are many options for Stop Loss settings as well as Targets. This strategy is simple and straightforward.-frames (15 minutes and less). As part of Damon’s Daily updates (by email) he lists the outcome for each option every day as well as screen shots (with commentary) of the day’s Price action.

FTSE Evening Trader

This manual of 27 pages is essentially a reprint.-Iteration on a large portion of the trading information in the FTSE Strategies Exposed book. It provides some additional information about the FTSE Strategies Exposed manual. Damon’s FTSE system (see above) which he uses again (from around 16:30 (UK Local time)) to take 10-20 pips per evening. Results are also included in the Daily Updates.

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

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In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
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A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
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