30 years ago I learned this market secret
Posted on Wednesday, December 10th, 2008 | In Investing Lessons, VideosI can honestly say that 30 years ago I learned how to trade the markets in the pits of Chicago.
It was there, in one of those sweaty, tumultuous, in your face trading pits, that I learned one of the most valuable trading secrets in the world.
This one trading secret opened my eyes to why things happen in the markets.
This trading secret, which is over 800 years old, is one of the most monumental mathematical discoveries of all time.
The publication in 1202 of the “The Book of Calculation” was never meant to be a road map to success in the markets. However, it turned out to be an extraordinary blueprint for how modern day markets work.
The number sequences contained in this amazing 800 year old book, is like having a virtual DNA for every stock, futures and foreign exchange market.
No one knows for sure why these number sequences work. Some traders believe them to be mystical, others, like myself prefer to call them one of life’s little mysteries.
I have been using this sequence of numbers to trade the markets for over 30 years. I have to say that after all this time, I am still amazed that these numbers still work!
My new 8 minute educational trading video that remains true to core principles of the “The Book of Calculation.” Show you step by step, exactly how you can benefit from using this trading secret.
Once you view the video and absorb this valuable educational trading lesson, you can apply the exact same principles you learn to your own trading. What could be better than that.
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Discover and benefit today, from what I learned over 30 years ago in the trading pits of Chicago.
Every success.
Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
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