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Why losing traders look for methods that win 80% or more of the time

Trading School (September 10th, 2009) Writes:

I’ll get right to it…this post from Bill Poulos from Profits Run is excellent! We’ve all been in this situation, where we look for a great methodology for our trading style, look at published winning percentages, and then cry when it completely blows up your account…yes we’ve ALL been there! In Bill’s new article he helps you figure out the solutions. Bill’s expertise really comes through in this article and he’s just released his “Risk Eraser” technique video so check it out today!

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While doing research on the current state of the Forex trading landscape, I discovered something surprising.

Losing Forex traders appear to be enamored with ‘winning percentages’ when selecting a forex trading method.

The irony in that statement should be obvious — if the ‘winning percentage’ of the forex method is so important, how can these traders still be net losers?

Because, I believe, winning percentage is the

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Why Trading Forex Now Beats The Stock Market

Trading School (September 8th, 2009) Writes:

Today’s post is from an old friend, frequent blogger (see previous posts), and trading expert Bill Poulos from Profits Run. With Bill focusing a ton of his time on Forex, and with the Forex market getting so much attention, I wanted to ask Bill to come and give us some of his latest insights into what he’s found. The article below is a great one, and if you have time I’d highly recommend checking out his new “Risk Eraser” technique video!

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You’ve likely heard the term Forex lately — it continues to be the hottest trading trend today. That’s a trend I believe will continue but today, I wanted to take a few moments to point out why as well as how you can best take advantage of trading foreign currencies without being taken advantage of.

Just a couple of years ago, the foreign exchange markets

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Forex markets: Day trading versus End of Day trading

Trading School (June 16th, 2009) Writes:

At MarketClub.com, we cover the Forex markets with real-time streaming data, but trader’s blog members often ask which is better: Day Trading or End of Day Trading the Forex markets. To help answer that question and answer ANY other Forex questions you might have is Bill Poulos. Bill’s developed an amazing Forex Income Engine 2.0 course (goes live at 10am today), and has decided to give us one more post and clear his schedule to answer any and ALL questions you might have for him! Please comment below with your own thoughts on which is better for Forex trading and your own personal experiences!

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Forex traders often ask: “Is it better to trade the Forex markets on an end of day basis (with daily charts) or a day trading basis (with 5, 10, 30, etc minute charts)?”

There is no right answer to this question, as I believe it depends

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Forex Trading: Fundamental versus Technical Analysis

Trading School (June 13th, 2009) Writes:

Bill Poulos didn’t get the response from everyone that he expected so he asked if he could come back and “really teach people what I know”. So this time around he’s talking about Fundamental versus Technical Analysis in the Forex markets. I also wanted him to give away some more free stuff so he’s agreed to give away the chance to win a free copy of his soon to be released Forex Income Engine 2.0 course, enter here for free!

So please try to win a free copy of his course, and give him a warm welcome with the comments!!

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Forex traders have today a wealth of information from which to evaluate and select potential trades (some would argue too much information). These markets are moved by two primary forces: Fundamental forces (balance of trade data, money supply, interest rates, economic and financial reports, etc.) and Technical forces.

While many

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Why Do Most Forex Traders Fail: Risk Management

Trading School (June 10th, 2009) Writes:

I’d have to say that EVERYTIME Bill Poulos is a guest blogger, he gets almost as many comments and attention as Adam…ALMOST. Today should be no different. I called Bill and asked him to write an article on risk management in Forex. I read the article and it delivers, so you won’t be disappointed. This article focuses on the method he uses and he’s produced two videos (Flexible Forex Discovery VIDEO ONE…..Flexible Forex in Action VIDEO TWO) so check out the videos, enjoy the article, and let the comments fly as I told him he’ll have to teach in the comment section!

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When trading anything, risk management is first and foremost.  Without it you will lose, period.  When trading the Forex markets or any highly leveraged market, you must have a risk management plan that accounts for that leverage.

Forex broker’s are fond of touting the fact that

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High Probability Stock Trades

Michael Michaud (May 29th, 2008) Writes:

Last week I forgot to post a private username and password that gave traders a ’sneak peek’ inside the members-only website for Bill Poulos’s Quantum Swing Trader (QST) home study course. Well this week that doesn’t even matter now . . .

I also completely ‘blanked out’ and forgot to tell you something else . . . it’s probably the coolest feature of the whole site.

What is it?

It’s a preview of Bill’s popular “Profit Feeder” service . . . which is a daily report he publishes after the market closes that shows you exactly which stocks, out of the 8,000+ out there, that meet his specialized QST “search criteria”.

This essentially gives you a highly qualified list of those stocks that have the potential to enter into profitable positions in the coming days.

It’s …


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