Learning to identify these opportunities is the basis of Trading to Win Course. Once you can learn to identify the low risk opportunity levels along the way where you can make trading entries you will be trading to WIN.
Introduction:
One of the failures of most trading books I have read in the past is that they leave out the “human element” associated with the day-to-day behaviour of most of our markets. Markets are living things and react to current events as well as technical events rather than to just move along with no consideration for the outside world, as most technical books would like you to believe. Technical Analysis alone will not a trader make. Successful trading requires an understanding of the players, as well as the technical and the fundamental aspects of any market, and a continuing hands on day-to-day approach.
My way is all about technical preparation, studying the fundamentals, listening to the current news and evaluating the unfolding chart patterns being generated between the actions of the buyers and the sellers in the markets I follow. To trade profitably in real time only requires you to identify low risk entry opportunity in my opinion. This is the bottom line between success and failure. In 2002 I said there would be no need for me to write anymorem but that hasn’t exactly turned out to be the truth.Although all my previously published work contains all the informationI think is necessary to make a success of trading ,I was left with a slightly unfulfilled feeling.
I decided to re-write the TTW book as a more informative course and then when combined with my DYNAMIC TIME & PRICE ANALYS book students would have a complete standalone instruction course. Trading to Win Course will take you through in stages using the methodologies in trading principle the way I do it. This manual will instruct you how to prepare for the trading day and then to stay a step a head of what is going on as the market unfolds. The approach I am going to take is to lead you through the basics and then expand on them as we go on. The first thing you need to learn is how to control risk. After that you can learn to be selective with your trading entries.
Once you have mastered these simple things you should study the time and price material, the Gann material and the other criteria I have published in DT&PA so you will know the outer workings of the market place. It is very important for you to understand what can motivate other traders if you wish to be successful, as the market has technicians working on all different levels, i.e., they make decisions based on data over different time frames. If you understand the basic premise of WAVES OF SIMII.AR DEGREE you will be able to monitor what is predictable in the intra-day’ the daily and the weekly price movement of any market.
Contents:
Section1 : Practical Trading to WIN Tools
- Close Stops
- Market Mechanics
- Support – Resistance & TREND
- Three Bar Swing charts
- Old Highs and Lows
- The 50% Balance Point Rule
- The 1:1 Overbalancing Rule
- The 2 day Correction Rule
- Short Term Trend Indicators
- Reversal Bars
- Reversal Patterns
- Continuation Patterns
- General Pattern Tools
- Gaps
- Open Interest in futures markets
- News Events / Repofts / Economic Indicators
- Fail Safe TRADE ENTRY techniques and exit rules
- Daily Range Patterns
Section2 : Dynamic Price Geometry trading tools you need to understand WIN
- Sacred Geometry
- Geometric Ratios in Market Corrections
- Bear Market Trends
- Bull Market Trends
- Alternate Waves & Retracement Levels
- The Reverse Cross
- Inside, Outside & Double Cross Levels
- My X-ABCD
- Past examples of X-ABCD reversals
- Odd Ball Retracement Levels & Targets
- Bread & Butter Trading Set-ups
- Market Logic
Section3 : Day to Day and Week to Week
- Daily Check List
- Weekly Check List
- Contract Rollover – 1st Month
Section4 : Summaries
- The Psychological Aspects of Trading to Win
- My thoughts on how to beat the market
Trading to Win Course By Bryce Gilmore PDF
Kendrick Bruce (verified owner) –
As an experienced trader, I found the techniques for reading market behavior and sentiment extremely insightful. The author clearly has deep knowledge of real market dynamics.
Jakob Christensen (verified owner) –
I learned a few useful things, but much of the content was stuff I’d seen before. More advanced traders may be disappointed.
Alvaro Carlson (verified owner) –
Some great tools and insights here. My only complaint is the organization was a little haphazard in places.
Corbin Klein (verified owner) –
This goes far beyond most trading books, with detailed explanations of market psychology and geometry. An invaluable resource in my trading education.
Kali Khan (verified owner) –
This book completely changed my approach to trading. The practical tools provided are invaluable for identifying low risk opportunities. Highly recommend for any trader looking to improve their strategy.
Hana Wilcox (verified owner) –
I appreciate the comprehensive coverage – from broad concepts to specific tactics. This book has something to offer traders at every level. Very well written too.
Jerry Horton (verified owner) –
As a beginner, this gave me the foundation I needed to start trading properly. The author explains everything clearly for new traders.
Haylee Cain (verified owner) –
Fantastic breakdown of chart patterns and geometry for finding optimal entry and exit points. My win rate has improved significantly thanks to this book.
Valeria Reilly (verified owner) –
As a more advanced trader, I found the beginning of the book too basic. But the later sections had new insights I really valued.
Carmen Castaneda (verified owner) –
Trading is difficult, but this book gives you an edge. If you’re willing to put in the work, the author provides the tools for success.
Elianna McMahon (verified owner) –
I learn something new every time I re-read this book. The insights and techniques stand the test of time. A true trading classic.
Benson McCullough (verified owner) –
The psychology chapter really resonated with me. Managing emotions is critical in trading, and this book provides practical tips for developing a winning mindset.
Collin Chen (verified owner) –
Very useful book overall. I would have liked more examples for some of the chart patterns, but still got a lot out of it.
Kamdyn Hutchinson (verified owner) –
The balance of technical and fundamental analysis presented here is brilliant. I’ve become a much more well-rounded trader thanks to this.
Marilyn Taylor (verified owner) –
The methodology presented for controlling risk first is so important. I’ve avoided many losing trades by focusing on risk management as the priority.
Aitana Vu (verified owner) –
The techniques have held up well over time. I’ve been using this book successfully for years through all kinds of changing market conditions.
Jamie Jennings (verified owner) –
The practical checklists are so helpful for developing consistent habits and routines as a trader. Much easier to implement the strategies.