The Honest Guide to Stock Trading: Make Market-Beating Returns. Achieve Long-Term Wealth.

Are you tired of trading books that are nothing more than a sales pitch? ”The Honest Guide to Stock Trading” shares the exact trading strategy rules and money management systems that have a proven track-record of making market-beating returns. This book is not about day-trading, it is not the ‘holy grail’ and it’s not going to make you a millionaire overnight. But if you follow the author’s exact rules and trading psychology tips, you’ll learn how to manage your trading account like a true professional. Download your copy today and discover... • How to successfully trade stocks, forex, ETFs, commodities and bonds. • How to calculate your position size for each trade. • When to enter and exit positions. • Where to put your stop-losses and profit targets. • How to cut your losing trades quickly and let your winning trades run. • How to find the most promising markets to trade in less than 20 minutes each evening. • How to combine fundamental and technical analysis to find the strongest stocks from the strongest industries. • How to find penny stocks that could make triple-digit returns, without day-trading or taking unnecessary risks. • How to define bull markets and bear markets using simple tools. • How to use correlation analysis to improve your diversification and profits, while simultaneously reducing your risk. • How to overcome the psychological barriers that prevent the majority of traders from ever making a dime. • And much more. Buy Your Copy Today and Receive 100% Free Access to The Accompanying Video Series and Exclusive Downloadable Content. Introduction Assumptions What you’ll learn in this book A little background information Learning from my mistakes Letting Winners Run How I hope to help you become a better trader. Why I wrote this book Trading isn’t easy. But it doesn’t need to be complicated! Who this book is for How this book is structured Why do the majority of traders fail? Inadequate understanding of risk Thinking that markets can be predicted What you don’t know can’t hurt you Not having a quantifiable system Unrealistic expectations Not wanting to lose Getting to know expectancy Understanding Stop-losses and Position Sizing What is a stop-loss? What is a trailing stop-loss? Why a trailing stop-loss helps improve your risk/reward ratio Risk/Reward Ratios Understanding position sizing Leverage Be aware of slippage and gaps in price Use leverage sparingly Risk before reward Approach the market without a bias Conflicts of Interest Avoid the crowded trades Trend-Following The technical tools to use Technical analysis is not predictive Technical indicators Moving Average (MA) Donchian Channels Volume Stochastics oscillator Average true range indicator (ATR) Caveats to trailing stop-losses It’s easier to manage a losing trade than a winning trade. Conclusions to our technical tools. Fundamental Criteria Strong broader markets and strong industries Earnings per share (EPS) growth Revenue growth Return on Equity (ROE) Insider transactions Float Short float Debt to equity ratio Fair value calculation Conclusions to our fundamental criteria Organizing your workspace Fundamental rules data sources WWW.FINVIZ.COM Determining the strength of the broader market and individual industries The benefit of building watch-lists Herding Screening criteria for Daily Breakout and Counter-Trend strategy watch-lists WWW.ADVFN.COM Highlighted phrases WWW.BARCHART.COM WWW.INSIDERINSIGHTS.COM WWW.SEEKINGALPHA.COM WWW.PROREALTIME.COM (Preparing your charts) Creating your daily breakout and counter-trend chart template Creating your weekly breakout chart template Conclusions to organising your workspace Mechanical trading strategies Daily breakout trend strategy rules Entry and exit rules You can always re-enter a trending asset Love your losses Daily counter-trend strategy rules Diversify your strategies Would you want a strategy that you knew would lose? Counter-trend rules Entry and exit rules Why it works Reduce your size when your stops are tight Examples from different asset classes Losing counter-trend trade examples Weekly breakout strategy rules Broader market analysis Fundamental analysis Create your weekly breakout strategy screener Trading low float stocks Growing earnings Earnings progress Easy earnings comps Does the current price leave room for appreciation? Fair value calculation re-cap EPS catalysts Weekly breakout strategy technical entry and exit rules Top tips for trading low float stocks Weekly breakout strategy modified Conclusions to the weekly breakout strategy Strategy back-test results Knowing your strategy Back-testing good practice Survivorship bias Look-ahead bias Curve-fitting Sample size Look-back period Account management used during tests Market benchmark Test results for daily breakout strategy Adding the market-environment filter Trend-following characteristics The negatives to trend-following Test results for daily counter-trend strategy Analysis of results Total return profile Tips for sticking to the plan Find YOUR optimal bet size Repetition breeds consistency High risk, high reward. Low risk, low reward Building a better portfolio Other risk reduction methods How many positions should I trade at once? Correlation analysis Diverse ETF matrix Jan 2014 Practical use of a correlation matrix USA stock market sectors Diversify your portfolio with ETFs How much to get paid? Conclusions Final thoughts Essential reading list Thank-You for Reading “The Honest Guide to Stock Trading” Flagship Trading Course Information