Trader’s Classroom Collection Volume 2

Shortly after we published the original Trader’s Classroom Collection in late 2004, we realized it would have to be the first of a larger series; the amount of response it engendered was too much to ignore. Now I’m pleased to present Volume 2 of that series.

We have made a few notable changes to Trader’s Classroom since the first Collection appeared, as part of our ongoing effort to improve Futures Junctures. Most obvious are the sixteen new lessons that this eBook comprises, each of which first appeared in Monthly Futures Junctures between October 2004 and January 2006. We have also made our trader education program more robust — by incorporating video updates into Daily Futures Junctures.

Yet what is at the heart of Trader’s Classroom is the same as always. I remain devoted to teaching the methods that I use so that you can avoid learning them the hard way. And whenever I sit down to write a new lesson, my goal never changes — I want to supply a simple explanation of a method that will consistently work in any market and on any timeframe.

All of the following lessons address demands that I face daily as an Elliott wave analyst and trader. Because those demands fall into three broad categories, I tried throughout the last year to select topics that would make this eBook balanced. Sections II-V address how to trade using Elliott wave; sections VI-VIII focus on how to use Fibonacci math to improve your trading; and sections IX-XI show how technical indicators and bar patterns work with the Wave Principle to identify trade opportunities.