Markay Latimer – Squeeze the Market (4 DVDs)

Markay Latimer – Squeeze the Market (4 DVDs)

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When a stock makes a breakout, either moving up or moving down, it can mean a big profit for an experienced investor. In the DVD series Squeeze the Markets, Markai Latimer will help you learn how to identify these major movements as they develop and learn how to use them to potentially increase your profits.

BetterTrades trading education coach Markai Latimer succeeds in teaching students how to get a head start on momentum plays. In this lesson, Markai teaches students how to use Bollinger bands on an intraday chart to fine-tune inputs and outputs.

In this 4-DVD series, you will learn how:

* Find stocks of sleepers that may be ready to move.

* Rate of short-term pulse of the game.

* Find early breakouts to potentially create more cash.

* Improve your skills with the help of special quick settings Markay.

Bollinger bands can become a staple for any trader who has mastered technical indicators, but too many people don’t know how to use them. Markai’s ability to teach this information is second to none; her class will help you determine when certain stocks may be ready to move.

The techniques described in these DVDs can teach you the skills to become a better trader. Purchase this distance learning course now to start your journey to financial freedom! This DVD series allows you to learn at your own pace in the comfort and privacy of your own home!

Exchange trading course: learn about exchange trading

A stock trader or stock trader is a person or company involved in trading equity securities.

Stock traders can be agents, hedgers, arbitrageurs, speculators, and stockbrokers.

Such stock trading in large public companies can be carried out through the stock exchange.

Shares of small public companies can be bought and sold on over-the-counter (OTC) markets.

Stock traders can trade on their own account, called proprietary trading, or through an agent authorized to buy and sell on behalf of the owner.

Trading through an agent is usually done through a stock broker. Agents are paid a Commission for completing the transaction.

Major stock exchanges have market makers who help limit price fluctuations (volatility) by buying and selling shares of a particular company on their own behalf, as well as on behalf of other clients.