Tuesday, February 22, 2011

A Tale of Two Traders ...

The Story of Two Traders

One Who Failed, One Who Achieved Success

On a bright and sunny day in the early 2000s, two young men were hired by the same firm. It was a large firm that employed thousands of people. Both had been hired into similar mid-level management positions.

While the firm they worked for was prestigious, it didn’t take long for these two men to grow dissatisfied with their positions. The work was tedious. They worked long hours for little pay. And a strict company policy prevented them from climbing the company ladder as quickly as they wanted.

They both started looking for a way to escape the corporate grind.  About this time, they were both introduced to trading. The idea immediately appealed to them. For the first time, they both had hope that they could finally achieve their dreams of financial freedom.

Seven years later, the two men, by chance, bumped into each other at a local event. “Didn’t we used to work together?” said the first man. “Why, yes, we did!” said the second. As they struck up a conversation, they discovered their common interest in trading.

“Well, how have you done?” asked the first. “Actually, not well,” the second man replied. “I’ve lost all of my initial trading account and more. Now I’m working overtime so I can keep trading. I just can’t seem to figure it out. How about you?”

The first man smiled. “Actually, I’ve done better than I ever expected,” he said. “I’ve doubled my account every year since I began. I was doing so well that I quit my job a couple of years ago. And it just keeps getting better. My wife and I are finally doing what we’ve always dreamed. In fact, we’ve visited four different countries since I quit. We’ve even taken our kids along a couple of times.”

So What Made the Difference?

Have you ever wondered what makes the difference between the trader who fails and the trader who succeeds? I have. It’s not necessarily a difference in intelligence, talent, or commitment.

More often than not, the difference lies in the approach a person takes when he sets out to learn how to trade.

The man who found himself poorer and struggling to keep up had purchased dozens of trading courses and programs, hoping that each one would be the answer. And yet he never stuck with a single system, method, or technique for more than a month or two. Ultimately, he became more confused than ever – losing money on nearly every trade.

The other more successful man had actually invested time to learn trading first. And rather than trying every product that came along, he had researched – and carefully chosen – a single trading method. He had then mastered that method and made a small fortune in the process.

And that’s why I’m writing you today about the DecisionBar Trading Method. It is a method that both I and a select group of discerning traders use to take profits from the markets whenever we like. It is a method so simple, so accurate, and so powerful that it is effective for both beginner and veteran traders alike.

A Trading Program Unlike Any Other

DecisionBar trading software is unique. It gives you enough information to help you make intelligent trades, but it never removes you from the decision-making process.

Pick any stock, option, future, currency, or ETF you want to trade. Look for an entry signal. Confirm it using the proprietary risk oscillator. Assuming you’ve entered a trade, use DecisionBar’s dynamic stops – or an explicit exit signal – to get you out of your trade. It’s that simple.

And since the trading parameters can be customized for any time frame, it works equally well for day trading, swing trading, and position trading. Even if you used the default settings, you could still turn a profit on most trading instruments with reasonable volatility.

Powerful X-Ray Vision for Any Chart

Right now, I’m looking at an hourly of EUR/AUD.  By itself, the chart reveals no great secrets.  It is kind of a a choppy chart and can be a nightmare to trade.

Yet when I apply the DecisionBar Software, the chart comes instantly alive. The chart now has clarity.  All of a sudden, I can see the support and resistance lines (and how they’ve changed over time); a clear entry point for a short trade (the "Short Failure" signal on the left of the chart). Even better, I can see the dynamic stops at every price level. Those are the green dots you see following the short trade down.  I have the stops set to tighten when a predetermined profit threshold is reached.

Now, as I’m watching the chart evolve – and seeing DecisionBar in action as the chart moves from right to left – I see my stop triggered, and then a brand new Long entry signal generated on the next bar (The "Long Exhaustion" signal). I check the DecisionBar risk oscillator at the bottom of my screen; it confirms the trade. Looks like yet another clear trading opportunity.

Once again the DecisionBar Dynamic Stops, now shown as red dots for a long trade, follow my trade and help me lock in profits.

Our Dynamic Stops also adjust for volatility, so you don't get stopped out of a big move prematurely, or give back your profit if the market loses momentum.  Don't you just hate when that happens?

Very few traders enjoy this kind of minute-by-minute insight while trading. If you have never used DecisionBar in your trading, you have no idea how useful it can be to you.

The Only Trading Program You’ll Ever Need

DecisionBar can be used to trade any of your favorite trading instruments. Whether you like to trade blue chips or the Qs, forex or futures, you’ll be well equipped to profit.

The simplicity and effectiveness of DecisionBar has already helped hundreds of traders improve the accuracy of their trades and their overall profitability. Here are a few real-world results:

“First day using DecisionBar. Trading the DAX. Five trades, 5 Wins, 0 Losses. +$2,687.50!! Been trading for 12+ years, never had a day like this.” -L.Z. in NY

“...really amazed how your indicators have worked so accurately...” -Sal S. in CA

“I trade the S&P 500 stock index futures... probably the most difficult market to trade. And during the last two days I’ve logged 22 points on four trades with no losses... truly amazing!” -C.O. in NJ

“I am still in my first month of usage, and I’m way ahead overall. The method is uncanny in keeping me and my trades on the right side of the market.” -J.S. in FL

It’s for these reasons – and many more – that DecisionBar traders maintain their member status month after month and year after year.

30-Day Risk-Free Trial

Because we understand you will want an opportunity to try DecisionBar without risk or obligation, we offer a 30-day risk-free trial.

Of course, we are confident that once you install DecisionBar on your home computer, and see for yourself how accurate the trading signals are, you will want to continue using the DecisionBar Trading Method to keep you on the right side of the market.

Commit to Your Trading Success Today

Can I guarantee you’ll always make money with DecisionBar? Of course not. But I can promise that DecisionBar will always provide you with accurate signals to help you make better trading decisions.

You will win more trades than you lose, and your winners will be bigger than your losers.

Visit our website now at:


http://www.decisionbar.com

Sincerely yours,

Les Schwartz

Creator of DecisionBar Software

P.S. Don’t wait a moment longer to take advantage of our 30-day risk-free trial and begin living the lifestyle of a successful professional trader.

http://www.decisionbar.com

P.S.P.  Remember, our support staff is ready, willing and able to help you with any problems you may have, from installation of the DecisionBar software, to maximizing your settings, to answering questions about your trading strategy.

http://www.decisionbar.com



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