Combine Technical Analysis with Statistics & Correlation Analysis



This video is the recording of our webinar on August 4th 2015 with Aamar Hussain of ToTheTick. To learn more from Aamar, check out his Trader Kingdom expert page: http://bit.ly/1M4VF70 -------------------------------------------------------- Aamar's Most Popular Trader Kingdom Article: Creating an Edge with Technical Confluence: http://bit.ly/1E89NWI ------------------------------------------------------- We could go on and on about the different methods traders use to find Support & Resistance levels to trade the markets. Fibonacci, volume profile, market profile, moving averages, pivot points, previous day highs or lows... Have you ever noticed how many times an important Fib level coincides with Elliot Wave and floor traders pivots as well? This type of concurrence is known as "confluence" in the markets... Join Aamar Hussain of to the Tick for this informative session introducing additional analysis methods that you can combine and refine to consistently adapt your Support and Resistance analysis to evolve with the markets. In this webinar, you will learn: Why Forex and Futures traders can benefit from Correlation Analysis Why a "Less is More" approach may improve your trading How the application of statistics to traditional research methods may give you an edge How focusing on Support & Resistance can help you improve your focus The difference between proactive and reactive Support and Resistance methods and why both can be useful Aamar is the Chief Technical Analyst and Managing Director of Technical Analysis provider of ToTheTick.com. Prior to creating ToTheTick.com, Aamar worked as an independent trader and analyst, providing research analytics to proprietary firms based in the City of London. He is a regular speaker at trading seminars and expos and is very much an advocate of the “less is more” approach focusing on Support and Resistance methods as the core of his methodology.

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