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    Commodity Pyramid Trading Course
    Commodity Pyramid Trading Course
    Commodity Pyramid Trading Course
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    Commodity Pyramid Trading Course

    By Thomas Fredrick

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    This "Commodity Pyramid Trading Course" is for the beginner. It helps you to plan and monitor your trading activities. Learn how to successfully pillar and pyramid trading using very profitable and very risky pillar and pyramid trading techniques. It is the process of trading commodity futures contracts in such a way that when the profit from a single trade equals the current margin for the commodity, the profit is used to self-finance an additional futures contract. This self-finance process can take either of two methods: pillar trading -or- pyramid trading. This Pyramid trading course teaches you how to sensibly use high-risk/high reward leverage to your advantage. This is a new landmark course which is not available anywhere else on the planet!

    This trading course gives you specialized knowledge to increase your wealth, improve your trading, and possibly change your lifestyle using the following items:

    * Technical Analysis
    * Trading Plan
    * Money Management Plan

    When you combine all three of these items, it puts the odds of consistent successful trades in your favor. This trading course gives you a well-grounded education on how to succeed at trading commodity futures.

    Why Trade Commodities?

    Here are some of the main benefits of commodity trading:

    * Commodity Futures and Options trading is a business that deals in the buying and selling of basic, expendable items. Each in itself is a survival industry. They were here 30 years ago and they will be here 30 years from now. People will always want (and need) orange juice, bacon, gold, silver, wheat, soybeans, copper, coffee, cotton, cocoa, beef, corn, etc.

    * Commodity Futures and Options trading is a recession-proof activity. You can profit if prices go up, or if they go down. In fact, you can also profit if price does not move at all!

    * Trading commodities involves high financial leverage, giving you high profit potential for a small investment. A $1,350 refundable security deposit will let you control a Silver futures contract which contains 5,000 ounces of silver. So when the price of Silver is at $5/oz. the contract is valued at $25,000. The security deposit in this example is only 5.4% of the commodity contract's total value. A change in the price of Silver by 1-cent results in a $50 change in the value of your futures contract either for or against you. A Silver price move of 10-cents in your favor makes you $500 in profit. And this can frequently happen in a few days!

    * Your "business" involves just you and the market and you can run your business from any location on the planet. (and with a cell phone, you can be in a hammock on the beach in Bora Bora - sipping down Pina Coladas watching dolphins break the water).

    * It moves you from a Linear Income model (where you work "x" hours to make "y" dollars) to a Geometric Income model (where you work very little - but can generate a lot of income).

    * Once you learn this process, it takes less than 30 minutes per weekday of your time to "work at your business". With more free time, you have the opportunity to change your lifestyle and do the important things in your life; like go shopping, take vacations, play, spend more quality time with your loved ones, rapidly fund your retirement portfolio (did I miss anything?).

    * It gives you a way to "offset" cost increases for items which you use. For example, you can neutralize increased gasoline or natural gas price increases by holding a futures position or an option. The profits will more than defray the energy cost increases which are passed on to you.

    Are You Smart?

    If you are one of those really smart people, you can take the time to learn something valuable that can change your life in a positive way. You have absolutely nothing to lose except your time, and you can use your new-found knowledge to bridge yourself into the lifestyle you have always dreamed of living.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas Fredrick
    Release dateDec 11, 2015
    ISBN9781311851437
    Commodity Pyramid Trading Course
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    Thomas Fredrick

    Thomas Fredrick is the author of numerous Ebooks and training courses. He has been developing helpful guides for people who want to have a successful home based business.

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      Commodity Pyramid Trading Course - Thomas Fredrick

      Commodity PYRAMID Trading Course

      Copyright 2015 Thomas Fredrick

      Published by Thomas Fredrick at Smashwords

      Smashwords Edition License Notes

      Thank you for downloading this high-value Ebook. It is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This Ebook remains the copyrighted property of the author, and may not be re-sold or given away to other people; nor may it be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you value this Ebook and you would like to share it with others, you can purchase additional copies for each reader. You can also encourage your friends to download their own copy from their favorite authorized retailer. If you are reading this book and did not purchase it, thank you for returning to your favorite retailer and purchasing your own copy. Your respect for the hard work of this author is very much appreciated. Thank you for your support.

      Table of Content

      Chapter 1 - Introduction

      Chapter 2 - Pyramid/pillar trade characteristics

      Chapter 3 - Pillar trade examples

      Chapter 4 - Pyramid trade examples

      Chapter 5 - Closing comments

      Appendix A - Commodity futures trading resources

      Appendix B - Reference graphics

      Appendix C - Trading form

      Chapter 1 - Introduction

      This chapter describes the objective of this course, the concept of pyramid and pillar trading, and how you can profit by using these trading strategies.

      1a. Objectives of this Trading Course

      This Commodity Pyramid Trading Course will give you the skills to analyze and select commodity futures trades that have a high likelihood of being profitable. You will also learn how to incorporate various pillar and pyramid strategies into your trading activities.

      This is not a trading system. It is an educational presentation that uses common industry information and techniques to help you define a simple Trading Plan. You can use this trading plan to intelligently evaluate and select commodity markets that have the highest likelihood of becoming a successful trade. This course will teach you trading techniques that minimize your chances of loss while simultaneously enhance your ability to profit from expected market price movement. You will also need to define a Money Management Plan to control your risk and loss. And finally, you need to paper trade for at least three months to develop the confidence and skills to be successful in your trading efforts. By doing these things, you gain a significant advantage over other traders.

      I can't guarantee your success - but I will do my absolute best to teach you how to trade intelligently.

      At the end of this trading course, you will know how to more successfully do the following:

      * Analyze commodities with high potential for a successful pyramid trade

      * Understand and use several simple pyramid and pillar trading strategies

      Special Notice

      The information in this Commodity Pyramid Trading Course frequently refers to, and builds upon, information that is contained in the Commodity Futures Trading Course. The reader is assumed to have obtained and mastered the materials in this course.

      1b. Notices

      This course is sold as is, without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, respecting the contents of this course, including but not limited to implied warranties for the course's quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular purpose.

      Neither the owner nor

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