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Address:	141 W Jackson Blvd, Suite 1340A
	Chicago, IL 60604
Phone # for sales:	800-769-7021
Additional Phone #:	312-264-4300
Fax:	312-264-4399
Website:	www.pricegroup.com
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E-mail address:	offers@pricegroup.com

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General Information TOP

Course/Seminar name: PRICE | How to Trade

Cost (flat fee or per hour rate): Free

This course/seminar would be best suited for:

General audience
Beginners interested in trading
Novice traders

Course/Seminar taught via:

Written materials
Computer (online applications)

Brief explanation of Course/Seminar

Learning How to Trade is an Opportunity! As with all opportunities, mastering your subject is the key to being successful. Work through the 'PRICE | How to Trade' Free Online Trading Course and complete the end of chapter quizzes to attain a solid foundation of trading knowledge. Our team of professional analysts are available to discuss any questions you may have now, during, or after the course. We can help to fine tune your education - but start here! Take the first step and Sign up Now - it's FREE! http://howtotrade.pricegroup.com

Background Information TOP

Course/Seminar instructor(s): The PRICE Futures Group team

Brief explanation of instructor(s) experience:

At The PRICE Futures Group, our team of veteran brokers' experience ranges from 20-30 years in the financial industry.

Time required to complete the course/seminar: Several days

Course/Seminar location(s) (if travel required):

n/a

Details TOP

Markets followed:

Stocks
Futures
Bonds
Industrial groups
Cash markets
Mutual funds
Indices
Options
Forex

Is a computer required for the course/seminar? Yes

Is software required for the course/seminar? No

Is software supplied with the course/seminar? No

Resources provided:

Manual(s)
Online information

Course/Seminar topics:

Fundamental analysis
Technical analysis
Portfolio management
Futures and Options trading
Stock screening
Using charts and indicators
Setting up trading systems
Trading psychology
Day trading
Trading software instruction
Forex trading

Other topics:

1. General Market Theory Introduction Comparison of Technical and Fundamental Analysis Basic Premises of Technical Analysis Advantages of Using Technical Analysis Criticism of Technical Analysis The Dow Theory Trading Mania 2. Charting Fundamentals Introduction Types of Charts Daily Bar Chart Using Daily Bar Charts Support and Resistance Levels Identifying Support and Resistance Levels Trend Lines Retracements Price Gaps Point and Figure Chart The Elliot Wave Theory Fibonacci Numbers Cycle Theory 3. Price Patterns Introduction Reversal Patterns: Head and Shoulders Double Top and Bottom Rounded Top and Bottom V-Formation or Spike Continuation Patterns: Symmetric Triangle Ascending and Descending Triangles Flag and Pennant Wedge Rectangle Continuation Head & Shoulders Candlestick Patterns Confirmation of the Analysis 4. Technical Indicators Introduction Moving Averages Moving Averages Difference Oscillator Relative Strength Index Momentum Stochastics Bollinger Bands Pivot Point Analysis Volume and Open Interest Historical Volatility Advance/Decline Line Overbought/Oversold Indicator Advance/Decline Volume Line TRIN - Short-Term Trading Index Comparative Strength Index Call/Put Ratio 5. Trading System Development Introduction Basic Examples of a Rule-Based Trading System Trading Systems and the Computer Developing the Trading System Setting Entry and Exit Rules Slippage, Commissions, and Bad Luck Optimization and Curve-Fitted Trading Patterns Trading System Example 6. Money Management Introduction Investing vs. Trading Futures vs. Stock Trading Leverage Realistic Expectations How Much to Trade With How Much to Allocate per Trade How Much to Risk on Each Trade Correlation and Diversification Using Stop Orders to Protect Against a Loss Stop Placement Risk Reward Ratio Ride Your Winners / Cut Your Losses Psychological Factors Margin Calls Pyramiding Equity Curves Mock Trading Cautions About Trading the Markets

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