Nathan Michaud – InvestorsLive DVD – Tandem Trader
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Nathan Michaud – InvestorsLive DVD – Tandem Trader
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InvestorsLive (Nathan Michaud) has long been one of the best traders in the world who specializes in intra-day trading strategies, he is fantastic at trading these setups, washouts and day trading patterns.
On November 10th 2014 InvestorsLive released the much anticipated TandemTrader DVD. It looks like it is going to be a fantastic resource for people who want to learn how to trade independently (especially day traders).
The animations in the preview clearly show each trading setup in this DVD and they look very professionally made and easy to understand. The Gap up Parabolic short strategy that Nathan Michaud uses is clearly explained including position sizing, timing, risk limits and possible rewards!
InvestorsLive is absolutely respectable for their trading strategy. If you are careful and do your due diligence, you get what you pay for. Tandem Trader is currently on Pre-sale discount in the profitly store until November 10th. You can buy TandemTrader for around $700 until this date! Then the price will increase back up to the $1500. That it is currently listed at the $1500 in the profit dot ly, store, however Nathan reassures that the price is reduced in the cart to only $700. If you are interested in who Nathan Michaud (multimillionaire day trader!) is and what other services (he runs 4 different stock trading teaching services)
Chapter List DVD-1:
Chapter 1: Introduction (0:00:00)
Chapter 2: Trading concepts (1:15:58)
Chapter 3: Nasdaq textbook longs (2:03:30)
Chapter 4: Parabolic shorts (4:12:02)
Chapter 5: Shorts and faders (6:24:50)
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