Linda Raschke – Trading Techniques 2008 – One Day Workshop Manual

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• Linda Raschke – Swing Trading and Short-Term Price Patterns (Audio & Workbook 50 MB)
• Linda Raschke – Trading Techniques 2008. One Day Workshop Manual
• Linda Raschke – 5 Trading Patterns

Swing trading and short-term price patterns are used.

Linda Raschke is an expert.

There is a PDF file with audio in it.

90 minutes is the running time.

The Workbook has 22 pages.

Linda believes that the market exhibits patterns which allow traders to predict price direction. She has found that prices tend to form a three-day swing trading pattern.

Linda will explain how to recognize the swing pattern. The market tendencies and the philosophy behind trading the swing pattern will be described by her. She will teach a sound method for trading this phenomenon, a method that will enhance your confidence to trade any stock or futures market on any day. Linda will show how these swing patterns can be used to develop mechanical systems that are applicable to different market periods. Linda gives a new perspective on price behavior and chart patterns.

Linda Raschke has 5 trading patterns.

Linda uses five trading patterns. There are five patterns that work well in equity and commodity markets. Understanding enduring market setups will give you a solid foundation for trading technically. They give the aggressive trader confidence and simplify analysis. Linda uses these patterns as the core of her analysis, but they work well on any time period.

Linda Raschke is a person.

Linda Raschke has been a professional trader for 20 years. She moved from the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange to the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Sue Herera wrote about Linda in her book, Women of the Street. She co-authored the best selling book in 1995. Linda trades every day.

The foreign exchange course is for traders.

Want to know more about the foreign exchange market?

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