Dear Trader.

Have you ever wanted to watch something? Career trader. In action?

To see how he does things. assesses Each and every trade?

To see how he does things. reacts How does he make decisions on the fly?

Is it possible to look over his shoulder as trades are executed?

There is a new video course by Vadym Graifer. Six months in the making and using the latest computer technology, this amazing video course consists of a collection of REAL PLAYS recorded and narrated by Vadym Graifer as he trades the market real time, right off his personal trading station!

Vad reveals trading techniques that have enabled him to profit from the market ever since.

The video course gives you the chance to look over a professional trader’s shoulder.

Vad demonstrates his techniques under live market conditions.

The co-pilot seat is next to Vad. This pro knows how to navigate the market. Listen and play as each trade unfolds.

There are no hindsight commentaries.

You should not do that.

Real time commentary can be seen with actuarial plays.

Vad lets you in on his thinking process as each trade develops. You will see it. Why? He took the trade, how stops were placed, where and why the profits/losses were taken.

You will see if Vad made a mistake.

You will hear it if Vad hesitated.

You will learn from Vad’s performance.

Vad starts with his multi-monitor layout to trading tools, to software configuration, to actual setups that are used for dozens of actual trades. It’s all raw and real with little editing.

There are myths about scaling.

I want to clear up some of the myths about this practice. Let’s set the record straight. It’s not about trading for a spread or a rebate. This isn’t something I teach and it’s not what I do. You are in the wrong place if you are looking for this. It’s about taking small profits and winning more frequently.

It is possible to decrease your exposure to the market. While in an open position, investors are subject to unpredictable news events. Swing traders are at risk of overnight gaps. A sudden market turn can affect the active day trader.

The probability of being hit hard is extremely low when speculators engage in a trade for a short period of time.

It’s a must-have resource for anyone who wants to earn a steady income by trading the market.

Swing traders and position traders will find that using scalping as a trading approach can add safety and improve cost basis of their trades.

Part-time traders can participate in market movements with minimal risk.

Day traders will try to improve their bottom line.

Struggling traders will find that scalping is the best way to get their confidence back.

Regardless of the trader’s time frame, he or she will find scalping to be a great way to trade at times when it seems nothing works.

There is a video course content.

CD #1

• Introduction
• Setup
• Screen 1 Scanner
• Screen 2
• Screen 3
• Screen 4
• Ready! Set! Execute!
• Fast Sell Feature
• Using Reserve
• Hidden Order
• Fake Bids – Fool or Be Fooled
• Risk Evaluation by Level II
• Low Float Mover
• Premarket Fakeout

CD #2

• Setups That I Play
• Morning Warm-up
• OK Coffee Is In
• MOGN Short Scalp
• Type I XOMA
• Type II IPIX
• Type I ASTM
• Change of Plans! From Scalp to Day Trade

CD #3

• Lunch Money
• Not too Great of a Trade
• Each Setup is Separate
• One Boring Day
• Stopped Play IMAX
• Conservative Entry EMMS
• Salmon JBE
• Double Bottom Confirmation
• Capitulation

CD #4

• Scalping 1
• Scalping 2