The step-by-step trend follows the strategies of a full-time trader.

A trend trading methodology has sixteen months of winning trades.

Hello traders.

I have the privilege of working with amazing traders and meeting them. I am amazed by the individuals who have successfully taken simple ideas and concepts and created long term results.

I received an email from one of my students. There is a person named Kelvin Thornley. Two years earlier, he had taken a couple of courses from me. He didn’t have a single losing month of trading in a year. It has been over. 17 in a row. Winning months. That got my attention. I immediately contacted him to find out more.

I was curious to see what he had done with the information I had given him. The results differ greatly when everyone gets the same information. Why is that happening? What made the difference for him? I had a lot of questions and I interviewed him. If you missed it, you can hear it here.

I wanted to know more about what happened after the interview. The approach of Kelvin. . I asked Kevin if he would make his strategies available to others. He was happy to share his systematic approach with us.

It has been a unique experience working with Kelvin to put this course together. Kelvin is the most humble person you will ever meet. He has a simple way about him. His approach to trading is the same. Like many traders, he trades. There are levels of support and resistance. He has a unique way of doing things. It takes a certain amount of time to qualify. And. There is a way to filter. Each trading day, there are currency pairs. A bank trader friend taught him how to use this technique.

You can expect a lot from this course.

There is a detailed approach to the daily trading plan.

There are all the technical tools that Kelvin uses.

How he uses. It was stochastic. And. It’s called the MACD.

It takes only a few minutes at the end of the day to assess which currency pairs he is interested in.

There are over 20 real recent trading examples discussed.

500 MB.

They areVic Noble andKelvin Thornley. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it There are videos.