MARCUS:
At the end of the day, every trader is basically looking
at the one thing that is CONSTANT, and that is PRICE.
Regardless of the indicators they are using, and there
are many of them, the only thing that does not change
is the Price. Indicators are always lagging with
reference to Price. This is not to say that indicators
are not important, but if you want to be successful in
trading, you need to base your entries and exits on
what Price is telling you, not what the indicators are
saying.

I’ll show in my introduction workshop that regardless
of the indicators you may be using, Price remains the
only TRUE and CONSTANT base for which we base
our strategies on. Indicators were developed to try
and predict where the Price will be heading, and as
mentioned, indicators are always lagging with
reference to Price. Indicators may lie to you, but
PRICE WILL ALWAYS REMAIN TRUE AND CONSTANT.

MARCUS:
There is nothing mystical about High Speed Price
Rhythm™ (HSPR). What we want to impart to each and
every individual is the ability to limit their time exposure
in the market for each trade they take. Using Concept
of Price’s HSPR, we are usually able to limit your time
exposure to the market in terms of minutes rather than
hours or even days. Many of the traders I’ve trained are
in and out of a trade between 5-15 mins.

This is crucial in these uncertain times where you do
not want to expose yourself any longer than is
necessary to achieve your target profits. We are day
traders. That means that we close our position each
day and do not carry an open position overnight. You
want to be able to sleep easily at night and not worry
about an open position you may have, right? Trade
1-2 hours, achieve your profits, and go sleep knowing
that the money is in your pocket. No need to worry
about a catastrophic event happening while you are
at work the next morning and not being able to do
anything about it.

Look, I know you may be thinking that I am talking “big”
here, but stay with me a minute. Listen, I’m a serious
full time trader. I‘ve worked with many other successful
traders. I’ve looked at futures trading cautiously,
skeptically and spent a ton of time analyzing the market
and feel that futures trading has the best capability for
building wealth and 2nd source of income for the smart
traders…especially for the admittedly LAZY traders than
any other on the market today. I would even go so far
as to say that if you don’t at least seriously consider
attending this free workshop then you probably are not
serious about building your wealth or 2nd income.

MARCUS:
Trading the Index Futures offers everyone a level
playing field. What do I mean by this? Say we have 3 individuals (A, B & C). Trader A trades Futures; Traders B and C trade Options. Trader A starts with a capital of US$5,000. Trader B starts with US$5,000 and Trader C starts with US$25,000. Lets assume that all 3 Traders trades 1 contract per transaction. Trader B will find his choice of Options to trade, limited as his starting capital is low. He/she will not be able to compete with Trader C (with a higher start up capital). Trader B may spot a great opportunity in XYZ company and wants to play that counter, but find himself unable to take advantage of it because the strike price is above his margin. Trader C who spots the same counter (XYZ) will probably be jumping with joy because he can trade that counter due to his higher start up capital.

Trader A, on the other hand do not have to worry too much about his margin. With his US$5,000 capital, he can trade 1 contract in Futures. It does not matter if you start with US$5,000 or US$25,000, you are on a level playing field. You can trade the same Futures. The only difference is that a person with a higher start up capital may be able to trade more than 1 contract. They will be trading in the same Index and can enter and exit a trade almost at the same time. Their percentage gain will be the same, assuming that their profit target is the same.

Many people also do not have the capital to purchase Stocks and hold it, waiting for it to appreciate in value. Assuming that a particular Stock cost US$5 per share.

To purchase 1 lot, you need to pay out US$5,000 for that Stock. Your entire trading capital then is vested on that particular Stock.

Forex is very news sensitive, in my opinion. If you have trouble even understanding the balance sheet of 1 particular company, how much more difficult will it be to understand the trade balance between countries, interest rates, politics, etc? I’ve observed Forex and for me, Forex is best left to the big boys (Institutional traders).