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Trading via Japanese Candlestick Patterns

First of all, most resources of Japanese Candlesticks patterns are free and only provide dictionary like terms of names with generic and real chart examples (e.g. bearish engulfing, bullish engulfing, bullish harami et cetera).

Unfortunately, most traders using these free resources (online articles, forum discussions, magazine articles, online videos, library books et cetera) are the self-taught types along with having the belief in error that these free resources are providing a complete trading plan.

Simply, most traders are not profitable when using Japanese Candlesticks as their primary methodology or as a confirmation strategy that confirms their primary method mainly due to using information that was primarily design to only provide dictionary terms with chart examples.

In contrast, we do provide a complete trading plan (pattern rules, entry rules, stop/loss management, trailing stop management, profit targets, contingency plan and private member forum so clients can learn from each other) of custom Japanese Candlestick patterns that removes the subjectivity so that you can exploit changes in supply/demand, volatility along with being able to merge our strategies with other strategies you may be using regardless if your a price action only trader or a trader that's dependent upon indicators.

Also, our trade management rules for these patterns can be profitably applied to any free resource or books you have access too about Japanese Candlesticks along with giving you the ability to design your own custom Japanese Candlestick patterns that fit your own personal trading style.

Further, if the self-taught route of Japanese Candlestick pattern recognition isn't profitable for you, we highly recommend our resources to help you traverse to a road of a more comprehensive understanding of Japanese Candlestick analysis along with improving their profit level in comparison to your trading before using our resources.

In addition, you'll get the big piece of the puzzle to profitably trading via Japanese Candlestick analysis via purchasing our Advance Japanese Candlestick Trading Report (AJCTR) strategies along with being able to converse with other fee-base clients that have stronger understanding of the price action involving candlestick pattern recognition via a private forum for members only.

There's more information about our custom Japanese Candlestick patterns at the below link...

http://www.thestrategylab.com/AdvanceJapaneseCandlestickTrading.htm

With that said, our custom Japanese Candlestick patterns are applicable to the following trading instruments (consult us about other trading instruments not listed below) regardless if you're a trader of day trading, swing trading, position trading, trend reversals, trend continuations trader et cetera:

CME Emini Futures EMD, ES and NQ

ICE Emini TF (formerly CME ER2)

CBOT mini-sized Dow Futures YM

Eurex Index Derivatives (futures) DAX and DJ Euro Stoxx50

Eurex Fixed Income Derivatives BUND, BOBL and Schatz

Euronext Futures FTSE-100 and CAC-40

CME Futures EuroFX EC

Treasury Futures T-Notes ZT, ZN, ZF and T-Bonds ZB

Forex Currencies EurUsd, EurYen and UsdCdn

Exchange Traded Funds DIA, IWM, QQQQ, SPY, OIH, XLE and GLD

NYMEX Energies Light Crude Oil CL, e-miNY QM and Natural Gas NG

COMEX Metals Gold GC, mini-Gold YG and Silver SI

Hang Seng Index Futures HSI and mini-Hang Seng MHI

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"Once a trend starts, the odds are that it will continue. Every student of science or engineering will recognize that this is nothing more than Newton's First Law of Motion, which says, Every body continues in a state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line unless it is compelled to change that state by forces applied to it. Simply said, it is easier for a market to continue its direction than to reverse its direction." --Gregory L. Morris