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Forget Finding Nemo. Flag formations continue to be one of the most reliable and profitable breakout patterns sought after by professional traders worldwide. Not only do they rank as one of the highest probability patterns in varying market conditions but they have they are also known to often achieve double digit percentage moves in fascinatingly short time frames. The art is in how to find them!
Join John Seville as he shows you how to find these high probability patterns and follow a simple 5 step approach to locate precise entry and exit targets to create a consistent trade plan.
As an added bonus John will also share with you his favourite indicator he uses to detect the fingerprint of the smart money. Understanding the Smart Money is one of the key factors in differentiating between big breakouts and dangerous fake-outs. John will show you how to apply this indicator in your trading to identify whether the smart money is supporting the stocks potential move or selling into the rally.
About John Seville
John Seville is the CEO and founder of Acorn Wealth Corporation. Acorn Wealth Corporation is one of the leading stock trading academies in North America that have over the last 7 years worked with thousands of investors to help educate, train and mentor individuals on how to effectively manage their own money and develop consistent, process driven trading plans. John along with his team have spent the last 11 years mastering the art of technical analysis as a method of tracking where the smart money is moving to find trading opportunities in the North American equity markets using some very unique techniques. Using such techniques John and the other Senior Traders at Acorn Wealth were able to identify exit points on the market prior to major breakdowns such as that in 2008, the European union crises in 2010 and most recently, calling the breakdown of the Emerging markets in Early January 2014.
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