Trade Constellations That Work

 The word constellation in astronomy specifies a grouping of stars. However, we do not want to trade by predicting price moves on the base of the moon or the stars; even so, it is a tempting idea. So instead, we focus on using modern techniques and algorithms to combine and filter signals that lead to a high probability of predicting price movements.

NeverLossTrading Constellations

Successful traders find signal combinations or constellations that forecast the future price movements of assets with a high likelihood and apply strategies to harvest on those situations. They focus on what they do best and repeat proven success.

After we wrote this complicated sentence, let us dissect it in its elements for trading success:

• Signals derive from systems that print critical price turning points on the chart to act upon, and you have a way to find them.
• By combining signals when analyzing a price projection (forecast), you increase the likelihood of an accurate prediction.
• Act on mechanical rules for entry and exit
• By choosing risk-limiting strategies, you prevent drawdowns.
• Combining risk limiting and leveraging strategies allows trading for extra income.
• Working with strategies that let you participate in price moves to the up and downside allows you to trade in any market environment.
• Chosen decision-making times or strategies need to fit your life circumstances and the account type.
• Act less predictable and independent to not making obvious choices by being in and out of positions faster than other market participants.

Let us spin a matrix of these variables to specify what it can mean for you:

Variable	Evaluation
Participation Rate	How many trading opportunities can you be part of by combining signals?
Decision Making Time	How much time do you require for a sound trading or investing decision?
Risk Limiting	Risk-limiting strategies vary from bracket orders of day trading to portfolio diversification and hedging, depending on your trading perspective.
Independent from Market Direction	Operate with strategies that allow you to make income in bull and bear markets.
Act with low predictability	When your next move is highly predictable, you might see counteractions and risk getting your stops taken.
Mechanical Rules	Have your system spell out entry and exit conditions and follow them strictly.
Leverage	Strive for extra income by leveraging your opportunities through the strategy, account type, or trade constellation you choose.

Variables of Trading Success and Evaluation

Now that we defined critical variables for trading success let us specify a diagram of how we can measure those and put them into action.

Ideal Diagram of Trading Success Variables

Graph: Variables of Trading Success

The diagram shows an ideal combination of scoring on the highest level in all dimensions; however, reality often looks like this:

• Traders only know about 20% of the opportunities and miss four out of five trades by not having an opportunity finder in place
• Trade decisions are discretionary and not hardcoded mechanical
• Trading with leverage is not a known strategy
• Decisions are discretionary rather than mechanical
• Your stops are predictable
• Risk limiting strategies are not practiced or known aside from bracket orders
• You give yourself too little time for sound decisions
• You participate in too many opportunities by not being able to filter out high predictable ones

Actual Diagram of Trading Success Variables

Graph: Variables of Trading Success

In our more than ten years in the trading education business, we have not had two clients with the same base and affinity. Hence, we teach one-on-one and tune our systems to the specific wants and needs of our clients; let us share some examples:

Mike is a day trader; he focuses on trading the E-Mini S&P 500 Futures and the Crude Oil Futures Contract. His preferred trading time is 10 a.m. to noon. He is passionate about conducting his other business for the rest of his day. He was used to trading very short time-frames, acting on about eight to ten trade constellations per day, and was constantly monitoring and working with open positions. His success was random. We introduced him to the NLT Timeless Concept combined with NLT Trend Catching to better his trading. We kept his focus on trading those two futures contracts daily, where he had his experience (why bend an arm when the preferred asset to trade provides enough trading opportunities). Instead of monitoring each transaction, he now walks away and lets the trade come to target or, at times, stop (losing is part of winning). He, on average, conducts a maximum of four transactions per day and finishes his trading day around noon, winning 70% of his trades, he journals and controls. You find a specific article on measuring and controlling trading success on our blog.

His focus is on two signal combinations:

• NLT Buy, Sell with Floating, which reports when a price leaves a prior price containment area.
• NLT Buy_T, Sell_T, which indicates an early price turning point.
• He sets bracket orders two ticks above/below the set price threshold: Sell < $4203 will only lead to a trade when the price reaches two ticks below; hence, he can operate with a sell-stop at $4202.50. This price level was not reached in the next candle, and no trade was initiated in the specific case.
• A gray dot specifies the trade exit on the chart, the stop by a red crossbar.

Let us show the chart he uses to form his decisions. His average income per contract and trade in the last 12 months was $350, and he trades multiple contracts of the /ES and /CL with a broker that allows a reduced margin for bracket orders. By following the rules and concentrating on what works, he quickly reached the payback of his tuition and now basically trades with a free system for life.

E-Mini S&P 500 Timeless NLT Chart April 28, 2022

E-Mini S&P 500 Futures Contract on the NLT Timeless Chart

The chart shows five potential trade indications: four led to winning trades, and one was not confirmed.

Here is a crude oil futures chart:

Crude Oil Futures Timeless NLT Chart April 26, 2022

Crude Oil Futures on the NLT Timeless Chart

The chart shows three highlighted trade situations (orange) that were confirmed and came to target (gray dot).

Luis is a stock trader and enjoys his retirement, investing in the stock market. He holds positions between a couple of days to multiple weeks, working off a margin account. He wants to trade about two times a week and retains a diverse portfolio. For achieving diversity in your investment portfolio, assets must be uncorrelated to the overall market; for example, 75% of the stocks develop according to the S&P 500 index – hence, they are correlated, and no diversity is in them. He wanted to invest a part of his portfolio in those not overall market-related. NLT Top-Line offers market scanners, and with the help of those, he now finds his opportunities, making decisions from daily and weekly happenings. He likes to invest 70% of his holdings at what we call a NeverLossTrading Top-Line bottom or top (a combination of early up or down signals) specifying key price turning points and a 2-SPU price move opportunity. In his training with us, he learned to invest, protect, and leverage his investment by applying options strategies on their own and in combination with stocks. He acts mechanical and only on approved signals and achieves an accuracy above 73%. Here is a chart example.

NFLX on the Daily NLT Top-Line Chart

NFLX on the Daily NLT Top-Line Chart

The chart indicated by its orang signals to go short on January 3, 2022, long on January 28, 2022, and short again on April 1. Each trade was good for a price move of about $50. The bar-by-bar price move is specified on the top-left dashboard as the SPU reading (Speed Unit). On the orange signal, he trades for a minimum of 2-SPUs or trails the stop by the red line framing the price move.

He also decides based on weekly chart happenings. The following example shows UBER, which had two short trading opportunities, each good for a minimum price move of about $10. He chose NLT Options strategies according to the NLT Delta Force Concept to participate in transactions and participated well. We explain this method in a bit more detail in the example of Charles.

UBER on the Weekly NLT Top-Line Chart

UBER on the Weekly NLT Top-Line Chart

Jeff is a short and mid-term trader with many years of experience. He trades from an IRA and learned to operate with options and reverse to market ETFs to also participate in downside moves. He picks his investment with the help of scanners and combines NLT Top-Line, HF, and Trend Catching signals. On his trades, he likes to trail the directional price move by the red NLT Double Decker and takes profit after a 3-SPU price move, acting mechanical. As a result, he achieves very high accuracy and has constantly produced above-market income since 2014. Jeff likes when two independent signals of NLT HF (dark green) and NLT Top-Line (red and blue) agree.

FB on Jeffs Daily Charts

FB on the Daily NLT Top-Line and HF Chart

Charles trades stock options and learned to apply the NLT Delta Force concept, which helps to decide on:

• the strike price with the highest rate of return
• the adequate time to expiration
• the maximum price you can pay for a single options contract
• if the options price is above the top, he changes the trading strategy to debit or credit spreads.
• He makes his decisions based on NLT Top-Line and holds positions for one to ten days.
• He worked in a factory prior and now is an independent trader

Catherine came to us as a FOREX trader, enjoying the 24-hour market to cope with her work shifts. She started with TradeColors.com, where you trade at two candle color combinations:

TradeColors.com Day Trading Example

EUR/USD on the TradeColors.com Chart

She likes trading in the very early hours of the day, and her chart showed three solid trading opportunities that were confirmed on April 28, 2022.

After starting with TradeColors.com, she upgraded to NLT Trend Catching and Timeless (and only paid the difference of the tuition), where she learned to trade futures and quit her job to only trade the financial markets: She now sees trade constellations the way Mike does.

Ken is a futures trader with focus on day- and swing trading. He works with NLT Top-Line, NLT Trend Catching and NLT Timeless. He waits for the following signal combination:

• Strong price chart signals (Floating, Breakout, Power Tower)
• Momentum change of the NLT Double Decker
• Highlighted price volume bar in the prior candles, indicating a handover from buyers to sellers and vice versa.
• He considers NLT Time Based Price Channels for potential support and resistance and does not trade in NLT Purple Zones.

He achieves solid returns on an above 70% accuracy.

As you can see, no trader is the same as another. We offer excellent customer service and adopt our systems to individual wants and needs, teaching and coaching at your best available days and times. We put together an overview of learning elements to take away from our training and coaching sessions:

Summary of learning elements:

• Acting with a system probability > 65%
• Mechanical rules for entry, exit, stop
• Trade at perfect moments only
• Consider overall factors, patterns
• Risk and reward in an acceptable balance
• Risk-averse trading
• Holding positions to target
• Do not add to losers
• Stick with a trading strategy. Follow a business plan – action plan and financial plan
• Trade for meaningful price moves
• Systematic trading
• Having a mentor to learn from

Learning Elements to Trading Success

Learning Elements of the NLT Training and Coaching Programs

We also help you to journal your trades. Such a journal provides excellent feedback on how you are developing, and you find a perfect example in this article on our Blog: How to Control Your Trading Results

To succeed in trading, you must work with an experienced coach and learn as much about trading. Our #1 competitive advantage is the support and customer service we offer. We work one-on-one with you to specify what we teach to your specific wants and needs; hence, if your knowledge base is not expanding rapidly, you are doing something wrong.

Ongoing education and mentoring are crucial to longevity in this business.

Veteran traders have been through more ups and downs than you can imagine. So whatever you’re going through, experienced pros have probably experienced it already.

If you are ready to learn, meet us in a one-on-one session where we find out which learning program suits you best:

contact@NeverLossTrading.com Subj: Demo.

We are ready to share our experiences and help you build up your trading business. Trading is not a typical career, and you best learn from those who are long-term in this business to cope with the rollercoaster of the financial markets. We are here to help and provide feedback on what you might be doing right or wrong.

Make a change to your trading results, and we will find out which of our systems suits you best.

We are happy to hear back from you,

Thomas Barmann (inventor and founder of NeverLossTrading)

www.NeverLossTrading.com

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How to Control Your Trading Results

 Only what you can measure you can control; hence, you want to control the final result and the process to success.

Trading allows you a fresh start on an everyday basis. But if you want to make a fresh start, you need a reality check.

The worst trader has winners, but it is not wise to praise winners and disregard losers; you are only successful when you strike a positive balance.

Control Your Trading Results

For controlling your trading process, create a point of reference. Unfortunately, most traders do not journal their trades; it takes about 20 seconds to record a transaction, and it is worth it. However, if you do not pocess such records, take your broker statement, and it will tell a story.

If you are day trading, take the last 12 weeks as a swing trader or longer-term investor, the last 12 months of trade data and put them on a spreadsheet.

What was your P&L for each month, and how did your average winners and losers compare?

What were your five best and worst five worst trades, and what was the decision-making base?

Here is an example of how we propose journaling day trades:

As a trader, you are working with probabilities; there is no 100% winning strategy, but you need to map out what works, and this is what you focus on, leaving aside what did not work, period!

We provide pre-fab journals to our subscribers to enter their trades and review them after a set of twenty transactions to see:

• Did you comply with the rules of your system?
• Which indicator and setup gave you the highest returns and which did not?
• Did you hold your trade to target or bail out early?

Let us share an example of how and what such a statistic can look like. The results are from a trader that uses NLT Top-Line, Trend Catching and Timeless. Journaling a trade takes about 20 seconds on our template. Most people hate documentation and administration; however, you will see that this time is well invested. We also recommend taking a trade entry screenshot to compare in the aftermath if what you thought you traded was what the chart was telling. Trading is a lot about mind control and focus. We see with our brain: our emotions, past experiences, and other influences often paint a different picture from what is there. It will get obvious when discussing the results.

The following spreadsheet shows the results of a day trading journal.

NLT Day Trading Journal Example

NeverLossTrading Journal Example

Feedback from the NLT Day Trading Journal

• The trader conducted 58 Trades and produced $2,303 of income but wasted a lot of profit by exiting trades early and not at the system-defined target.
• The new trader achieved a high winning percentage of 72%, complying with the system expectations.
• In 17 trades that went positive, the trader left money on the table by exiting early because of his fear of losing.
• Setting stops tighter than the system proposed and entering late in a trade accounted for 8 out of 58 transactions (14%) and showed some room for improvement.
• The overall indicator performance was on spec; however, the Buy/Sell_T performance had a too high average loss compared to the average win by leaving the trade early on winners and accepting the max loss when the trade did not work.
• The highest income-producing indicator was the Floating signal (part of the NLT Timeless Concept).

In summary: The trader does still not trust the system and is scared to follow the set instructions (43% negative performance); even so, the average indicator performance was 72%. Hence, he should walk away after trade entry and come back to see the result, keeping his hands off the computer while being in a trade.

We hope this example demonstrates how such a scorecard helps analyze where things worked well and where you have room for improvement to achieve solid and constant returns from trading.

However, a scorecard alone does not make you a successful trader. You need a high probability trading system to follow, and the scorecard example shows that controlling behavior is crucial too.

Trading is not an easy career: when you add up what it costs you to not act at high probability price turning points, you might be open to investing in a high probability system and appropriate education.

We highly propose following a business plan for trading success that shall entail:

Let us give you a chart example for a high probability system and the decision-making process:

The first example we pick shows the E-Mini S&P 500 Futures contract on the NLT Timeless Chart: timeless because if purely based on a decision on price moves, defined by an algorithm.

You see five trade situations highlighted, and we apply simple rules:

• A trade signal leads to a transaction when the price threshold of buy> or sell < is validated in the price movement of the next candle. This way, you can operate with buy-stop and sell-stop orders.
• Red crossbars specify the stop for the trade
• Gray dots on the chart print the target level to exit the trade
• We do not enter at the exit level when another signal prints.
• We use NLT Trend Catching, and NLT SPU Move signals on the chart to identify trade potentials. In some instances, they occur on the same candle and point towards a strong price move potential.

ES on the NLT Timeless Swing Trading Example

NLT Timeless Chart for the E-Mini S&P 500 Futures Contract

Situation-1: Buy>$4314,4 led to a transaction on 3/16/22, and it came to target at the end of the same day, producing a value gain of $3750 per contract. The print: Floating tells you that the price moved outside a price-containment area and has a solid potential to go higher.

Situation-2: Buy_C>$4490 also led to a trade that came to target (gray dot). All other buy signals were disregarded because we do not enter at the exit level. The trade was a winner—entry on 3/18/22 and exit on 4/24/22. The letter C signifies a continuation signal in the up series.

Situation-3: Sell_SPU<4452,20 led to a short trade on 4/6/22 and reached its target on 4/12/22.

Situation-4: Sell_C<$4380.8 was stopped and a losing trade.

Situation-5: Sell_T<$4369.80 led to a short trade on 4/21/22 and came to target on 4/22/22. The letter T stands for an early price turning point of the NLT Timeless Indicator.

As you can see, we live by explained and learnable rules. Therefore, algorithmic trading is rule-based trading!

Here is a day trading example; we also pick the E-Mini S&P 500 contract for April 22, 2022. Of course, the system also works for stocks, options, and FOREX.

/ES Day Trading Chart Example

NLT Timeless Chart for the E-Mini S&P 500 Futures Contract

The chart shows multiple day trading opportunities, each good for a value change of $750, and it is evident that we have or winning than losing trades. We would not have selected the potential losing trade at 15:30, but by taking a mechanical approach, we still had five winning and one losing trade between 6 a.m. and market close.

Now that we shared how to work with a solid decision-making base, let us work on risk and money management to build a budget example for day trading:

Your first goal is $1,000 in income per week.

Our statistics say that trading less produces a 60% higher income; hence, we divide the $1,000 by 2.6, giving you $385 risk or reward. Setting risk and reward at the same base, you settle either at two winners or two losing trades each day.

Essential for your trading budget is that you set your maximum risk tolerance to either 2% or 5%, and it tells you:

• At a 5% risk tolerance, you need a minimum holding of $7,700
• At a 2% risk tolerance $19,250

It is crucial to control your maximum risk. Risk control is a simple undertaking as a day trader: you set your stop, taking care of the issue. However, when you hold positions overnight, prices can gap and create higher than expected drawdowns that can only be prevented by combining stock trades with options or trading the options.

Back to the example:

When you make budget, you stop trading. Simple, isn’t it?

We set the expected return per week at $1,000. Hence we need to calculate the number of trades at a 1:1 risk/reward relation that your system has to produce:

Probability	Trades per Week	Risk or Reward	Income Expectation
65%	4	$        385	$               462
65%	5	$        385	$               578
65%	6	$        385	$               693
65%	7	$        385	$               809
65%	8	$        385	$               924
65%	9	$        385	$           1,040

By the table, you need nine trades a week, on average, two a day, and when your system is 65% right, you get to budget.

When you give yourself the condition to stop trading at one win or two losses, you get a maximum win or loss of $1,155 per week.

Trading is probability thinking, and we help you set your mind on the proper focus.

The expectation value of the return is directly related to the probability of your system forecasting the price move.

Hence, a broad knowledge base and skill set are needed. You best find a mentor sharing the details with you: if trading could be learned from a book, the statistics would not state that 76% of the retail traders are losing money: You need a  system, a plan to follow, process control, and more to make money off the financial markets constantly and this is what we teach.

Here is an overview of learning elements we will go through in our coaching and training sessions:

Learning Elements to Trading Success

NeverLossTrading Learning Elements

Contact us to experience what we can do for you:

contact@NeverLossTrading.com Subj: Demo.

We are ready to share our experiences and help you build up your trading business. Trading is not a typical career, and you best learn from those who are long-term in this business to cope with the rollercoaster of the financial markets. We are here to help and provide feedback on what you might be doing right or wrong.

Make a change to your trading results, and we will find out which of our systems suits you best.

We are happy to hear back from you,

Thomas Barmann (inventor and founder of NeverLossTrading)

www.NeverLossTrading.com

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Timeless Trading Success

Experience how to act with high probability, less predictability, on a high participation rate in many opportunities, giving you an edge as a retail trader.

Trading is about three keywords, starting with a P:

• Probability of your system (≥ 65%)
• Predictability of your actions (low)
• Participation rate (high)

Let us explain:

Timeless Trading

As a trader, you are a probability thinker, which means there is no 100% certainty that your decision will lead to a positive outcome. More frightening: 76% of the retail traders are losing money. Trading is not a game where the smartest are necessarily the best. If IQ were a ticket to riches in the market, many more successful traders would be there. From our experience, you need to put the odds in your favor by operating with a system and rules of a 65% or higher predictability; else, the chance for success will be random. Here is a little experiment that demonstrates the math behind this statement:

We are comparing two marble drawing experiments:

• Two bags of 20 marbles, one bag carries 13 winners (green), the other 11, replicating a 65% and 55% chance of winning
• Make ten draws, and after each the draw, you put the marble back
• Calculate the expectation value with the Bernoulli formula

Bag of Marble Experiment to Express Probability and Expected Returns

The experiment with 13 winners (65%) has a 75% chance of winning six or more times out of ten draws. On the other hand, the experiment with 11 winning marbles (55% chance of winning) only has a 50% or random chance of winning. Unfortunately, most retail traders base their decision-making on low probability indications.

The worst trader has positive trades, but it is not about those; it is about your average winning balance. Only when this is positive are you trading with an expectation of producing a return from your financial market investments.

What is the basis of your decision-making, and do you want to better your trading or justify that you were right because you had random wins?

We have more than ten years in business and helped many get independent in trading the financial markets. Still, we also met a good number of people at introductory meetings and noticed we could not help (we summarize two one-hour sessions to their essentials):

Example-1: Trading the Impossible Trade

Potential Client: “I trade as a day trader, trading from the one-minute chart.”

NLT: “Are you making money with this?”

Potential Client: “No (shorting the real long answer).”

NLT:  “let me explain why you will not have a chance on a one-minute chart to trade with the odds in your favor.”

You trade for a price change of $50; on entry and exit, you need to consider $12.50 of slippage (bid/ask spread) and about $4 commission.

Return Expectations when Trading for $50

Hence, if you win two out of three, you are treading water.

Potential Client: “When your system cannot do it, it is not right for me.”

If you want to give yourself a chance to trade for positive expectations, do two things:

• up your target from $50 to $300
• change your decision-making base to a high probability

Our system will provide about seven day-trading opportunities and let us jointly calculate the expectation value for a set of three trades, winning two, and we go through chart examples for proof.

Return Expectation when Trading for $300

Potential Client: “I see what you say, but I want to trade from the one-minute chart; I have been doing this for far too long to change.”

NLT: “Understood, and good luck; it was nice talking to you.”

It is a human pattern, doing the same thing repetitively and expecting different results. So change is inevitable if you want to make money trading.

Example-2: Shooting for the Stars

Potential Client: “I am looking for a system that gives me two to one or higher winning expectations.”

NLT: Those exist in the NLT Top-Line Program; we call them early up or early down signals; they have a 68% probability and occur about 15% of the time. We have traders that solely trade those, but you need to be patient to rule out 85 of 100 trades when focusing exclusively on such setups. In addition, if you take all system opportunities, you multiply your income expectation by increasing your participation rate. Let us share the distribution of acceptable trades by their risk/reward setups, calculating the expected value when trading for $1, winning two out of three of a set of 100.

Return Expectations, Winning 2:1

Hence you increase your income opportunity about threefold (2.7-times to be exact) when you allow all acceptable trades: participation rate is crucial for your overall success.

Potential Client: “I am taking this and want to learn how to do it in your mentorship.”

NLT: “Our Top-Line Program comes with 20 hours of individual training, all indicators installed, and charts set up for you; let me send you an educational contract that can be a tax-deductible expense depending on your tax status.”

The financial markets are institutional investment-dominated. Therefore, your stop price levels are relatively predictable when using standard time-based charts. However, to move your trading activities outside the range of predictability, we developed the NLT Timeless concept. The NLT Timeless Chart is purely price-based and cuts higher-level price movements into manageable sub-units, letting you participate in many opportunities for day trading, swing trading, and longer-term investing.

Let us share some trading examples that undermine what we shared prior:

NUE on the Daily NLT Top-Line Chart

NUE on the Daily NLT Top-Line Chart

We highlighted four confirmed trade situations: A situation is confirmed if the spelled out price threshold is surpassed in the price movement of the next candle: Buy > $130.50, for example, or Sell < $105,38. Upside price movements are framed in blue, where the red line on the bottom functions as a trailing stop line. Dots on the chart spell out the targets. Downside price developments are framed in red, where the red line on top of the channel functions as a trailing stop.

We share multiple strategies in our mentorship on acting on the opportunities from the price chart and the lower NeverLossTrading Comparison indicator. It would be too much to write this all out now. The orange indicator shows opportunities > 2:1, and as you see, there was only one that was valid. The second orange signal had no confirmed directional price move; even so, the price moved down after, but we trade favorable conditions only.

E-Mini S&P 500 on the NLT Timeless Swing Trading Chart

E-Mini S&P 500 Futures Contract on the NLT Timeless Chart

We highlighted three trade situations between March 14 and April 14, 2022, each good for a price change of about $3,500 per contract. There are rules involved to learn and apply:

• Do not enter at an exit level
• Do not trade when an NLT Box Line cuts the way to target short
• Disregard additional signals on the way to the target
• The gray dot on the chart shows the target
• The red crossbar at the signal candle shows you where to put the stop
• The graph combines NLT Trend Catching, NLT SPU Move and the NLT Timeless Concept

Next, we again pick a day trading example for the E-Mini S&P 500 futures contract. It shows multiple downside opportunities that all came to target, complying with the rules we spelled out above. Each trade was good for a price change of about $600: a couple of solid trades can quickly pay back the system and mentorship tuition.

E-Mini S&P 500 on the NLT Timeless Day Trading Chart

Day Trading the E-Mini S&P 500 Futures Contract on the NLT Timeless Chart

Make a change to your trading:

• Decide on high probability price turning points
• Be less predictable in your actions
• Participate in multiple opportunities for the instruments of your choice: Stocks, Options, Futures, FOREX

Contact us, and we will show you live what our systems can do for you.

contact@NeverLossTrading.com, Subj.: Demo

We have more than ten years in business and helped many traders get independent in the financial markets. If you like to read more about our concepts, subscribe to our free trading tips and check our blog.

Trading is not an easy career: when you add up what it costs you to not act at high probability price-turning points, you might be open to investing in a high probability system and appropriate education.

We highly propose following a business plan for trading success that shall entail:

• Written rules on when to trade and when not
• A financial plan that breaks down the number of trades needed to come to budget.

See our overview of learning elements we will go through in our coaching and training sessions, and we will focus with you on any asset class: Stocks, Options, Futures, and FOREX. The choice is yours. This is what we will share.

• Acting with a system probability > 65%
• Mechanical rules for entry, exit, stop
• Trade at perfect moments only
• Consider overall factors, patterns
• Risk and reward in an acceptable balance
• Risk-averse trading
• Holding positions to target
• Do not add to losers
• Stick with a trading strategy. Follow a business plan – action plan and financial plan
• Trade for meaningful price moves
• Systematic trading
• Having a mentor to learn from

Here is a schematic:

Learning Elements of the NLT Teaching Program

The frightening truth: 76% of private investors lose money!

We base this number on a study we conducted, and if you like to experience why: write us an email, and we will share the details: contact@NeverLossTrading.com Subj.: 76%. 

Who had assumed such a high rate of losing traders?

If you want a different trading career, find a solid training and coaching program and contact us to find out what could work for you:

contact@NeverLossTrading.com Subj: Demo.

We are ready to share our experiences, helping private investors to build their trading business. Trading is not a typical career, and you best learn from those who are long-term in this business to cope with the rollercoaster of the financial markets. We are here to help and provide feedback on what you might be doing right or wrong.

Make a change to your trading results, and we will find out which of our systems suits you best.

We are happy to hear back from you,

Thomas Barmann (inventor and founder of NeverLossTrading)

www.NeverLossTrading.com

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