The book mainly covers what he calls second entries in a 2-legged pullback (I believe this is similar to Brook's H1/H2 and L1/L2 setups but I'm still reading that book), trading channels, really stresses never count-trend trading, traps (people who fell for a breakout of a double top only to have it go 1/2 ticks higher and fail back into the double top range causing a cascade of buys or sells), identifying trends and ranges. A lot of what is covered is basic trading rules, don't move stops, use the correct size and profit targets. He also employs a scalp and run strategy.

Overall, I'd say it's decent if you are relatively new to price action and/or trading. If you've already read and mastered Al Brooks you probably won't get too much more from it except maybe a different perspective and order management.

Personally I plan on reading this another time or two and continuing with the archive of videos. I think this will give me a pretty good base to continue with Brooks.

drw, how did the course work out for you after all of these months? I watched a couple of the guy's videos and I knew he wasn't blowing hot air in the videos (in the course, I don't know, but I don't think so). I'm asking because our brains tend to have a difficulty when things don't work out 100% of the time and like many people on here, change things... usually for the worse. Are you still trading?

I've been watching the videos on youtube and was wondering if anybody has purchased the e-book. Is it worth it over the videos that are freely available or in addition to the Al Brooks books? It doesn't seem too expensive but I'd rather not spend the money if I don't need to.