Sorry but I have to disagree with this part. Finding potential areas of support and resistance is very important to my trading. The problem is that it's not enough. And that's why FT71 & EMP can disclose this info and keep secret the rest.

FT71 uses "order flow" to time entries and have low risk. He does this by reading the DOM and making really quick decisions real time. I don't know how EMP does this because he never tells. But just entering your order at the EMP zones is not enough to make money IMHO. One needs something else.

In my case I use order flow to time my entries and get low risk. I have developed my own indicators to track the order flow and find areas of support or resistance real time. When those line up with the big picture context and the potential S/R zones identified during my daily homework (similar to EMP's zones or FT71's composite levels) then I take the trade. IMHO timing the entry to have a very low risk is the key to the whole thing and that's the very part that no one, including myself, is willing to share. And for this reason I don't recommend any training programs (except FT71's inexpensive webinars which are excellent). The training will only take you so far and then leave you hanging. And with FT71's webinars being very affordable (and profits go to charity) there is no reason to spend thousands of dollars on essentially the same thing.

Think about it if a trader can make unlimited money in the markets, it would be stupid to share his entire method to everyone else, because it would increase the chances that it wouldn't work any more. So the best is to keep quiet about it and trade away. This is why all the training programs either teach you something that don't work, something that used to work but no longer does, or they teach you just a small part of the method and keep the crucial part secret.

I hope all that makes sense. Everyone may not agree but that's my experience. I've been duped so I like to warn others.

I am going to sign up for their training. Here's what I like:

1) They have a $397.00 per month (total six months) option.

2) A 60 day money back gaurentee.

3) Both Awais and Ziad are traders.

4) I emailed them and asked for references. Despite the fact they have their 60 day money back gaurentee, they provided me with two references from two traders who took their training.

many other education/trading program charge in the $3,000 range upfront with no money back guarantee.

I will report back in a few months.

Here they discuss the entries which are just entering at the levels.

Waiting for "Confirmation" Before Entering a Trade

Have you seen anyone doing this successfully?

there is another falicy that is often shared on the markets and trading, and it goes something like, if I talk, share or discuss my "so called" edge, then it will dull and loosen and no longer apply in the markets. The reality is self delusion. The upside is making new trading buddies and trading friends that you can share your profits by taking a trip/ cruise/ or some other Las Vegas junket with. The downside is a closed fist picks up no pennies. After all, futures.io (formerly BMT) is founded on the principle of sharing...

Forex Trading Strategy and Live Trading Room - Supply and Demand Forex Trading Strategy

Have you seen anyone doing this successfully?

In April OpenTrader sent out this email:



I was really interested because we would all get to see just how successful they are. But they never followed through. So much for transparency. After this I lost all interest in them.

We can debate whether they really make money or not but there is no proof and so it's a bit pointless to debate it (although some may consider it entertaining, but I'd consider it a waste of time).

Personally my rule is this: I only listen to people who have proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they're really trading and really making money. Only a few people have qualified. And those are the ones I listen to. The rest I ignore because I simply don't have time for it. I find I do much better this way.

I will say Awais is very good at his homework, making levels, and analyzing the context of the market. I've seen him make some amazing calls, like warning of a big sell-off a day before it happens, etc. It's impressive. Is this enough for him to make money trading? I don't know. I haven't seen proof that he has and so unfortunately he falls into the group that I ignore.