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Has anyone tried Contrary Trading with Bookmap Masterclass by ttwatrader?
I already have Bookmap and Jigsaw, looking to learn how to use Bookmap profitably without just selling the high liquidity areas and taking losses (vice versa for longs).
I prefer Bookmap over Jigsaw because I can't stare at the DOM ladder for long, and prefer Bookmaps visual presentation of orderflow.
As a bm user I'm highly interested as well.
I have been tracking him for awhile. He had released his bm book, and I deferred purchasing it on release as it was about 150to175usd(or so) then I checked and he only now sells it with his webinar series.
I really like his material that I've seen so far. He has lifetime type updates and membership. I'm not a fan of monthly fees. I have communicated with him via email and he is positive and friendly.
I actually was planning to enroll in his series this spring, but may defer to fall due to tightening my education funds due to global situation.
I like both bookmap and jigsaw, for different reasons.
As you have bought the course, and this is a review thread, why don't you just write a brief review. That could be appreciated and helpful to lots of people.
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