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8)Trading range reversals Even before a trading range is obvious, the market usually has signs of two-sided trading that alerts traders to a possible trading range day. When that is the case, the market often races to the top with enough momentum to make traders erroneously believe that they can buy a small pullback and reasonably expect a second leg up.

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Hello All, I have recently seen several videos on Al Brooks' price action trading course and was impressed by his no nonsense approach to interpreting price action. I was curious if anyone out there has taken his course and what you thought of it. I am considering buying the course but, as with most courses, I'm not liking the price tag. I have paid too much money already, and taken many courses that have amounted to exactly ZERO. I am wondering if you have taken the course what you thought of it and/or if you think it was worth the price tag.

Hello All, I have recently seen several videos on Al Brooks' price action trading course and was impressed by his no nonsense approach to interpreting price action. I was curious if anyone out there has taken his course and what you thought of it. I am considering buying the course but, as with most courses, I'm not liking the price tag. I have paid too much money already, and taken many courses that have amounted to exactly ZERO. I am wondering if you have taken the course what you thought of it and/or if you think it was worth the price.

IgnoredHonestly - Al is a genius and has an unparalleled understanding of the market. He has a system which covers all phases in the market cycle so it's complicated and quite difficult to follow. I'm about 3/4 of the way through his video course and I'm starting to understand how he thinks and trades - but in my opinion the course is much longer than it needs to be and not as clear as it could be. You also might have to watch the videos a couple of times to fully understand what he's trying to convey and that's a huge time investment. He also focuses mostly on the 5 minute chart - but in his defence the concepts are universal and he does go through some daily charts. If you're concerned about costs he has 3 books which cover the same material but I've heard that they are also quite difficult to follow in parts.

All in all I'd say it's definitely worth the purchase price. Hello All, I have recently seen several videos on Al Brooks' price action trading course and was impressed by his no nonsense approach to interpreting price action.

I was curious if anyone out there has taken his course and what you thought of it. I am considering buying the course but, as with most courses, I'm not liking the price tag. I have paid too much money already, and taken many courses that have amounted to exactly ZERO. I am wondering if you have taken the course what you thought of it and/or if you think it was worth the price. Thank you for you opinions folks.they are greatly appreciated. For those of you who have actually taken the course.one quick question.is there some special method that Al Brooks uses to draw trend lines? In the video I saw it looks like he draws a line on the leading side of the price action then draws a parallel on the trailing side.

By that I mean, the following.in the case of a bull trend, he first draws a line across the highs, then a parallel (assuming it fits) across the lows.this is exactly the opposite of how I draw them. Is this in fact the case or did I just interpret it wrong.

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In the video I saw he didn't explain it at all I just watched how he drew the lines and concluded that from what I saw. If its not breaking any non-disclosure agreement, I'd greatly appreciate an answer.is there a specific method to drawing 'correct' trend lines? I know this sounds stupid, but again I just thought perhaps there might be some wisdom there I could gleen.

Ignored I think that having intelligence is certainly not enough, ( I've got three degree's and 2 years experience in Forex ), it's more about big b******s and strength of convictions. I'm coming around to the conclusion that you are either risk adverse or not, if you are then its all uphill, but for most people this it the natural instinct. Man.the number of times of times that I closed winning position, early!!! It is rather like golf.it's easy to understand the rules and play.its easy to improve with practice..but how many actually become good enough to earn money from playing golf!!! IgnoredI have only read his first book, Reading price charts bar by bar.