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Commodities trading is not a buy-and-hold kind of game; it’s a "hit and run" one.

By Nico Isaac
Thu, 17 Apr 2008 17:30:00 ET
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If you could see your favorite baseball team play, would you rather: A) Have a front row seat right behind home plate, or B) Sit at home and watch a TiVo’ed recording?

Nothing can substitute for being there. It’s the difference between smelling the grass and dirt of the infield, hearing the clap of the bat against the ball, and feeling the players dive into the bases – versus – viewing digital footage of a game that has long since been over.

In the financial world, commodity markets are some of the most volatile and exciting markets out there. Every second matters. It’s not a buy-and-hold kind of game; it’s a hit and run one. Yet – every day, the mainstream experts choose NOT to be where the action is.

Instead, they sit on the “sidelines” and wait for some external event (i.e. supply/demand report, weather condition, workers' strike) to come along and rouse a seemingly “quiet” market out of its slumber. In the meantime, the final score of winning opportunities has long since been determined.

Then, there’s option “B,” as in Being there – Watching the commodity event LIVE and using your insight and experience to anticipate where and when the biggest moves will take place; who will hit prices out of the ballpark, and who will strike out.

All those in favor, say DONE. Elliott Wave International has created an innovative and interactive way for newbies and pros alike to get a first-class trading education at a NO-COST price: The Independent Trader Crash Course.


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It’s exactly as it sounds: a brief, yet intensive round of instruction and insights from the supreme authorities on the Elliott Wave Principle: Robert Prechter Jr. and EWI's Senior Commodities Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy. If you want to know how to play baseball, you ask Barry Bonds. If you want to know how to become a successful trader using the Wave Principle, you ask these two men.

And, with FIVE eye-opening reports, totaling 64 pages, 80-plus charts, three videos, and $300 worth of exclusive subscriber-only services, The Independent Trader Crash Course is some of the best in Elliott education.

Best of all, once you’ve read through the lessons, you can see exactly how Jeffrey Kennedy puts his methods into practice in his Daily Futures Junctures service. For example, in the April 17 DFJ, Jeffrey differentiates between the “personality” of an impulse wave and that of a corrective one; he identifies the classic traits of countertrend price action; and he calculates important trendline levels – ALL within his brief analysis of Live Cattle and Feeder Cattle.

After “attending” a few classes of the Independent Trader Crash Course, you will approach Daily Futures Junctures as a more complete trader; one who doesn’t just take Jeffrey’s word for it, but understands those words to begin with.


More information about Jeffrey Kennedy's Daily Futures Junctures is just a click away.


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