Al Brooks Entering Late in Trends

Al Brooks presentation originally given at the Las Vegas Paris Traders Expo in October 16, 2015 and repeated here for The Money Show on November 3, 2015.

Al talks about entering late in a trend. Many traders are afraid to enter the market after a strong breakout has ended, after which the trend has often weakened into a channel that goes on and on, trapping traders out of the market.

If a trader can appreciate and understand the underlying forces that create this price action, he can take trades that he thought were not possible. These forces are not 'noise'.Al talks about such entry setups along with important trade management needs.
Presentation uses slides from Al's upcoming Brooks Trading Course update with examples from the S&P500 Emini and Forex markets to illustrate his points.

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