Discover the secret to perfect wave counting with MACD in Elliott Wave theory [Video]
|Most traders lose their money trying to multiply their capital. There are thousands of techniques to "predict" price behavior, and novice traders don't know where to start or how to choose the "best" strategy. In most cases, the result is the same, no matter their approach. Is there a strategy that works, and it's just a matter of time to find it? Do all strategies work, and the problem lies in the trader's psychology? Do successful traders even exist?
Becoming a professional trader requires balancing emotional management and a trading model that allows for consistent profits, turning trading into a profitable business. Over the past 15 years, I have had the wonderful opportunity to train thousands of traders, and it has been a rewarding experience. I can say that most of them have succeeded or at least gained a realistic understanding of the business.
Building a trader from scratch or poor habits is a challenge. Every detail I can instill in my clients' minds to help them move forward is crucial because the sum of all these details leads them to success.
In this video, we explore combining the MACD with Elliott Wave theory to increase objectivity when applying the rules and guidelines. I invite you to watch the video and leave your comments.
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