Hi Friends
Want to make money in stock market?
“The Greatest Trading Book Ever WRITTEN!”
and who says it? ADAM MESH HIMSELF!!!!!!!!!!!
Adam Mesh | Full Contact Trading
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Your Full Contact Trading System will include:
*A 90 minute Full Contact teleseminar. Get instant access to the most powerful call I have ever done and listen carefully as I interview the most successful trader I know. (valued at $597)
*The Greatest Trading Book I have ever read. I have read this book at least ten times and it was required reading for every trader at my company. The strategies in this book are timeless and the lessons are invaluable. (valued at $30 but invaluable for stock market success)
*The Full Contact trading Workbook. This is where you take your excitement and energy and turn it into action. My unique strategies will give you a huge edge and show you how to start small and snowball it into a fortune. (valued at $1397)
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Does somebody have this and share it?
see the ad what it says
I was impressed with Adam's emphasis on discipline, and this aspect of trading is what I still have the most struggle with, though I am getting better at it
So what is it that Adam teaches that works.
#1 -- Discipline, discipline, discipline. This has been the hardest concept for me to grasp although it is probably the simplest. New traders do not have to unlearn the bad habits that I taught myself.
#2 -- How to identify stocks that have the potential for rapidly accelerating based on increasing volume and support and resistance lines.
#3 -- When to buy a stock, and when to get out with either a profit (so you don't give back your gains) or a stop-loss so you do not stay in a bad trade.
#4 -- His rule of 5's and 10's. This is a technique that has been invaluable to me in getting better prices on a stock.
Example: October 25 I bought POT. I had been watching this stock but did not feel like chasing it. So when it began to come off its lows that morning and rose above 100, I put in an order that got filled at 100.35. On October 30 it reached a high of around 123, so when it began to come back down, I decided to lock in profits at 120.05.
I think even Adam would be happy with 20 points in 4 days! Do all my trades turn out this well? Definitely not! But having had Adam as a mentor has improved my odds.
#5 -- Being satisfied with singles if that is all the market gives. All of us like home runs, but just like in baseball, the one who swings for the fences most often is the one who frequently strikes out.
The major difference in results over the last couple of months has been a willingness to take $500, $300, sometimes even $200 on a trade; sometimes even less. Now if I could just maintain that type of discipline with all my trades, I could quit my job.
by William A. in Michigan
- William A.
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Moral n summary
Identify stocks that have the potential for rapidly accelerating based on
1) increasing volume and 2)support and resistance lines
How Good Can I Be At This?
Let’s find out. There is no previously defined skill set needed to make money in the stock market (THIS IS WRONG-YOU NEED TRADING SKILL-IT IS NOT FOR SALE).
Certain people just have that X factor and there’s no reason why it can’t be you. I’ll show you how to make money in any market.
2)It’s a risk reward system where the reward is always far greater. REWARD> RISK
================================================== ========================
video summary here
===============
Have patience?
read summary of a podcast
Welcome to the Eventual Millionaire Podcast.
I’m Jaime Tardy and today we have Adam Mesh on the show.
Adam owns Adam Mesh Trading Group and has been seen on Fortune, Fox Business, CNBC, as well as the reality show called The Average Joe. And while I almost never watch reality shows, I remember watching it because Adam is such a likeable guy.
JAIME TARDY: Oh good! So first off, you’re an investor. I really want to start off and ask…
ADAM MESH: Trader.
JAIME TARDY: Trader. Then I’m going to ask you what’s the difference
ADAM MESH: An investor is passive. An investor will put money away and then check it every couple of months and make sure it’s doing its thing or if it’s not wonder why. A trader is much more active. They’re taking control. They’re managing their positions. They are in for days, weeks and months but they’re not just sitting on their hands hoping. They’re actually taking control so I always encourage people that they’re going to be trading not investing. Investing is what you do with like that money you put away for your kids’ college and stuff like that. But for the money that you want to grow at a faster rate, I think trading is more important.
JAIME TARDY: Really? It seems like there’s a lot of risk so tell me how you guys stop that risk because we’ve always heard, you know, you put your money, you let it sit and because the stock market eventually over a long term goes up then we’re good. But how can you guys take away the risk of trading?
ADAM MESH: By establishing what that risk is, what the reward is in each situation and being comfortable with that so that when you enter a trade you understand what can I lose, what can I gain, does this make sense. So, if I was trading a stock, I would be like oh I could lose a point or I can make a point and a point is like if the stock is at $50 and it goes to $49 or 50 and it goes to 51 that’s a point. On a 100 shares that’s $100 and a 1,000 shares it’s $1,000.
So if I’m entering a trade I don’t want a 1:1. I want a 5:1. 5 REWARD TO 1 RISK-I’m looking for big plays. A great example would be Crocs, okay. Crocs, you know those ugly shoes?
JAIME TARDY: Yes.
ADAM MESH: They’re like the rubber ones and stuff; pretty much only popular in hospitals. Well, that was a stock that used to be really popular then people I guess realized what they looked like. It went all the way down. Then it started coming back and I saw they had some new different kinds of shoes out. That’s like a fundamental idea. But technically, it got above a $10 level and when we looked the last time it got above 10 it went to 20. So, in that scenario, I was like all right, if it goes back up to 9, I’ll get out of it but I think it could go back up and test where it had been before. I was using the previous pattern.
That’s technical now. So I was risking one to make ten. That’s a great scenario that you can’t find in many places. So when you make trades like that and you’re successful even three times out of ten, you’re going to be doing really well.
JAIME TARDY: So how does that work because you’re basing on previous patterns but I mean how can you think that it’s definitely going to do the same thing that it did last time. I mean isn’t it so volatile that it doesn’t do that?
ADAM MESH: Well, history does tend to repeat itself and the market historically does fall into patterns. That’s what technical analysis is – recognizing key trigger points. That’s something that we really look to do because no it doesn’t repeat itself every time but the amount of times it does is enough for you to be very profitable by following those patterns. Something I will say though, just even more getting into the risk and stuff, a lot of people work really hard, they want to make money, right? Then what do they do? They give their money to someone else to manage it for them.
Then they hope that at the end of the day it’s growing and when it’s not, they don’t even have the knowledge to ask why. If they ever wanted to buy stock on their own, I’m sure that some of your followers have tried to buy stock on their own from one of their banks like Chase or Goldman Sachs or Smith Barney or any of those places and if you ever did, it costs around $70 to make a trade. So even taking that first step to learn how to place trades for yourself online, you could take that cost from $70 to under $10 just by learning how to hit buy and how to hit sell which is really easy to do.
Now, you start to gain knowledge. You start to understand how the stocks move, what the key levels are.
(PITY IS--- KNOWLEDGE RARELY MAKES PROFITS,TRADING SKILL MAKES PROFITS.Google is knowledge,George soros is skilled trader-can google teach you skill of trading? never- just not possible.SKILL IS NOT FOR SALE BY KILOGRAMS)
I’ll give you a great example in a second of what’s going on now and once you understand those things and you can make those trades for yourself, you’re in control. And even if you don’t want to do it, even if you get to the point where you say, “You know what, I’m too busy, I got too much stuff going on, I don’t even like this” at least you know the right questions to ask. At least you can say to the person managing your money why did you do this? What did you see here? What’s your strategy behind this?
Then you can at least protect yourself from putting your money in the wrong hands. But a great example of having that knowledge is even the market this past week, when you look at it, has been in a range and key levels were 12,000 and 12,500. So when we were at 12,300 and we dropped 150 points, I said to everyone it’s not a big deal. It doesn’t mean we’re tanking. It doesn’t mean anything. It’s just in between. If you ever played tennis, have you played tennis?
JAIME TARDY: Yes, or tennis on the Wii, right? That counts too!
ADAM MESH: When either stays under the baseline or the net, right? But that in between spot that you don’t want to get caught is called no man’s land. That’s where you are too far away from either spot to have to position. The market tends to find itself in no man’s land a lot where it could go up, it could go down. You have no way of knowing so you don’t want to lean too far in either direction otherwise you’ll get burned. So when the market is sitting in between two key levels – 12,000 and 12,500 – and it’s going down 200 points, I tell people it’s not a big deal because it’s not breaking through any levels.
So the ability to look at a market that’s down hundreds of points and say you know what, nothing really is happening. Then you see a day like today where the market is up a couple hundred points and say and even now nothing is really happening. It’s just the in between versus the market could be up less and breakthrough a key level and that would be significant. So understanding why things are happening and I’m not talking about the analysts on television saying what happened in Japan is making us go down. Unemployment is making us go up. Housing, no, I’m talking about actual levels, which is really what the market revolves around. That’s what’s going to determine where we move.
JAIME TARDY: Well, I think, anyone getting into investing is so scared of making a mistake and not knowing what the heck they’re doing. So you go in and you make a couple of trades or something like that and you lose your shirt and go oh nevermind it’s not for me. When you talk about it, you’ve been doing it forever, you make it sound so easy. Like if you only know these three key things then you can do it. I mean is it really that easy? How did you learn getting into all this?
ADAM MESH: I got started trading right out of college. I wanted to become a writer but my parents said, you know, we’re done paying for you to do things, time to get a job. So me going out and living on their dime in California as I tried to become a writer wasn’t in the plans. So I started trading early and I loved it. I loved the excitement, the rush. I felt like a professional athlete going in every day. You know, you said I make it sound easy. I think the key to my success and the people I work with, their success, is keeping it simple but being consistent.
You look at the top athletes, the one common analogy used that transcends sports is that they make it look easy. When Alex Rodriguez swings a bat he makes it look easy. When Kobe Bryant shoots he looks effortless. In golf, when you see these great golfers with their swing it looks like their not even trying to swing. It’s the same thing with the market. If you’re adding all these complexities to your trading, you’re just hurting yourself. You’re creating too much in between. You’re allowing too much room for error but by keeping it simple and consistent, that’s the key to success.
And I believe the outcomes we’re talking about, not just trading but business, I believe that’s with anything. Taking a model that works and repeating it versus trying to break the mold. I think a pattern for failure is when you see something that works and you say what else can I do before you get good at that. I think it’s really important to get good at one thing and then build versus all right this is good what else can I do. You’re not embracing the success.
.
Want to make money in stock market?
“The Greatest Trading Book Ever WRITTEN!”
and who says it? ADAM MESH HIMSELF!!!!!!!!!!!
Adam Mesh | Full Contact Trading
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Your Full Contact Trading System will include:
*A 90 minute Full Contact teleseminar. Get instant access to the most powerful call I have ever done and listen carefully as I interview the most successful trader I know. (valued at $597)
*The Greatest Trading Book I have ever read. I have read this book at least ten times and it was required reading for every trader at my company. The strategies in this book are timeless and the lessons are invaluable. (valued at $30 but invaluable for stock market success)
*The Full Contact trading Workbook. This is where you take your excitement and energy and turn it into action. My unique strategies will give you a huge edge and show you how to start small and snowball it into a fortune. (valued at $1397)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Does somebody have this and share it?
see the ad what it says
I was impressed with Adam's emphasis on discipline, and this aspect of trading is what I still have the most struggle with, though I am getting better at it
So what is it that Adam teaches that works.
#1 -- Discipline, discipline, discipline. This has been the hardest concept for me to grasp although it is probably the simplest. New traders do not have to unlearn the bad habits that I taught myself.
#2 -- How to identify stocks that have the potential for rapidly accelerating based on increasing volume and support and resistance lines.
#3 -- When to buy a stock, and when to get out with either a profit (so you don't give back your gains) or a stop-loss so you do not stay in a bad trade.
#4 -- His rule of 5's and 10's. This is a technique that has been invaluable to me in getting better prices on a stock.
Example: October 25 I bought POT. I had been watching this stock but did not feel like chasing it. So when it began to come off its lows that morning and rose above 100, I put in an order that got filled at 100.35. On October 30 it reached a high of around 123, so when it began to come back down, I decided to lock in profits at 120.05.
I think even Adam would be happy with 20 points in 4 days! Do all my trades turn out this well? Definitely not! But having had Adam as a mentor has improved my odds.
#5 -- Being satisfied with singles if that is all the market gives. All of us like home runs, but just like in baseball, the one who swings for the fences most often is the one who frequently strikes out.
The major difference in results over the last couple of months has been a willingness to take $500, $300, sometimes even $200 on a trade; sometimes even less. Now if I could just maintain that type of discipline with all my trades, I could quit my job.
by William A. in Michigan
- William A.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moral n summary
Identify stocks that have the potential for rapidly accelerating based on
1) increasing volume and 2)support and resistance lines
How Good Can I Be At This?
Let’s find out. There is no previously defined skill set needed to make money in the stock market (THIS IS WRONG-YOU NEED TRADING SKILL-IT IS NOT FOR SALE).
Certain people just have that X factor and there’s no reason why it can’t be you. I’ll show you how to make money in any market.
2)It’s a risk reward system where the reward is always far greater. REWARD> RISK
================================================== ========================
video summary here
===============
Have patience?
read summary of a podcast
Welcome to the Eventual Millionaire Podcast.
I’m Jaime Tardy and today we have Adam Mesh on the show.
Adam owns Adam Mesh Trading Group and has been seen on Fortune, Fox Business, CNBC, as well as the reality show called The Average Joe. And while I almost never watch reality shows, I remember watching it because Adam is such a likeable guy.
JAIME TARDY: Oh good! So first off, you’re an investor. I really want to start off and ask…
ADAM MESH: Trader.
JAIME TARDY: Trader. Then I’m going to ask you what’s the difference
ADAM MESH: An investor is passive. An investor will put money away and then check it every couple of months and make sure it’s doing its thing or if it’s not wonder why. A trader is much more active. They’re taking control. They’re managing their positions. They are in for days, weeks and months but they’re not just sitting on their hands hoping. They’re actually taking control so I always encourage people that they’re going to be trading not investing. Investing is what you do with like that money you put away for your kids’ college and stuff like that. But for the money that you want to grow at a faster rate, I think trading is more important.
JAIME TARDY: Really? It seems like there’s a lot of risk so tell me how you guys stop that risk because we’ve always heard, you know, you put your money, you let it sit and because the stock market eventually over a long term goes up then we’re good. But how can you guys take away the risk of trading?
ADAM MESH: By establishing what that risk is, what the reward is in each situation and being comfortable with that so that when you enter a trade you understand what can I lose, what can I gain, does this make sense. So, if I was trading a stock, I would be like oh I could lose a point or I can make a point and a point is like if the stock is at $50 and it goes to $49 or 50 and it goes to 51 that’s a point. On a 100 shares that’s $100 and a 1,000 shares it’s $1,000.
So if I’m entering a trade I don’t want a 1:1. I want a 5:1. 5 REWARD TO 1 RISK-I’m looking for big plays. A great example would be Crocs, okay. Crocs, you know those ugly shoes?
JAIME TARDY: Yes.
ADAM MESH: They’re like the rubber ones and stuff; pretty much only popular in hospitals. Well, that was a stock that used to be really popular then people I guess realized what they looked like. It went all the way down. Then it started coming back and I saw they had some new different kinds of shoes out. That’s like a fundamental idea. But technically, it got above a $10 level and when we looked the last time it got above 10 it went to 20. So, in that scenario, I was like all right, if it goes back up to 9, I’ll get out of it but I think it could go back up and test where it had been before. I was using the previous pattern.
That’s technical now. So I was risking one to make ten. That’s a great scenario that you can’t find in many places. So when you make trades like that and you’re successful even three times out of ten, you’re going to be doing really well.
JAIME TARDY: So how does that work because you’re basing on previous patterns but I mean how can you think that it’s definitely going to do the same thing that it did last time. I mean isn’t it so volatile that it doesn’t do that?
ADAM MESH: Well, history does tend to repeat itself and the market historically does fall into patterns. That’s what technical analysis is – recognizing key trigger points. That’s something that we really look to do because no it doesn’t repeat itself every time but the amount of times it does is enough for you to be very profitable by following those patterns. Something I will say though, just even more getting into the risk and stuff, a lot of people work really hard, they want to make money, right? Then what do they do? They give their money to someone else to manage it for them.
Then they hope that at the end of the day it’s growing and when it’s not, they don’t even have the knowledge to ask why. If they ever wanted to buy stock on their own, I’m sure that some of your followers have tried to buy stock on their own from one of their banks like Chase or Goldman Sachs or Smith Barney or any of those places and if you ever did, it costs around $70 to make a trade. So even taking that first step to learn how to place trades for yourself online, you could take that cost from $70 to under $10 just by learning how to hit buy and how to hit sell which is really easy to do.
Now, you start to gain knowledge. You start to understand how the stocks move, what the key levels are.
(PITY IS--- KNOWLEDGE RARELY MAKES PROFITS,TRADING SKILL MAKES PROFITS.Google is knowledge,George soros is skilled trader-can google teach you skill of trading? never- just not possible.SKILL IS NOT FOR SALE BY KILOGRAMS)
I’ll give you a great example in a second of what’s going on now and once you understand those things and you can make those trades for yourself, you’re in control. And even if you don’t want to do it, even if you get to the point where you say, “You know what, I’m too busy, I got too much stuff going on, I don’t even like this” at least you know the right questions to ask. At least you can say to the person managing your money why did you do this? What did you see here? What’s your strategy behind this?
Then you can at least protect yourself from putting your money in the wrong hands. But a great example of having that knowledge is even the market this past week, when you look at it, has been in a range and key levels were 12,000 and 12,500. So when we were at 12,300 and we dropped 150 points, I said to everyone it’s not a big deal. It doesn’t mean we’re tanking. It doesn’t mean anything. It’s just in between. If you ever played tennis, have you played tennis?
JAIME TARDY: Yes, or tennis on the Wii, right? That counts too!
ADAM MESH: When either stays under the baseline or the net, right? But that in between spot that you don’t want to get caught is called no man’s land. That’s where you are too far away from either spot to have to position. The market tends to find itself in no man’s land a lot where it could go up, it could go down. You have no way of knowing so you don’t want to lean too far in either direction otherwise you’ll get burned. So when the market is sitting in between two key levels – 12,000 and 12,500 – and it’s going down 200 points, I tell people it’s not a big deal because it’s not breaking through any levels.
So the ability to look at a market that’s down hundreds of points and say you know what, nothing really is happening. Then you see a day like today where the market is up a couple hundred points and say and even now nothing is really happening. It’s just the in between versus the market could be up less and breakthrough a key level and that would be significant. So understanding why things are happening and I’m not talking about the analysts on television saying what happened in Japan is making us go down. Unemployment is making us go up. Housing, no, I’m talking about actual levels, which is really what the market revolves around. That’s what’s going to determine where we move.
JAIME TARDY: Well, I think, anyone getting into investing is so scared of making a mistake and not knowing what the heck they’re doing. So you go in and you make a couple of trades or something like that and you lose your shirt and go oh nevermind it’s not for me. When you talk about it, you’ve been doing it forever, you make it sound so easy. Like if you only know these three key things then you can do it. I mean is it really that easy? How did you learn getting into all this?
ADAM MESH: I got started trading right out of college. I wanted to become a writer but my parents said, you know, we’re done paying for you to do things, time to get a job. So me going out and living on their dime in California as I tried to become a writer wasn’t in the plans. So I started trading early and I loved it. I loved the excitement, the rush. I felt like a professional athlete going in every day. You know, you said I make it sound easy. I think the key to my success and the people I work with, their success, is keeping it simple but being consistent.
You look at the top athletes, the one common analogy used that transcends sports is that they make it look easy. When Alex Rodriguez swings a bat he makes it look easy. When Kobe Bryant shoots he looks effortless. In golf, when you see these great golfers with their swing it looks like their not even trying to swing. It’s the same thing with the market. If you’re adding all these complexities to your trading, you’re just hurting yourself. You’re creating too much in between. You’re allowing too much room for error but by keeping it simple and consistent, that’s the key to success.
And I believe the outcomes we’re talking about, not just trading but business, I believe that’s with anything. Taking a model that works and repeating it versus trying to break the mold. I think a pattern for failure is when you see something that works and you say what else can I do before you get good at that. I think it’s really important to get good at one thing and then build versus all right this is good what else can I do. You’re not embracing the success.
.
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