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Come Watch Our Monday FREE Mid-Day Mini-Mentoring Session at a New Time!By Tim on March 7, 2010 | 3 Comments
The trading room in tombstone gulch [Prescott, AZ] is finally open and thriving, and the evidence was seen last Friday at a spectacular 90 minute session focused on bara by bar analysis of analyzing market structure, spotting changes in behavior, using Dr. Anderson’s loose Pivot counts, the effective use of P1 to P3, P2 to P4 and P0 to P4 lines in the context of market structure…well, I could go on and on. It was an incredible live session and will surely be one of the feature pieces in the next Knowledge Expansion Pack DVD.
Our Free Monday Morning sessions are now moving to the same time schedule as our Premium Member Mini Mentoring sessions. Starting Monday, March 8th, the Monday Free and Live Mid-Day Mini Mentoring Session will begin at 11am Arizona Mountain time [-7 GMT] and last about an hour.
Here’s the registration link, in case you need to register [but if you were already registered for the free sessions, you are still registered--use the same link or use the sign in and session number listed below:
Register for the Free Monday Mid-Day Mini Mentoring session by clicking here!
[This is the url: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/261156857
or go to:
Click here, the url is www.joinwebinar.com
The ID for this webinar is:261156857
Premium Members: We will now officially use Arizona Mountain time [-7 GMT] for all events associated with this web site and any I host, to avoid confusion [mostly my own]. There is no Day Light Savings change in Arizona, so we never move our clocks forward and back. The Mid-Day sessions, free and Premium, will be held at 11 am Arizona Mountain Time [-7 GMT]. Period. No time changes here. Check your clock accordingly, depending on your location.
I hope to see you all Monday mid-day!
Tim
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Market Maps Free Live Monday Mid-Day Mini Mentoring Sessions LinkBy Shane on March 7, 2010 | 3 Comments
Here is the link to register for the Free Monday Mid-Day Mini Mentoring Sessions. IF your already registered you should be getting an email. If not, here is the link which can be found under “Free Session Link”
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Market Maps Premium Live Mini Mentoring Sessions Move to a New Time on Tuesday, March 2nd!By Tim on February 28, 2010 | 4 Comments
Yes, I am finally here in Arizona and even though I am buried in boxes and only one of my three servers is up and running, let’s get together for some Mini-Mentoring Sessions this week! I know Shane did a wonderful job and I hope you all learned a lot looking at the markets and seeing this methodology through another talented chartist and mentor–and a long-time friend of mine. Don’t worry, you’ll be seeing lots more of Shane…
As I announced before the end of the year, I had to move to Arizona to improve my deteriorating health. The humidity and mildew in the Great Lakes Basin [Chicago] was slowly killing me. Well, I’m here now, right in the middle of the state, about a mile above sea level and living on a beautiful mountain surrounded by North America’s largest pine forest, in an area with low humidity. And the starry skies just take your breath away! I can see the Milky Way from my bedroom window!
It doesn’t make any sense for me to leave Chicago after living there for 53 years because I need to improve my health and then come to Arizona and do something that will hurt my health. With the majority of you changing clocks on March 14th [Arizona does not change times at all], I would have to get up at 3:30 am to do an intelligent Mini Mentoring Session each morning–and you can guess my doctors and my wife immediately shot that idea down.
Shane and I and Scottie and Paul and Catalin all talked about it. When I started the pre-market morning sessions, they were 15 minutes long and we reviewed the current markets–and MarketGeometry was the only one doing it live via the internet. Now the CME Group calendar has quite a few people trying to do the same type of thing: 15 minutes of market prep, what’s hot, what’s not. But MarketGeometry moved on after the first three or four weeks: We teach you how to trade, not give you trade ideas that may be worth something or may be…well, useless. Our daily sessions are mini-mentoring sessions, priced extremely low, and you can review them over and over. These are daily educational sessions, taught by a professional full-time with nearly 40 years of experience. These sessions are filled with tips and techniques you can use in your daily trading immediately!
It makes sense to do these sessions when I am awake, at my best and can give you my best hour of teaching. And since we are going to do these during the mid-day trading lull, you can take a breather and if there’s something hot that went on in the morning, we may review it bar by bar or evaluate it for the afternoon session. Those of you that were aching for E Mini S&P charts and E Mini NASDAQ charts may start to see more and more of them, as well.
So starting Tuesday, March 2nd, the Mini Mentoring sessions will start at noon Chicago time [CST]. They’ll run for an hour and I’ll do my best to get into a mid-day groove of teaching as well as sometimes evaluating an ongoing move from the morning session that day.
I know some of you will love the idea and some of you will hate it. But like everything else we’ve debuted here, give it a chance before you pass judgement. There’s a method to this madness, and as we have been saying for quite some time, these sessions are so that members can learn to be consistently profitable traders–not to tout potetial trades.
Please bring your lunch, grab a cold green tea and give it a chance–I promise it will grow on you.
Thank you all for your patience and kind thoughts, first while I was fighting off my lung infection, and then while I bought a home and moved to the wild, wild west!
Did I tell you Sean and Lucy have already seen geckos, a bobcat and javelinas [wild boars] in the back yard? They’re having a ball…
I’ll see you all for lunch Tuesday.
Tim
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FX Session with PaulC – RecordingBy PaulC on February 28, 2010 | No Comments
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FX SessionBy PaulC on February 25, 2010 | 3 Comments


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