One shot one kill trading pdf

While I was looking for the market to pull back to this support zone, doing it in one day came as a real surprise. I booked it in the after hours at my price target as my plan dictated. In my career, I have had many profitable days of trading, as well as days that were not so good, but the method I used to enter this trade is the same style I use to trade for a living.

Being ready to execute on these types of setups, at major inflection points in the market, days in advance, is what this book will teach you to do. I was there that day with a plan of attack and executed on it, walking away with a sizeable gain by going short at the open, and adding to the winning position, until it hit my price target.

One Shot — One Kill will walk you through all of the necessary components of the method to systematically and tactically make trades like the one described above. This book provides real-life examples of how to apply this method. Regardless of your skill level now, this book will make sure that when you finish reading you will have a solid understanding of what components are necessary to properly execute on these types of setups.

While it may seem sexier to get straight to the trades, building a solid foundation is critical to successful trading, as it is to every successful business endeavor. This book is set up to Introduction xiii cover all of the important aspects of trading this method: from screen setups, software, and brokerage accounts in Chapter 1, to walking-through a real-time trade in Chapter I even go as far as to discuss taxation guidelines and information specifically for traders The use of Netto Numbers is something that is a critical component to the One Shot — One Kill Method, as it is the Netto Number itself which helps you ascertain how strong or weak a prospective trade candidate is.

A trade setup based on a Netto Number is made up of a total of 30 points, with the chart formation accounting for 10 of those points, the Fibonacci levels accounting for another 10, and ancillary technical indicators accounting for the last Chapters 2 through 4 will go over the 30 points and provide the basis for tabulating and creating a Netto Number. As mentioned throughout the book, Netto Numbers serve as a redundant means to help you buy weakness in rising markets and sell strength in falling markets while taking profits at predetermined price targets.

The best Netto Numbers for long positions will usually be stocks that have made new highs and have a short-term pullback; for shorts, that would be stocks that have made new lows and have put in a modest bounce.

That is to say, Netto Numbers dictate entry and allocation, while the One Shot — One Kill Method deals with everything from adding into winning positions through the Money Management Matrix to understanding your comfort level. With that being said, the more experienced traders out there may be able to skim through some of the early chapters. Nevertheless, it is still incumbent upon you to have a clear understanding of all of the components that go into this method, so that by the time the book progresses to the more advanced material you will have a solid foundation from which to work.

This page intentionally left blank. Those of you who are more experienced traders and money managers, already using direct access trading, may choose to skim through this chapter, as most of what is discussed may already be familiar to you. Whether you choose to read in detail or skim through the paragraphs that follow, keep in mind that you need to have the proper tools and resources to allow you to execute the setups you will learn about in the pages of this book.

Before we begin in earnest, please first take a minute to grab a pencil, paper, and a highlighter. I encourage you to write in this book and highlight some of the ideas I express. There are just as many trading styles out there as there are traders. The final choice of which trading ideology an individual chooses to employ is ultimately at the discretion of that person. The trading style and method suggestions made in this book come about from my extensive research and discovery as well as long experiences of fighting it out on the field of battle and in the trenches of real-time trading war.

This book is structured in such a way that you will be able to learn the methods and techniques quickly and easily and put them to work for you immediately. Guessing is not an option in sustaining long-time success.

This chapter contains a number of points, which I have purposely placed in the beginning of the book, so administering things like data feeds, brokerage services, and trading room setups can be accomplished while you are completing the book. Two of the most often-overlooked factors that I find important in trading are ease of operation and personal comfort.

Because I trade and teach traders for a living, I have found it very important for traders to get comfortable, before they begin trading. Nevertheless, being uncomfortable, can easily lead you to a state of unpreparedness.

Your comfort level will contribute greatly, though immeasurably, to your overall success as a trader. Every day in which you find yourself at your trading station is another day on your calendar spent doing what you do to make money. For many of you, it is your sole source of income. From the first time you ever sit down in your chair and make your first trade, till the ten thousandth hour of being on the job and actively trading, if you can make it that far, is a great deal of time.

So get as comfortable as humanly possible. Some traders find aspirin a necessity. No tall, cold ones till after the closing bell. Have close at Chapter 1: Importance of Ease of Operation 5 hand everything that you anticipate you will need that is not directly trading-related.

Being able to see the current, correct market prices is helpful. You should follow this advice for one important reason. It ends up costing them more than they could have imagined. A closer examination of each situation usually reveals that, no matter what the trader went to do or get, the errand was a regular occurrence, and one that in many, if not most, instances could have been avoided.

Now, with everything in place, you should be totally mentally focused on trading, while being as comfortable as you can possibly make yourself without the aid of another person , and keenly prepared to attack the markets. Since the sole purpose of this book is to teach you how to sustain success as a trader using my One Shot — One Kill Method, I suggest you start by discovering and experimenting with the trading ideas in this book without trading real money.

You will have plenty of time to do that later on. It is best you begin by becoming somewhat proficient with my method first. Paper trading, despite being no match for real trading, is an excellent way to familiarize yourself with various trading methods.

Fear not, you will not need an eternity to learn what you need to do to trade with real money. Now, you must read this next sentence very carefully: Once you learn and choose to employ the One Shot — One Kill Method, you must do so with complete confidence and faith in its efficacy, so that you can derive the greatest benefits from its application.

You need to pay attention to this statement for a good reason, because no matter what plan or method you use to trade, you should be committed to it. If you are not committed to your plan, how can you even trust yourself as a trader?

Statistically, opting to double down will yield you a higher return than any other play. So instead, they typically draw only one card, and probably win the hand and effectively settle for less. However, if they had stuck to their plan and doubled down, and won the hand, they would have taken home percent more money from that particular bet, and over time, further increased their odds for success.

When that setup appeared and their chances for success were optimal, they essentially shot themselves in the wallet by failing to take the action they needed to take. You must allow yourself to fully benefit from what you believe is a solid trading plan. However, as a safety precaution, you should only paper trade until your knowledge, faith, and confidence in the method grows.

In combat, the supplies and equipment that troops are given can have a great impact on the outcome of the battle. If you are serious about wanting to take an active part in managing your money or trading professionally, spending the necessary money for the correct computer setup is an unavoidable necessity. It is an essential expense that will help you in devel- Chapter 1: Importance of Ease of Operation 7 oping your success. When it comes to handling money and doing battle with the markets, a NASA-like computer setup is not necessary.

But good equipment and information can pay for itself in just one good trade and oftentimes can make the difference between profits and losses. An active trader or investor who wants to watch the market online every day needs to have a Windows operating system, preferably Windows Professional Edition, or Windows XP.

Try to avoid using Windows 98 or 95, both of which have reportedly caused many traders great headaches and, in some cases, great losses by locking up and shutting down in the middle of trading.

Although these occurrences are infrequent, just one instance during a trade can be costly. Most of the time lockups happen because the computer system is not able to handle the resource-eating computer trading programs A computer with a minimum 1 GB processor or, preferably, the fastest one available , megabytes MB of RAM, and a gigabyte GB hard drive is recommended.

You should also have at least two inch or larger monitors three monitors is ideal , if you plan to watch and trade the market on a regular basis. The next essential requirement is the connection to your data.

Digital subscriber lines, or DSLs, and other broadband connections are becoming more widespread. Having one is an absolute minimum requirement if you actively trade from home. A cable modem connection is perfectly acceptable and will provide the necessary bandwidth required to run the trading applications on your computers.

I do most of my trading from an office where I have a T-1 connection, because having a plentitude of bandwidth is an essential asset when making split-second executions. The mouse is something that most people may not consider to be too important when they trade, but I highly recommend that active traders learn how to use hot keys as well as purchase a Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical or similarly functioning mouse.

It is an amazing innovation that will save you a great deal of anguish and frustration in the heat of the trading battle. I consider it an indispensable part of my trading arsenal. Many traders never use alarms and, frankly, I find that alarming. Finally, a successful trader needs is a backup power supply. Should anything happen, having your system backed up and ready to go is akin to having your reserves ready, in case something happens to your first wave.

Exactly how much to decide to spend on a trading room setup is a personal decision all traders eventually have to make. A number of things should be kept in mind when factoring what is important to include in the ideal trading room. The trading room setup I use, and feel to be quite adequate, consists of three monitors, with the middle monitor sitting directly in front of me and the other two monitors cropped in to my left and my right.

I also have financial news on in the background so I can hear what commentators are saying, in case someone gets on the air and starts speaking about a sector or a stock that I have a position in. However, news stations are the most popular medium out there right now for following the markets.

Because it is, you should try to stay aware of what they are saying, and whom they are saying it about, because shortterm movement of a stock or sector can be affected. Understanding who is in control of the market, and picking the best spots to get on their side, is its essence. During the heat of the battle, having software that is catered to your trading style is not enough to win the war. They are very good at getting themselves comfortable in their trading setup and style but, because of a mediocre trading plan, which does not stress strong trading habits, they are often not mentally fit or anticipatory enough to trade as effectively as they could and should.

Before you can begin trading online, you need to have a data provider that provides delayed, end-of-day, and real-time quotes, so the software can analyze the market and help you make the calculations you need to. As of this writing, I use eSignal Data, from Data Broadcasting Corporation, as I have found it to be extremely reliable in the fastest of markets and compatible with a number of software providers.

While there are several good trading software packages available, the charts in this book and the analysis performed were done with MetaStock Professional Software, which is put out by Equis International.

I personally use this software, as it is extremely versatile, well thought out, and fairly easy to use. Price target creation, the basis of the One Shot — One Kill One Kill Method, is made possible by using this software, and it will make your time in combat more prosperous.

The eSignal and MetaStock software I use and recommend can be substituted for any software that accomplishes what they do. Once you begin to incorporate these software applications together, applied with Netto Numbers, you can begin the process of making your trades with confidence. Having said that, I also 10 Phase I: Basic Trading Tactics want to add that I am keenly aware there are litanies of software programs on the market that may fit your personal trading style more comfortably.

Choose the software you like best. Traders have their own trading preferences. However, more importantly, traders have different skill levels, of which they should be aware. Since you are reading my book, I can only presume you are trying to improve your trading results. I am not recommending, nor do I want to change, a trading style that is profitable for you.

But in order for you to improve your results, you may have to change at least some of your ways. Whatever software you use and whatever your trading style is, you must be able to correctly arrive at Netto Numbers to incorporate them into the method. It is the trader who has to make the final decision as to what best suits their needs.

However, I have extensively tested a number of software programs on the market and have found the aforementioned software programs have met my level of acceptability. Keep in mind that software only serves a supporting role in your efforts to become a successful, active money manager.

The ultimate decision to buy and sell, hold or pass, lies squarely on the shoulders of the individual, not the technology they employ to reach their trading decisions. My intention is to teach you to learn to know how, what, when, and why to make a trade. The market is an amalgamation of psyches that come to represent our impressions on the future at a particular moment.

Not having the right view of the market is akin to boxing with an eye patch and dark sunglasses on. Although it would still be possible to win the fight wearing these items, the odds Chapter 1: Importance of Ease of Operation 11 would be greatly against you.

It is very important never to get blindsided. This section covers two potential trading screen setups. The first will be for the average investor who makes trades. This screen needs to focus on being able to spot prevailing market trends as well as provide you with a feel for what is going on in the market that particular day. The second trading screen setup is designed for the more active trader, one who follows the market every day and is in and out of several positions a week.

This setup incorporates two or more monitors, as the need for information more closely related to the market becomes heightened. Although this book focuses primarily on short-term trading, long-term investors can also benefit from the tactics and strategies brought forth.

Success requires the ability to spot key trends and indicators essential to the success of the One Shot — One Kill Method such as, Fibonacci levels and long- and short-term inflection points; see Chapters 4 and 5, respectively , and the prevailing trend of the security you are trading. By using the One Shot — One Kill Method, and applying the techniques discussed in this book, you will have a very strong foundation to make your success a reality.

I recommend that after reading the following chapters in this book, you frequently refer back to this chapter, in order to better understand the reasoning behind setting up your screen this way. In order to give you a better idea of the screens and their content, all of the screen setups displayed in this book can also be found and downloaded from www. During the time you are reading this book, you should make arrangements to investigate and experiment with the software from the data vendors.

Many of them have initial 30day trial offers that leave you with either no commitment or a full refund, if you are not satisfied. Many traders, over the course of their lifetimes, will have the opportunity to handle hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars. Having reliable information and effective trading techniques is paramount to your success. When you can 12 Phase I: Basic Trading Tactics make thousands of dollars in one day from just one trade, cheap is not something you want to be, nor is it something you would ever feel good about disclosing.

It is not the time to be cheap. If you had to spend your hard-earned cash for a weapon to use in battle, why would you be thinking of buying a handgun when you could buy an Uzi? No one is going to admire you for being a cheapskate, especially when the decision involves your business equipment. And, to whom would you brag about it? The purpose of the one-screen display is to provide a general overview of the stock, market, and sector. A typical onescreen display is shown in Chart 1.

The left side of your screen will consist of approximately 15 quotes. For example, if you were planning on trading Intel Corporation INTC , then you would be watching the Semiconductor Index, which is an index made up of several chip-manufacturing stocks. To the right of the 15 quotes will be a daily chart. This will make more sense as the book continues for more info, see Chapter 2.

You will need to insert three different moving averages: a 5-, , and period simple moving average from the close. To the right of the daily chart will be a minute chart, This will be the same size as the daily chart but will only have the and period simple moving averages.

This chart will be based on the past 30 days. Below the minute chart will be a minute chart. This chart will also have a and period simple moving averages.

Directly below the quote display on the left-hand side will be a detail window that will give all of the basic information 13 When looking at the market in the screen setup, you need to have a few of the stocks, sectors, and markets within view. On the left side of the screen, you also need to have a view of the prospective trading candidates for that day. CHART 1. The chart will have a time interval of five days on it. The last chart, to the right of that one, will be a sector chart for the stock that you are going to trade.

I have found that a minute chart enables you to keep track of prevailing trends quite nicely. The two-screen setup, for traders more active with the market, is understandably more complicated than the one-screen one.

Chart 1. The two-screen display can be conducted on one monitor, but that is not the best way to go. I highly recommend that a second monitor be purchased to provide you with immediate access to both screens.

Having two screens will also help allow you to maintain your focus and be able to instantly reference the information from both screens simultaneously. The first screen of the two-monitor setup is very similar to the screen of the one-monitor setup.

Covering the entire left onequarter of the screen will be a quote window with 20 stocks, 2 futures contracts, and 10 sectors. The stocks and indices are listed in Appendix B.

To the right of the quote window you will have a daily chart with the same specifications as the other daily chart; that is, three moving averages of 5, 15, and 39 will be placed on the chart and a MACD histogram with parameters of 5, 35, and a trigger line of 5.

The screen to the right of that will be a minute chart, with a and period moving average covering 20 days. Underneath that will be a minute chart, covering 5 days with a and 39period simple moving average. Moving down and to the left will be a three-minute chart of the stock, also containing a and 39period moving average. To the right of the three-minute chart will 15 The first screen of a two-screen layout. This screen pertains directly to the stock. It will inform you when the stock is making a high for the day, low for the day, week high, and week low, and when it is hitting a predetermined mark that you will program into the alert.

To the right of that and just below the minute chart will be a level-two screen. On the leveltwo screen, delete the time and the tick of the market maker; also delete the time that the trade went off at in the ticker in order to save space on the screen. Just to the right of the level-two window you will place a ticker window.

This window will have a linking function that will allow you to type in the symbol and it will change all the charts and statistics to match that particular stock. The ticker window is going to have the volume, last price, high, low, open, change from open, and change from close. Your software provider will be more than happy to personally help you set up all of these functions after you download their platforms.

It is in their best interests that you feel comfortable using their software so you remain on as a loyal, happy customer. See Chart 1. The idea is that you should be able to watch which sectors are performing the strongest throughout the day, which will help you spot and go after the strongest trending sectors, either up or down.

Prudent use of the real estate on your screen is important. The stock or commodity you are really focusing on is in your first screen. The second layout gives you the ability to watch not only the stock or commodity that you own or are about to trade but also the market and sector. As this book progresses, you will 17 The second screen of a two-screen layout. This screen allows you to view a number of different sectors and the overall market action.

This screen setup was provided through eSignal; however, it can be set up through any number of data service providers. For traders using a three-monitor setup, the third screen can be used to have a running version of MetaStock, or other similar software, at your disposal in real time, without having to go through the hassle of changing screens.

If you plan on trading on a full-time basis, a three-monitor setup is highly recommended. The following list summarizes what needs to be on each screen: Monitor No. Information that pertains to your stock and to general market conditions Monitor No. Sector watch allowing you to spot the strongest or weakest trending sectors Monitor No. The recent popularity of online trading, coupled with a demand by investors for faster fills at better prices has created a bifurcation of people who actively manage their money into two groups: those who carry overnight positions and those who day trade and the majority of the time go flat into the evening.

The type of brokerage services you use is going to play an important role in determining the success of the fills you get, as well as how much you have to factor in for the cost of commis- Chapter 1: Importance of Ease of Operation 19 sions.

The brokerage policies regarding overnight positions, and how they affect buying power, is another key factor in determining which brokerages you should go with. The best way to handle the brokerage issue is to set up at least two separate accounts. If you have a broker you are comfortable with and feel they are trustworthy, then retaining their services may be in your best interest. However, if you are planning on using the tactics in this book, at least one separate account should be set up with a nontraditional, Internet-based broker.

And, on top of that, if you plan on day trading from this account, then a second Internet account should be set up, exclusively for day trading. Day trading needs to be done through a direct-access online brokerage firm. If you do not have a broker you are comfortable with, please visit www. Although there are several different ways to chart a security, the methods I use on a day-today basis are Open-Close, High-Low bar charts and Japanese candlesticks.

Open-Close, High-Low bar charts are the most popular type of security charts traders use. As illustrated in Chart 1. If opening prices are available, they are signified by a tick mark on the left side of the bar. Not as popular, but certainly prettier and more telling, are Japanese candlesticks.

The Japanese developed this method of technical analysis to analyze the price of rice contracts several centuries ago. Candlestick charts illustrate the open, high, low, and closing prices, in a display format, which is similar to a modern-day bar chart but in a manner that depicts the relationship between opening and closing prices.

Each candlestick represents one period of data. Many traders are attracted to Japanese candlestick charts by their mystique. They may think them to be some secret ancient method with special powers behind them.

However, I strongly encourage you to explore their use. I prefer using candlesticks, as the body of the candle helps provide insight and clarity in the movement of the underlying vehicle. The main reason I use Japanese candlesticks in charting is because of their visual display qualities. They are very easy to understand and descriptive in portraying price action. It has just about everything you could ever want to know about candlesticks, explained in an easy-to-understand manner.

It is critical to attend to these 22 Part I: Basic Trading Tactics matters and ensure that when you have real money at stake there are no ancillary concerns which may arise beyond the natural ebb and flow of the market. This chapter has gone over how to set up a data feed, multiple trading layouts, the creation of your trading account, as well as a cursory explanation of some basic charting methods. When expending large quantities of rounds against the enemy was proving of little use, the Marines implemented this stratagem and slogan to stress the importance of total focus and quality with each shot a rifleman would take.

Being that I have felt a heavy influence in both my personal life, as well as my trading life, from the Marine Corps, it is quite appropriate to use a wise slogan symbolizing patience, discipline, and execution to be the basis for developing a strong trading ideology with a decisive battle plan. In line with building a solid base in spotting potential One Shot — One Kill OSOK setups, this chapter will provide another component in calculating a Netto Number covered in Chapters 7 and 12 , and being aware of how to execute on certain setups through the use of technical indicators.

Some of the indicators have been around for some time, while others are proprietary to OSOK. New and experienced traders need to understand how these indicators are used to support what this trading method is about. When a Netto Number is computed, you can tabulate a total score of 30 points. The indicators in this chapter comprise 10 of those 30 points. In Chapters 7 and 12 you will learn what point totals to assign to each indicator.

Use this chapter to establish a familiarity for how these indicators are used to support the price target creation. Many traders believe that to make any real money, they have to make or more trades a day. The focus of this book and purpose of my method is to teach you to make fewer trades but to make them of higher quality. You can do so by using Netto Numbers and accompanying them with precise timing and careful money management.

This trading approach is similar to that of a guerrilla sniper, lying in wait in the woods. At certain times every day you will be required to use a great deal of mental discipline not to trade than to haphazardly pull the trigger prematurely and enter or exit a trade.

As soon as they get up just a little bit in a trade, they are anxiously ready to cash it all in and trade something else. This fatalistic trading style is caused by too many things to delve into in sufficient detail here. But know that it exists. This costly feeling is usually a result of a lack of discipline. This tendency to jump the gun is a major fault with many traders and it costs them much more often than not.

So, many times they wind up forcing questionable trades, which in my mind is akin to gambling. As mentioned previously, if you are already familiar with a number of technical indicators and have been trading for some time, you may want to briefly read through this and the next chapter to see if you can gain a new insight or two. After that, move on to Chapter 4. The majority of indicators in this chapter serve a more redundant function in the overall method, rather than the sole basis for making trading decisions.

The foundation of the One Shot — One Kill Trading Method is based on the creation of price targets, thereby allowing you to sell strength in falling markets and buy weakness in rising markets. Indicators like the MACD, Vertical Horizontal Filter, and Detrended Oscillator, defined below, are helpful in that they can keep you out of trouble by not allowing you to enter positions that are extended, losing trend strength, or poised to start pulling back. However, after learning and using these indicators for some time, you will get a good intuition for these features, and the need for these indicators takes on a less significant role.

The One Shot — One Kill Method is all about having selfdiscipline to control and eliminate your trade execution emotions. This ability alone will help remove you from a number of potential problems. Trading and life draw a number of similar parallels.

There are times in your life when an opportunity to do something wonderful falls right into your their lap. However, when these events do occur, you need to be able to trade them with confidence. After reading through the pages of this book and understanding the material, you will understand how to make the 26 Phase I: Basic Trading Tactics smart plays, without reckless abandon of money.

When you do so, you will be in a position to capitalize upon the situation when even greater trading situations arise, with enough rounds in your magazine to fire or financial resources at your disposal. This type of warfare discipline is what is essential for your success, and success will become more evident when you master it.

The moving averages that do the best job are the 5, , and period simple moving averages see Chart 2. Using the three specific moving averages in the One Shot — One Kill Method gives you a strong, viable weapon in trend delineation for making your trades. The purpose of using three different moving averages is simple. Each of them serves an important role in quantifying short, intermediate, and long-term trend.

The five-period MA does a good job of letting you know where the short-term trend is. You can look at it and instantly know whether the market is getting weaker or stronger, in the shortest time frame you allow yourself to trade.

This can be applied on a three-minute or a daily chart. Pay close attention to the period simple MA, calculated from the close of the bar. It has an uncanny ability to match up with Fibonacci retracements, and serves as an excellent spot for a pullback to find support or resistance and resume in the direction of the trend. The period MA frequently allows traders to reenter positions after they have already gotten in the move.

This safe yet simple method for getting into the prevailing trend allows users to benefit from low-risk, high-reward trades. The period simple MA is comparable to the period exponential MA, which accomplishes basically the same thing. I encourage you to use either one, as I have found in my experience the difference between the two is nominal. As Chart 2. Using the One Shot — One 27 Assessing whether or not to buy weakness or sell strength is done largely by using the 5-, , and 39period moving averages.

If the vehicle you are trading is above these respective moving averages, the bias is toward buying weakness, whereas if the market is below these moving averages, the bias is to sell strength.

CHART 2. Many stocks prices come near their period MAs, as well as having Fibonacci areas of support underneath them covered in Chapter 4 , both of which can act as a good spot for a bounce. These are some of the things that are important for you to decipher. One problem with moving averages, which you need to watch out for, is the propensity to get whipsawed out of trades, meaning the stock moves above the moving average and then below it, causing sell or buy signals too early.

It is because of this tendency that no one indicator of the One Shot — One Kill Method should be solely relied upon in making a trading decision. I have been whipsawed out of trades like everyone else, but I have also found that having a confluence of moving averages and using the other indicators I use will greatly increase the ability to make more successful trades.

The period MA shows an example of the moving average containing trend the entire way down on a short position, from September to January If you are swing trading a stock—that is, holding a position and owning it for three to seven days—then, you will want to see where the daily period MA sits.

Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Investors are looking for any edge they can find in order to boost profit in today's rollercoaster markets. Savvy traders know they can profit no matter what direction the markets are headed. In up or down markets, professional traders have learned how to maximize technical analysis in order to capitalize on movements in the markets.

Successful traders have learned how to Investors are looking for any edge they can find in order to boost profit in today's rollercoaster markets. Successful traders have learned how to control their emotions to invest with discipline. One Shot One Kill Trading combines these qualities in a guide that shows traders how to buy weakness in up trending markets, sell strength in down markets, and proactively take profits. Author John Netto, a former Marine, applies the patience, discipline, and execution he learned in the armed forces to executing successful trades.

By taking profits at predetermined points and only entering trades with a favorable risk to reward ratio, he has developed a successful battle plan for active traders.

He shows traders how to sell into weakness and buy into strength by confirming chart patterns and using technical indicators. With a combination of battle-tested indicators as well as ones developed by the author, One Shot One Kill Trading shows readers how to make fewer, b Get A Copy. Hardcover , pages. More Details Original Title. Other Editions 1. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia.

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