Brooks's Price Action by Richard Entwistle

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Brooks Price Action and Order Flow Trading Seminars
With Al Brooks coming to Hong Kong in October to present his price action trading methodology, these introductory seminars are designed to help cover a range of topics to help traders better prepare for Al Brooks. The less time Al needs to cover price action fundamentals, the more time he can spend on advanced trading topics.

Seminar 1: Price Action Trading – Fundamentals
Terminology
What is price action?
Candles, setups & signal bars
Pullbacks and bar counting
Buying & selling pressure
Market cycle
Trends, trading ranges, and reversals
Support and resistance

Seminar 2: Price Action Trading – Intermediate
Al Brooks’ trading setup
Traders equation and probability
Best price action trade setups
Trade management
Trading psychology
Price action with order flow trading

Seminar 3: Using Order Flow with Price Action
Chart trading and price action review
Market structure, liquidity, and orders
Trading with the DOM (Depth of Market)
Order flow support for price action trading
Order flow trading setups

Presenter Info

Al Brooks, MD
A professional trader since leaving his career as an ophthalmologist 26 years ago. Al is a strong advocate for individual traders, wanting to teach traders how to make money trading online like a professional. Al is also a technical analysis contributor to Futures magazine, where he is named “the trader’s trader.” He appreciates his devoted following, and provides live market commentary and daily chart analysis updates at BrooksPriceAction.com, and a comprehensive trading course at BrooksTradingCourse.com.
Richard Entwistle
Formally a professional engineer and general manager with the electric utility business. Now trading for a living, Richard has been Al Brooks’ developer and manager since 2012 for Al’s BrooksTradingCourse.com website. Richard embarked on day trading late 2011, using price action from the start to trade Forex and then the US S&P500 ES futures market. Richard added order flow to support price action trading in 2014.