[GET] The World’s Best Technical Indicator: The Ichimoku Cloud by Andrew Kenee

[sunnyillion]

Using the Ichimoku Cloud can change the way you trade.

Any trader, regardless of skill level or expertise, can use the cloud. It's ease of use and overall accessibility make it a great resource for traders of all skill levels.

Andrew Keene illustrates the importance of the cloud and shows you how to identify, at a single glance, if a security or other financial product is trading in bullish or bearish territory.

The Ichimoku Cloud is one of the most versatile tools a trader can have access to.

It is one of the only indicators that is both forward and backward looking,
producing better levels of support and resistance. Its applications are wide
and as long as a trader realizes what the best uses are for the cloud they
can easily apply it to their trading plan.

Understanding the six components of the cloud and how to use them.

A trader must always consider what they are trading and how fast that security tends to trade. Whether you're a day trader, a swing trader, or a long term trader, you will be able to benefit from using the cloud. Learn how to use the support and resistance levels the cloud provides as levels for stops or profit targets and when to enter or exit a trade.

The World's Best Technical Indicator: The Ichimoku Cloud offers a detailed look at this proven approach as well as its technical strategies.
If you're not using technical analysis as a risk management tool, then you are leaving out the most important part of your investment plan.

Download:

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http://alphashark.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Ichimoku-Cloud-E-Book.pdf
http://alphashark.com/wp-content/uploads/ichimoku/2.26.2014_Ichimoku_Webinar.pptx

[va737]

sunnyTRIO Thankyou for your very nice share.

Max reps added

[va737]

sunnyTRIO , Thanks for the add-on your previous share

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[jacg]

REALLY INTERESTING.BIGTHANKS

[ToniMontana]

Any other format for the webinar? cant make it work

[lalalas]

Thank you for the great share sunnyTRIO!

@ToniMontana
Could be wrong but that looks like a "Powerpoint" type file?
Have you tried opening with microsoft or openoffice software?