Strategies for Profiting on Every Trade

Oliver Velez positively surprised me again. Indeed, the Profit on Every Trade is an excelent choice not only for those who are beginning in technical analysis but also for those who want to improve their skills. The book intelligently mix technical lessons and psycological behaviour very useful in tradings.Ronaldo Gelain

Excellent examples and guidance. A very sound investment!

Are you kidding me???? This is not an actual Kindle edition book. It looks like a photocopy of a book and damn difficult to read.I removed this from my library and submitted a request for a refund.No matter how many times I try to increase the font, it just wouldn't increase the size of the page.How embarrassing to claim to be a millionaire stock trader, "Father of Swing Trading" and you can't spend a few bucks to properly digitize your own book.

The author is a real trader, that has more than 1000 proprietary traders under his command. You don't need to read the countless books that are out there. Just buy his book titled "Tools and Tactics for the master daytrader" and you can even join his prop trading group as well. This is all you need to become a profitable trader. it will still take a lot of time to get it down, trading isn't an overnight success. But his info provided in his books will give you all you need to know to practically make money everyday in the markets

It was okay but nothing really exciting to me.Titles can be deceiving so if you're a beginner, trading is not as easy as they make it.

Yeah, it was ok. Go for the Al Brooks books, you gonna have better results.

I found this book packed with a lot of good information for traders. It explained the "how to's", the "whys" and the follow up. I highly recommend this book for anyone who has been trading for a while or is trying to improve their trading skills and abilities, from near beginner to advanced trader.

The senior author uses green and red candles in his website. Hasn't any reviewer, including Velez himself, noticed that the candles' colors should have been changed to black and white before publishing the book? A bad start for an otherwise welcome addition to every trader's library.