Forex Mentor – Forex Profits with MACD by Frank Paul

Dear Forexmentor Trader,

Learning to trade Forex is about applying proven and simple tools, The MACD indicator is unparalleled in its versatility, reliability, and predictive power for trading the Forex. This is why MACD is a one of my favorite tools in the world of Forex trading.

When analyzed with the other core components of my trading system – support/resistance, trendlines, moving averages, and pivots – MACD provides the Forex trader with tremendous insight into forex market dynamics.

To help you attain an expert-level mastery of this powerful indicator, Forexmentor has developed a comprehensive video course focused specifically on MACD and its basic and advanced applications to the world of Forex trading.

Designed to both build on and expand the concepts in my home study course, “Forex Profits with MACD” will appeal to all experience levels from novice to season veteran.

The “Forex Profits with MACD” course is developed and hosted by long-standing Forexmentor member and AM Review contributor Frank Paul,. Frank has done a masterful job in researching MACD from every angle imaginable. You be completely amazed by the depth of knowledge Frank has on this topic. Learning to Trade Forex has never been more fun.

Frank effortlessly blends both the theory every trader must know, withpractical trading strategies you can use right away regardless of your personal trading style.

Simply put, when done with the course you will know more about one of technical analysis’ most powerful indictors better than 98% of your trading competition.

You’ll get in this comprehensive course dozens upon dozens of individual examples on every timeframe from weekly to 5 minute charts:
	How to identify MACD crossovers as reversal setup signals
	How to distinguish between valid and ‘fakeout’ signals
	How to use MACD crossovers to identify counter-trend setups and trade their resolution
	How to use divergence signals on both MACD and its histogram to spot potential reversal setups
	How to determine when and why divergence signals sometimes do not produce valid reversals
	How to use the MACD Trend Cycle concept to monitor your open positions
	How to work with MACD neutralization signals to confirm trend continuation setups
	How to use MACD crossovers to confirm chart reversal patterns
	How to use MACD as a core component of Multiple Timeframe analysis
	…and much more!

If all that wasn’t enough, Frank has also included three additional bonus items to expand your mastery of MACD even further. Check these out:

Mastering the art of technical analysis is a key skill in learning to trade the Forex. Just like the journeyman carpenter or welder, we need to master a number of important tools before we’re qualified to get the job done: how to apply them, how to operate them safely, and how to use them with other items in our toolbox.

WHO WILL BENEFIT…

	Those who are new to technical and/or forex trading and wish to lay the foundation for future success with the powerful MACD indicator
	Those who have reviewed the Forexmentor member’s library and archival information on MACD and seek a single resource that really ‘pulls it all together’
	Those who feel they need a practical compendium of ‘how to’ strategies and signals for trading with MACD
	Those who have trouble reading sometimes conflicting or contradictory signals – whether MACD readings on multiple timeframes or when read in conjunction with other indicators – and want to ‘get over the hump’

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