If you can't spot it, don't trade it

Wed, Jul 15 2009, 12:40 GMT
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This article is taken from the Trader's Journal magazine (May 2009 issue)

The author, Gabe Velazquez, is a professional trader with 14 years of experience. His focus is intra-day and swing trading the TF (Russell 2000 E-Mini) using technical analysis as his primary tool. Gabe has managed stocks and futures accounts and has conducted educational seminars on technical analysis for the past ten years. He is a frequent guest on Biz radio, where he shares his market knowledge and utilization of technical indicators. Gabe also teaches the 5-day e-mini course for Online Trading Academy.

You will find that all successful traders share one thing in common. They all (without exception) have an edge based on low risk entries. Gabe Velazquez looks at why new traders need to learn to identify low risk entry points if they want to enjoy a successful trading career.

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