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Ryan O'Keefe

Name: Ryan O'Keefe

Position: Blogger

Company: FXstreet.com Independent Analyst Team


Ryan is a private retail trader focused on the spot currency market. He was introduced to currency futures at age 17 and wanted to pursue trading as a career; unfortunately he was about to graduate high school and was broke in a time before micro lots. Looking to earn risk capital, he built a career in information technology and forged a trading style that worked around the commitments of career and family.

Today he trades from a quite lake house in the Pacific Northwest around other interests in aviation, information technology and real estate. He maintains a simple, long term approach to trading and finds opportunities by combining fundamental and technical analysis.

Ryan is focused on helping aspiring traders who currently work full-time jobs find a way to trade successfully around their busy schedules. He presents a webinar titled “Trading Around Your Day Job”, mentors traders one-on-one and has been interviewed on Trader Radio. He is currently writing a book for Wiley & Sons.

His personal blog www.ryanokeefe.com is viewed by over 1,300 traders a month.

Blog: The Day Job Trader


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UpComing Live Sessions

MONTHLY WEBINAR: Discretionary Trading with Support and Resistance - Part I 
This session will provide the foundation for the trading tactics discussed in session two. This session will present supply and demand theory as it relates to support and resistance, and demonstrate several support and resistance setups I prefer to trade in the currency market. The discussion will also cover how to identify the best support and resistance based trades, manage risk, and manage profit appropriately.
2/18/2010 1:00:00 PM

MONTHLY WEBINAR: Day Trading around a Day Job - Part II  p
With the foundation of support and resistance trading understood, session two will teach a simple trend based trading system that I use on a regular basis called the "Remora Methodology". This trading methodology can be traded on any currency pair using daily or weekly time frames. In this session participants will learn the basics of the methodology, how to identify an potential trade, how to plan the entry, risk, and how to take profits.
2/18/2010 3:00:00 PM



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