Stocks, Bonds, Forex, Futures, Options, Indexes
Pattern Recognition of Price and Volume
Works in ALL markets and ALL Time Frames

Change Your Relationship with Markets and Therefore Money

You Can Stop Being A Victim and Learn What Professional Traders
Don’t Want You to Know About the Markets to Create Your Own Wealth!

The SECRET is to want what the market wants.

How do you know what the market wants?

The market wants what Professionals Need to Meet Their Inventory Objectives.

Pattern recognition of how professionals manipulate price and volume enables traders to know what the market wants.

The odds are prices are going to go in the direction needed to meet the inventory objectives of those who TAKE the most out of the markets, Professionals.

Probabilities are a trader’s power.  Successful traders know probability is all they have.  Probabilities are their safety net.  Probability is why traders who consistently take money out of the markets trade with a predetermined stop loss on every trade.  Probability is why winning traders win.

You gain a legitimate advantage when you align your actions with those who control price and volume you are trading on probability.  You are no longer gambling, you are speculating. To be successful at trading, to join those who consistently take money out of the markets, you must have a probability based mind. Probability is the edge.  Probability keeps a trader out of trouble.

Richard Ney, the person who taught me to recognize the patterns/behavior of those who manipulate the markets, said “In which it is shown that if you scrap traditional approaches to the market and attack the financial conspiracy with its own weapons, you can beat the stock exchange insiders at their own game.”

Are you willing to do something different to have something different?

Markets don’t move.  They are moved.

When amateurs are buying someone is selling. That someone is the professional.  When amateurs are selling someone is buying.  That someone is the professional.

Professionals do what amateurs won’t do, sell on rising prices/up bars and buy on declining prices/down bars.

Professionals accumulate at wholesale and distribute at retail.

This enables them to trade with the best risk reward ratio, the coveted asymmetrical risk.

How We Started

Thirty-one years ago, Richard Ney taught me that markets are nothing more than merchandising mechanisms run by thieves who do their absolute best to separate as much money, from as many people as possible, in the least amount of time.

Richard Ney was the foremost authority on market manipulation/merchandising before his death in 2004.

He released a 1963 Securities Exchange Commission report stating that professionals have control of prices, and absolute control at the open and close of the market.

Because he publicly called the crash of 1962, Mr. Ney was on the cover of Time Magazine. He subsequently called every market crash until his death in 2004.

Mr. Ney had three New York Times best sellers: The Wall Street Gang, The Wall Street Jungle and Making It In the Market.

Mr. Ney traded money for the richest man in the world J. Paul Getty.

No one else is revealing to the public Mr. Ney’s knowledge and wisdom regarding reading price and volume, the ONLY true leading indicators.

Best Trading Strategies Revealed discloses information you won’t find in any conventional financial publication. In fact, you’ll be hard pressed to find this information anywhere because professionals/insiders don’t want you doing what they do to take money out of the markets.

POCKETBOOK GUIDE TO THE
HABITS OF PROFESSIONAL TRADERS

By Richard Ney

To know your adversary, you must know his customs; to understand the influence that insiders/professionals exercise over the market, you must be able to identify the practices they employ to rig stock prices. The interdependence of such underlying functions as insider/professional short selling, of public supply and demand, of volume as it interacts with price, along with the Dow industrial average and the role of media, is the foundation of the insider’s/professional’s ability to consistently maximize his profits. You must understand these practices and processes if you want of analyze actual market events at a level of critical awareness that enables you to maximize your own profits.