Al Brook's trading course

How did you get the videos onto your Ipad?


Quote from Tonkadad:

I purchased it a couple of weeks ago. To me, it is worth every cent. If I could buy all learning info in video format I would, my preferred way of learning.

I bought his first book, only got thru the first few chapters. I got his next book (1 of 3) I think it was the one on trends, again read a couple of chapters.

I got all of his video's on my Ipad, it's great. Anytime, anywhere. Now when I go pickup my son from basketball, I am always hoping practice runs longer.

There are more than 50 video's, basically he does a powerpoint about a topic and then shows charts.

If someone told me that they had to suspend trading because buying the videos would put their account below the minimum needed, then it's a no brainer absolutely buy the videos.

Because of my experience with his books I really wasn't sure what his style was, I knew he traded a 5 minute chart, support and resistance, names for various bars, H1, H2 etc... didn't know what the names meant.

Bottom line is this, if you don't believe the market has patterns, recurring setups, etc.. this is probably not for you.

If I could get $1000.00 for all my videos with the understanding I could never get them again, I would keep them. I look at it as a long term commitment.

I was never a die hard kool-aid AL Brooks drinker, I am now.
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How did you get the videos onto your Ipad?
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Convert to MP 4. I used "Converterlite". Then I dragged them into the "Movies" folder in Itunes media. Then sync your I-pad.

I had a problem the first time I tried to get them on my I-pad, one of my youngin's figured it out.
 
Quote from oilfxpro:

Actually , I can give you a written method , it makes 150 pips a week with maximum drawdown of 300 , it is that easy.You just follow the written method , and trade $100 per pip , 15 trades a week average.That is $15 k per week , and the rest from managed accounts..like $50m p a.

But you won't see me peddling snake oil !Those who do , need your $200 for a course.I don't.

Do you want that written method , it is only one page long?walobs courses.It is as simple as below.

Rules to enter long bias:

Rules to enter short bias sell:

Re-entry

Entry at trendline

Reverse and close :

Number of positions

Position size to start:

Stop loss :

Target 1
Target 2

mbe

Trailing stop:

Exit on trade:


Chart
Pair

Delete limit orders

Delete pending orders:

Delete all order :
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I'd be honored and pleased to learn this method!
 
I think Al Brooks is a good teacher of price action trading his teachings sometimes seems complicated but his knowlege of the market cannot be questioned! Every time I have emailed him he has always been very fast in his response.
 
Quote from slugar:

I think Al Brooks is a good teacher of price action trading his teachings sometimes seems complicated but his knowlege of the market cannot be questioned! Every time I have emailed him he has always been very fast in his response.
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Can you link me to his background, resume' or CV? I can't seem to find any info. thanks! surf
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

Anyone here remember Woodie and the CCI club? This al brooks fervor reminds me of the same thing. what every happened to to Woodie?
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Surf, you crack me up with your posts. CCI is an indicator people use to attempt to predict future price action.

Technical analysis of price action utilizes "what happened" to find and exploit probabilities of one thing happening more often than another. Trade entries are based on what price is actually doing, not on what you think price should do.

Take a simple 20-bar moving average. If you buy or sell a pullback to a rising or falling 20MA because it indicates that the pullback is over and price will reverse, your entry price may be near-perfect (at or a few ticks from the price turn) when this indicator does indeed hold as the S/R turning point, but the odds of the 20MA containing and reversing the pullback aren't that great. The odds of the 20MA acting as S/R in a pullback are statistically significant when a certain price action pattern occurs and price then does X.
 
Quote from NoDoji:

...the odds of the 20MA containing and reversing the pullback aren't that great. The odds of the 20MA acting as S/R in a pullback are statistically significant when a certain price action pattern occurs and price then does X.
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but Woodie states that one must not look at price :p
 
Quote from NoDoji:

Surf, you crack me up with your posts. CCI is an indicator people use to attempt to predict future price action.

Technical analysis of price action utilizes "what happened" to find and exploit probabilities of one thing happening more often than another. Trade entries are based on what price is actually doing, not on what you think price should do.

Take a simple 20-bar moving average. If you buy or sell a pullback to a rising or falling 20MA because it indicates that the pullback is over and price will reverse, your entry price may be near-perfect (at or a few ticks from the price turn) when this indicator does indeed hold as the S/R turning point, but the odds of the 20MA containing and reversing the pullback aren't that great. The odds of the 20MA acting as S/R in a pullback are statistically significant when a certain price action pattern occurs and price then does X.
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I understand the difference--- i am talking about the cult like allegiance, not the method comparing the two self proclaimed gurus. I even interviewed Woodie about his method many years ago-- back when i was trying to find a working method---- he doesn't use price at all, just the CCI!

http://www.woodiescciclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=163
 
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