The Day Trader

The Day Trader is transparent. There are no secrets Darryl will teach you all he knows. Darryl is someone with the skill and confidence to publically trade his own portfolio. Thats his own his money. His own decisions were published every week nationally. His own analysis of what the market is doing. The Melbourne Herald Sun, one of Australias favo... urite daily newspapers, had him as one of one of their financial columnists for more than 20 years. Darryl enjoys teaching people to take care of their own money. He believes that stringent risk management is key and that protection and slow and steady growth of capital is the way to go. We dont promise impossible returns. We dont promote leverage. We dont encourage irresponsible risk. You are taught by someone who has seen many cycles of the market, both good and bad. We show you how to protect your capital. We want you to confidently take personal control of your trading decisions and control over your finances. Darryl has never believed in being in the market just for the sake of it. If the signals are not right, he wont make the trade. You will learn what those signals are. Here's what Darryl has to say about his technique: My technique is based on technical analysis, or charting. You dont have to watch the market during the day indeed, its preferable you dont. All you need is off the shelf software and a data provider. But you do need discipline. You must exercise your stops. You must do your market scans. You must expect to have trades go against you. Years ago in my own trading and broking, I became intrigued by technical analysis. I realised I could anticipate market movements that my fundamentalist colleagues were missing, to the detriment of their clients. It was apparent many people lost money because they refused to sell at a loss, even when the market was against them. The trend really is your friend especially if you understand what it is doing. It was also apparent the market was hard to read purely on the basis of fundamentals; especially a volatile ...Read More