The first question traders tend to ask when considering a strategy is, “How much can I make from this?” At least as important, if not even more important, is the question of what fluctuations the approach can potentially cause in the account. The professional trader René Wolfram in the Trading seminar on March 8th at 6pm to the bottom.
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René Wolfram has developed a trading concept that includes four systematic building blocks. From the main building blocks, he has selected the setups that have shown minimal draw downs over 53 years and together form a portfolio in which there have never been more than $ 30,000 fluctuations (draw down) for a profit of 2.41 million (after fees). Find out in online seminarwhich setups he has selected from the 4 main building blocks and how he designs the way to the statistical expected value.
In this webinar, René Wolfram uses practical examples to explain why the draw down is a primary key and what is fundamental behind the low draw down strategies. You as an individual investor and trader can avoid indiscipline, rule breaking, capitulation and strategy hopping by dealing with the draw down.
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The third-place winner of the official trading world championship 2013 explains the respective strategy concepts based on real, current trades. Contact us here Register for this exciting trading webinar and join it for free on March 8 at 6 p.m. from your PC, Mac, smartphone or tablet!
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Rene Wolfram has been an active trader for 25 years and has been trading since 2003. It follows a statistically based approach using both breakout and countertrend methods. The strategies are implemented with futures. However, most techniques can also be implemented with CFD. In 2013 he was the first German to take third place at the official world championship in futures trading, the Robbins Worldcup Trading Championship.
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