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Chapter 1:
The guys in the ‘know’.
Chapter 2:
Why they’re waiting for traders just like you.
Spotting a winning hand.
Chapter 3:
The x-ray vision institutional traders use.
Price levels that don’t lie.
Chapter 4:
Hedge funds don’t fold at these levels, you shouldn’t.
Moving in for profits.
Chapter 5:
When the market gives you the green light.
Racking up steady results.
Taking home a steady paycheck from trading.
Chapter 1:
The guys in the ‘know’.
Why they’re waiting for traders just like you.
For $50,000 you can buy into an
exclusive game in the VIP room at
the Viper. Otherwise known as the
‘money room’, you’ll find yourself seated
with Tobey Maguire, Ben Affleck and
Leonardo DiCaprio… for starters.
The stakes are high, the company is
rarified and they’re always looking for
fresh meat to fleece. No cameras, table
stakes only and crybabies should stay at
home. Like institutional traders, they’re
not interested in hanging out or being
friends.
In any market, if you don't know who the sucker is... well
then you're probably the sucker.
They’ve come for your money. How you fork it over is entirely up to you.
Whether you realize it or not, the VIP room at the viper isn’t that different from
any futures market you’ve ever looked at. Swap out the velvet curtains for
trading platforms and charts. And just yank DiCaprio from his seat and put an
institutional trader in his place. The results will be the same.
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Every second of every day, in every futures market - a retail trader walks straight
into an institutional buzz saw. With stars in their eyes and a big pot of profits on
their mind - they haplessly make entries that have no shot of winning.
Just like the star-struck suckers that find themselves in the ‘money room’, retail
traders have no idea what’s happening as their account is drained right before
their very eyes.
Those swings? They’re not real. The support
and resistance levels you’ve been looking
at? Forget about them, they’re not real
either. If it gives you any comfort, just about
everything you’re looking at on your chart to
qualify an entry is wrong.
And the institutional trader, sitting across
the table from you with that smirk on their
face? They know it.
If you’ve hand more than a few perfectly good trade set-ups go wrong, you’re in
good company. There are millions of retail traders out there wondering exactly
what an institutional trader knows that they somehow don’t.
Well it’s very simple. And it’s completely overlooked by 95% of the retail trading
public.
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Chapter 2:
Spotting a WINNING hand.
The x-ray vision institutional traders use.
Doyle Brunson, one of the world’s
most celebrated poker players
has everything you’d hope for in a
gambling icon. To start, there’s the
10-gallon cowboy hat. Just under
the brim, an expressionless dead
stare that you’d admire if it wasn’t so
intimidating.
He even has an opening hand named
after him, the 10-2 - which he rode to
6%!!!??? Those are the exact odds an institutional trader wants
you to take into a trade. Because you can't see what they see.
two championships. If you’re thinking
that 10-2 is a crappy hand to lead off
with - you’re right. Your odds of winning are less than 10%.
Yet, those are pretty much the odds that most retail traders enter
with. Why? They’re looking at candles and price. Their indicators are also looking
at price, with a red or green arrow at the ready. Many simply believe that if they
can capture even the smallest of price moves, they’ll profit. The chances of that
happening consistently?
Somewhere south of zero.
An institutional trader would never take those odds, much less contemplate
that type of trade. This is because they’re looking for completely different entry
conditions. Sure, they keep an eye on price, but they don’t dwell on it - that’s
just
the current score.
Instead, they’re watching something that gives them a far better sense of what
price is going to do. It’s the very element that shapes a market and effectively gives
the institutions x-ray vision.
It’s not iron or plutonium. You won’t find it on the elemental chart. But it’s the one
thing that precedes price. Volume. And not just any volume, the market market’s
volume profile, detailing exactly what it’s preferences are at each price level.
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Think of it as the market’s very own ‘tell’. An
indication of when it will be going all in, or
essentially folding when it reaches a price zone, or
even a specific level.
This is exactly what the institutional guys across
the table are watching for. Unlike just about every
other trade out there - you don’t need to predict
the direction of share price with pin-point precision.
So why don’t more traders use the iron
condor? Well, it’s not due to style points - it’s due
to perceived complication. That’s right, the minivan
of trades is seen by many as too complicated to
enter and exit.
Let’s debunk that myth right here and now… starting with trade location and entry.
Chapter 3:
Price levels that don’t lie.
Hedge funds don’t fold at these levels… you shouldn’t either!
Allegedly, World Series of Poker champ Jamie Gold nearly lost his entire bankroll at the
Viper in the money room game. Either he lost a step, or someone saw something that he
hadn’t. In any event, he couldn’t have been an easy mark.
Not the case for the millions of retail futures traders that unknowingly enter the market,
not having any idea where they are, the game they’re stepping into - or what the stakes
are. Talk about easy pickings.
If you know what to look for, volume will reveal the market’s hand, well in advance.
There are no complicated algorithms involved. You don’t need a PhD in anything to spot
it. In fact, once you know the conditions to look for, you can literally watch as the market
sweats and fidgets in front of you.
Like an amateur poker player with a royal flush or a high schooler on prom night - it will be
impossible to miss what’s on the market’s mind. Sure, the institutional traders are smart
- but they’re not superhuman. They simply know what to look for and what specific price
levels to stalk.
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