The Top Four Retracement Trades: A Comparative Analysis
By Alex Wasilewski   
January 12, 2012

Title: The Top Four Retracement Trades: A Comparative Analysis

Speaker: Alex Wasilewski

Company: Puretick

The retracement trade can be a tactic of choice for many traders that want to trade in the direction a market is moving, but do not want to chase a trend because it may be overbought or oversold.

Join Alex Wasilewski, founder of PureTick.com, for this webinar event reviewing the “pros and cons” of the following:

  • Moving Average Methods
  • Fibonacci Retracements
  • Pivot Point Retracements
  • Swing Point Retracements


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Alex will also outline how to select the best time frames to apply these retracements as well as properly evaluating risk and reward.

As an added bonus, all attendees will also receive a special $250.00 discount on the Puretick V.I.P. Membership. Alex Wasilewski has been a professional trader and money manager for well over 30 years. Since founding PureTick.com in November 2006, Alex has called over 10,000 futures trading alerts using PureTick’s series of filters and triggers to identify high-probability setups.

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