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TREND PROFITEERING

By Michael Nurok

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INTRODUCTION

This special Trend Profiteering report could help with your enhanced use of the

Trend Profiteer trading system by incorporating it into your trading.

Trend Profiteering enables a trader to take advantage of the greater overall

market moves by repeatedly re-entering the market with unidirectional trades

in line with the overall trend.

The result of Trend Profiteering equates to a greater accumulation of pips than

only trading the net market move.

If you want to exponentially benefit from trading trends, then learn to

implement Trend Profiteering into your trading so you can potentially increase

the amount of pips you extract from every major trend in the market whether

it’s going up, down or sideways.

Once you understand how Trend Profiteering works and how to apply it, you can

really start benefiting from the strong trends you catch by entering additional

positions or new positions while you close old positions and build capital.

My hope is that you take this information and apply it to your Profiteer trades as

a potentially positive contribution to your overall results.




Trend Profiteering

How can you profit from trends most effectively?

Entering a single position for an overall trend?

Or;

Entering multiple positions for an overall trend?

Trading repeatedly in a trend can be accomplished by; (1) adding positions to

existing positions, or (2) closing positions (converting into capital) and re-

entering new positions in line with the trend at new trade setups in line with the

same price movement direction.




MULTIPLE TREND POSITIONS

You can trade repeatedly in the same direction and generate significantly more

than holding one position from start to end.

For example, a 300 pip overall move may provide numerous 50 pip trades

within it, totalling significantly more than holding the position from start of

move to end.

Let’s say the overall 300 pip move has 10 x 50 pip moves, that equates to 500

pips, plus you get to convert your 50 pip moves from equity to capital

throughout the process maintaining a strong capital-growth mindset with your

trading.

You may be able to extract even more than 10 x 50 pip trades in this overall

move, giving you even more opportunity to profit beyond what the overall

move provides. Perhaps double or triple the amount! That’s 600-900 pips

extracted from an overall net 300 pip move!

How can that be?

Simple. The market does not move in straight lines. Another way to think

about it is with the phrase; “2 steps forward, 1 step back”.

Following is an example of taking multiple trades in the same direction. In this

case, we're looking at long/buy trades in a unidirectional market that has an

Overall Upward Trend Direction.

You can see that both Trend Trades and Swing Trades are entered as valid

setups occur. Some are closed with profit taking, others are left to run as new

trade positions are taken.




You can also trade in this manner when the market is Bidirectional. The only

difference is that in this type of market, you're reversing your position and

closing existing opposing trades if they are not already converted into capital.

Here's an example of profiteering from repeatedly buying and selling in a

bidirectional market.




As a “Profiteer”, you will want to take advantage of these “small but sweet fish”

represented by moves within the overall move, by consistently:

• Locking in profits as the trade progresses

• Closing trades and thereby converting them into capital

• Re-entering the market throughout the move, particularly

when the market has completed a “1 step backward” move

As well as re-entering positions in the market as your trades are closed in

profit, Trend Profiteering enables you to add additional positions to your

original position. For example, when you’re;

• In profit and trailing your trade and a new Trend Trade

setup occurs in the market

• In profit and trailing your trade and a Swing Trade setup

occurs in the market

• In profit and trailing your trade and a Trend Trade or Swing

Trade set-up occurs in a different time frame to the original

time frame you were using for trading

If you are adding to existing positions of the trend in the same time frame,

regardless of whether you close your original position or keep it open, you

should consider using reduced lot sizes so your additional trade positions are

smaller than your original trade position. The reason for this is that the bigger

the movement, the more the risk of a potential retracement/correction.

For example, if your original position was 1.0 lot, you should consider making

the next trade within the same time frame trend at 0.50 lots or lower. Ideally,

any additional trades will be even smaller. This is so you trade with built-in

capital protection in your trades. That is; if you do lose on your new position, it

will be an inherently smaller in monetary value. This is important as trades

that are taken too far from the inception of the current trend carry higher risk

and your new trades could be adversely affected by counter trend moves.




M15 BUY TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of an entry for a buy trade position on the M15 timeframe for

the GBPUSD.

Note the multiple Trend Trades and Swing Trades within the same overall.

In this case, price kept going up for around 340 pips, split up over 2 individual

trend moves. Within these moves, I’ve highlighted 3 Swing Trades although

there are up to 7 more swing trades within this single chart screenshot. See if

you can spot them.

That’s 2 Trend Trades and 12 Swing Trades… 14 trades in total. If you took just

5-7 of them, you would have likely done much better than just holding the 1

position from start to end. In fact, your 1 position may have been stopped out

along the way, perhaps even in the early part of the trade for just a few pips.

By taking multiple positions within the overall move, you can close out earlier

positions converting them to capital, or you can build your position so the overall

net result is potentially significantly higher.




H1 BUY TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of an entry for a buy trade position on the H1 timeframe for

the GBPUSD.

Once again, note the multiple Swing Trades and trend trades within the same

overall move. And in addition to the 5 highlighted Swing Trades, there are 3

more for you to spot. In this case, price kept going up for around 550 pips from

start of 1st move to the high, all split up over 3 individual trend moves.

That’s 11 trades in total which gives traders plenty of opportunity to get into the

trade repeatedly and build their capital along the way, or build up their equity

position by adding their positions to existing positions.

If I do add positions to existing positions, then I manage them independently

and the lot sizes of each trade decreases as I add more. That way, I’m always

trading a smaller lot size than the previous trade, thereby giving me a positive

equity bias should the price move against me.




H4 BUY TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of an entry for a buy trade position on the H4 timeframe for

the USDCAD.

Once again, just like the shorter timeframes, you can see multiple trades within

the same overall move on the time frame.

In this case, you can more readily see big moves totally over 700 pips, and

because of the timeframes relative stability, it’s a great timeframe to exercise

Trend Profiteering. Naturally, you will need to give your trades more room to

move as per H4 guidelines in trade entry and ongoing management.




M15 SELL TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of an entry for a sell trade position on the M15 timeframe for

the AUDNZD.

Just like the buy examples, note the multiple Swing Trades and trend trades

within the same overall move.

In this case, price dropped 300 pips from start of 1st move to the low, all split

up over 3 individual trend moves with many good swing trade opportunities.

This example highlights 12 trades in total (not including other valid setups) that

built up an equity position by adding positions to existing positions, or allowed

the easy conversion of trade positions into capital while still remaining in the

trade.




H1 SELL TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of a sell trade position on the H1 timeframe for the EURUSD.

In this example, the price moved about 400 pips from start of the 1st move to

the low.

There were 3 Trend Trade opportunities and 5 good Swing Trades that could have

been taken throughout this move, regardless of whether the focus is on building

capital or building equity.

Ultimately, entering multiple trades over an overall move is a solid and

systematic way to trade the market and potentially extract more pips than the

overall move provides as 1 holding trade.




H4 SELL TRADE EXAMPLE - ENTRY

Here's an example of a sell trade position on the H4 timeframe for the EURAUD

pair which extended the downward move about 600 pips.

In this example, there were 3 Trend Trades and at least 4 good Swing Trades

that if entered appropriately, could have generated potentially twice or more

than the 1 holding position from start to end.

As with any timeframe, holding 1 position and successfully trailing the move

from start to end may require loose/liberal trails which creates an equity

exposure risk, therefore in many cases, closing trades and growing capital when

opening new positions can be very productive unless a trader can tolerate the

exposure with the goal of maximizing the amount of pips extracted from the

overall move.




CONCLUSION

By now, I hope you appreciate that trading with Trend Profiteer can typically

generate great results, however you may see some additional positive effect to

your account balance by using the tactics outlined in this report.

Trend Profiteering leverages the power of the greater overall market moves by

enabling traders to re-enter the market regularly, either as additional trades to

an existing position or as new trades upon the closure of old trades.

If you want to maximize the amount of pips from trading trends, then it makes

sense to get in to the trade as much as possible and multiply your winning

positions. Therefore, I encourage you to implement Trend Profiteering into your

trading so you can potentially increase the amount of pips you extract from every

major trend in the market.

In closing, I suggest you try Trend Profiteering whenever you can to learn from

the new way of trading an overall move. I look forward to seeing you generate

positive results with this trade management.

Good trading & live well,


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