March 2009

30 March: Weekend Outlook

by Sam on March 30, 2009

Welcome to the weekend Video Update from eFutureVision. Trader Rick talks you through his analysis and review of the action in the popular trading markets, goes into details about support & resistance, multiple time frame analysis, fib levels, and how you can use this information to formulate some solid trading ideas for the week ahead.

It’s set to be an interesting week of events with the G20 meeting being held on Thursday, and Asian & European markets are already down hard this Monday morning.

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26 March: Patterns Galore

by Sam

Welcome to today’s Video Update, today Trader Rick shows you how well the eFutureVision setups can work even in challenging conditions like yesterday when there are several changes of trend. Rick explains how it’s possible to capitalize on these opportunities. Great examples of dialing down within the major trend to find reliable & safe entries [...]

24 March: Trading Trend Days

by Sam

Today’s Video Update discusses yesterday’s massive rise yesterday in the stock indices, and how you can profit from irresistable days like this by using just a few simple tools and concepts to capture large moves. If you want to know what the defining characteristics of a typical trend day are, and Trader Rick’s own unique [...]

23 March: Higher Prices Ahead?

by Sam

Welcome to the Weekend Video Update, which takes a look across the most popular trading markets for analysis of support & resistance, patterns in play, multiple time frame scanning for the big picture context and of course provides some trade ideas you might like to use in your own trading this coming week. There’s a [...]

19 March: What now?

by Sam

Today’s Video Update sees Trader Rick discuss where he thinks Crude Oil is heading next, with an AB=CD pattern combined with fib extension levels to provide a possible target. There’s a potential measured move in Gold worth looking out for, support & resistance levels in the bonds to plan your trades around. The mini S&P [...]

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