How much money do I make per hour? per second,minute?
Posted: January 5, 2014 Filed under: Best of the Best, Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Trader Tools | Tags: 2014, Best of the Best, cheat, Free Tools, Trader Tools Leave a commentHow much money do I make per hour? per second,minute?
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Time is Money!
A Great way to start this year 2014 is asking yourself a very simple question…
How much money do I make per day, hour and even per second??
Doesn’t matter if it is your monthly wage, fixed income, sales, clients , retail, trading portfolio, investments or a combination, this is very simple online tool that can help you calculate your income per day, hour, minute and second! Also great for company revenues and many more applications !
Play around and enjoy!
Simple yet powerful indicator!
*Gross amount- does not include costs.
$1000 USD MONTHLY INCOME SIMULATION (& MXN)
Results $1000 USD
Per Day – $32.88 USD
Per Hour – $1.37
Per Minute – $0.02
Try with your numbers…
LINK
Enjoy and play around! Dimitri Feria
Trader Tools – The Inflation Calculator (USD) 1800 – 2012
Posted: November 27, 2013 Filed under: Trader Tools | Tags: 2013, Calculators, Trader Tools Leave a commentTrader Tools – The Inflation Calculator (USD) 1800 – 2012
Simple tool to calculate inflation form 1800 to 2012 (adjusted), test it at http://www.westegg.com/inflation/
Try it yourself!
Result
Percent Change?
Online percent change calculator link
12229.34% Increase!
Simple tool to calculate inflation form 1800 to 2012 (adjusted), test it at http://www.westegg.com/inflation/
Try it yourself!
Hope you enjoyed it,
Dimitri Feria Kislaja
Trader Cheat Sheet #4 – Murrey Math Lines
Posted: May 10, 2013 Filed under: Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Trader Tools, Trading Plan, Trading Rules | Tags: 2013, Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Setups 2 Trade, Trade Plan, Trader Tools, Trading Styles Leave a commentTrader Cheat Sheet #4 – Murrey Math Lines
Trader Cheat Sheet #3 – Harmonic Patterns
Posted: February 27, 2013 Filed under: Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Setups 2 Trade, Trader Tools, Trading Plan, Trading Styles | Tags: 2013, Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Setups 2 Trade, Trade Plan, Trader Tools, Trading Styles Leave a commentTrader Cheat Sheet #3 – Harmonic Patterns
Harmonic Patterns In The Markets
Harmonic trading combines patterns and math into a trading method that is precise and based on the premise that patterns repeat themselves. At the root of the methodology is the primary ratio, or some derivative of it (0.618 or 1.618). Complementing ratios include: 0.382, 0.50, 1.41, 2.0, 2.24, 2.618, 3.14 and 3.618. The primary ratio is found in almost all natural and environmental structures and events; it is also found in man-made structures. Since the pattern repeats throughout nature and within society, the ratio is also seen in the financial markets, which are affected by the environments and societies in which they trade. (Don’t make these common errors when working with Fibonacci numbers – check out Top 4 Fibonacci Retracement Mistakes To Avoid.)
Issues with Harmonics
Harmonic price patterns are extremely precise, requiring the pattern to show movements of a particular magnitude in order for the unfolding of the pattern to provide an accurate reversal point. A trader may often see a pattern that looks like a harmonic pattern, but the Fibonacci levels will not align in the pattern, thus rendering the pattern unreliable in terms of the Harmonic approach. This can be an advantage, as it requires the trader to be patient and wait for ideal set-ups.
Harmonic patterns can gauge how long current moves will last, but they can also be used to isolate reversal points. The danger occurs when a trader takes a position in the reversal area and the pattern fails. When this happens, the trader can be caught in a trade where the trend rapidly extends against them. Therefore, as with all trading strategies, risk must be controlled.
It is important to note that patterns may exist within other patterns, and it is also possible that non-harmonic patterns may (and likely will) exist within the context of harmonic patterns. These can be used to aid in the effectiveness of the harmonic pattern and enhance entry and exit performance. Several price waves may also exist within a single harmonic wave (for instance a CD wave or AB wave). Prices are constantly gyrating; therefore, it is important to focus on the bigger picture of the time frame being traded. The fractal nature of the markets allows the theory to be applied from the smallest to largest time frames.
Trader Cheat Sheet #2 – Divergence
Posted: October 19, 2012 Filed under: Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Setups 2 Trade, Trader Tools | Tags: 2012, Cheat Sheet, Free Tools, Setups 2 Trade, Trader Tools Leave a commentTrader Cheat Sheet #2 – Divergence
SOURCE:http://www.trading-naked.com/Divergence.htm