High Probability ETF Trading Courses

Introduced in Chapter 8 of High Probability ETF Trading, TPS (Time, Price, Scale-in) is a proprietary strategy of Connors Research. TPS was initially revealed in part to members of Chairman’s Club in late 2008 and in early 2009 TPS was discussed as part of the ETF Seminar. We believe this to be one of the strategies with the highest probability of accuracy while offering the greatest flexibility for traders.

The High Probability TPS Trading Course will expand on the strategies in the book High Probability ETF Trading so that you can see the benefits of making TPS the core of your trading portfolio.

1-2-3-4 or 2-3-5? These are just two different examples of the core of the TPS strategy representing the percentage that you are looking to scale-in to the position.
Reversion to the Mean: Shown to be successful in trading ETFs, we look for ETFs that are likely either oversold or overbought and due for a correction. Reversion to the mean also explains why country-based ETFs are preferred over equity, currency and bond related ETFs.
Insurance for Your TPS Positions: Full or partial, entering a trade knowing the risk you are taking on is beneficial for traders at every level.
4 Strategies for ETF Options: This portion will include strategies for credit spreads and ratio spreads, rolling SPYs, RSI 30-70 for ETFs, covered calls on Ultra-ETFs.
Money Management Techniques: By dividing your portfolio into distinct businesses or styles of trading, along with maintaining a cash reserve, ensures that you will be able to take opportunities as they present themselves.
Build Your ETF Portfolio: Maintaining a balanced portfolio enables you to trade ETFs not only on the long and short side, but also includes leveraged and inverse ETFs while minimizing your risk exposure.

Click here now to register for a free presentation about the next live High Probability TPS Trading Course or call us directly at 1-888-484-8220 ext. 1 (International direct dial 001-213-955-5858 ext. 1).

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