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Many new students often ask about the effective use of trading spreads over simply buying puts or calls. The argument being, why would you ever want to limit your profit and increase my brokerage? This is a fair point.

As we move from paper trading to live trading we bring in a whole bundle of emotions: fear, greed, hope, ecstasy, hopelessness, determination, anger, acceptance and more.

Last weekend I presented the share market section of what I thought was a very high powered three-day Investment Seminar. The key note presenter was a most impressive speaker and also a very successful investor in his own right.

This week’s article will be a bonus for those who are embarking on the journey that is learning how to trade the markets using the techniques of W.D. Gann.

When first presented with Technical analysis most traders come across the concept of a trend line. A trendline is a straight line that connects two or more price points and then extends into the future to act as a line of support or resistance.