Damon Elliott – Piptastic

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FTSE Evening Trader System by Damon Elliott 3.7 MB
Damon Elliott Exposes FTSE Trading Strategies 5.4 MB

Exposed FTSE Strategies

This 33-page guidebook begins with a look into Damon’s history, then moves on to Spread-betting (how it all works), and finally Strategies (and why most of them don’t work). All of this is important information for folks who are new or somewhat new to trading.

Damon also exposes his (not his) technique, which “works consistently every day to take 15 pips profit every day.” Damon has granted us permission, and he is pleased that we discuss the Markets Mastered/S&P Evening Trader method. You may read our prior review of this system here.

Damon then describes his own approach, which he employs “every single day to gain 10/20 pips before 11:30,” as well as the “one item you can use to any strategy to eliminate up to 95 percent of lost trades.” The method is built on a 5 minute FTSE chart, a MACD with bespoke settings, and price movement around pivot points, with multiple possibilities for stop loss and target settings. This is a fair common sense technique that provides a solid introduction to the numerous Stop and Target choices available when trading shorter time periods (15 minutes or less). Damon’s daily updates (by email) include the outcome of each choice as well as screen images (with analysis) of the day’s price activity.

Evening Trader on the FTSE

This 27-page booklet essentially repeats most of the trading material included in the FTSE Strategies Exposed guidebook. It simply offers a bit more insight on Damon’s FTSE strategy (see above), which he employs to extract 10-20 pips each evening (from approximately 16:30 (UK Local time)). The findings are once again published in the daily updates.

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