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The market in which participants are able to buy, sell, exchange and speculate on currencies. The forex markets is made up of banks, commercial companies, central banks, investment management firms, hedge funds, and retail forex brokers and investors.

What is the Secret to Making a lot of Money in Forex ?

  • First it is to identify the currency that has the biggest chance to appreciate.

  • Second it is to identify the currency that has the biggest chance to depreciate.

  • Third is to match those two.

The Winning Strategy Is . . . The Simplest One !

There are many losing traders in this business. They think that they must be different, innovative and original to succeed. Yes, all that may be true, but unfortunately for them they choose an approach that is far too complicated. Being different and original does not mean that you have to use the more complicated system! Keep it simple. All the top traders will tell you that trading is easy. The famous trader Dan Zanger trades nothing else but a triangle pattern and he turned 10,000 dollars into 42 million in 23 months!

Another top trader, Larry Williams, (blog) trades well-known patterns. People wouldn't believe he could make a fortune trading simple patterns. He turned 10,000 dollars into one million and won the World Cup Championship. He taught his daughter Michelle Williams (biography) how to trade and she won the same competition when she was sixteen! Sceptics asked him to repeat these amazing results and he did.

Don't believe ? - Just Google it and see for yourself!

Most people are trying to succeed with help of sophisticated software and extremely complicated trading strategies. They sit in front of a computer screen all the day, but they still end up with losing trades. On the other hand, there are also some 'lazy' traders who trade a simple pattern once a day. They wake up, send an order to their broker in one minute and go swimming. They earn thousands every day and we call them top traders.

What a joke !

Scientists are continually trying to understand the Universe and they build theories that become incredibly complicated. As new experiments are carried out and new results are proven, they can succumb to the temptation to fit these results into their theories, rather than changing their theoretical assumptions to fit the results! Sometimes the whole theory fails. Experience has shown that the simplest theories survive. Never forget the rule of

Occam's Razor:

    ● If you have two theories that both explain the observed facts, then you should use the simplest one until more evidence comes along;

    ● Scientists must use the simplest means of arriving at their results and exclude everything not perceived by the senses;

    ● If you have two equally likely solutions to a problem, choose the simplest;

    ● The explanation requiring the fewest assumptions is most likely to be correct;

    ● The simplest explanation that covers all the facts is usually the best;

    ● Keep things simple!

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.” – Albert Einstein.

Occam's Razor philosophy is applied to many areas such as biology, medicine, religion, statistics... and of course Forex Trading. Too often currency traders spend so much time trying to understand a system that is so mathematically complex, that they never get to apply it. 1minutedaily.com teach a system that is easy to learn and put into practice, right out of the box. A complex theory of Forex Trading is not what day traders need; they need an empirical system that works and has been proven to work, over and over again. That is exactly what you have here in your hands now, a tool that works. . . . . 1minutedaily.com



Dan Zanger

Why Dan Zanger is richer than most traders

Dan Zanger, is probably one of the most successful momentum traders of all time. Last year alone he made $22 million largely on big trades in Google and Apple.

His strategy involves buying stocks breaking out of chart patterns including flat bases, flags and pennants, on big volume. Zanger puts a lot of emphasis on volume.

Zanger has become immensely wealthy using tools and chart patterns at everyone’s disposal and available in most technical analysis books.

Why? Because he puts his balls on the line all the time. He uses margin on all his trades, so if he’s got $50,000 he’ll borrow another $50,000 to increase his position to $100,000.

Yes, this increases risk and volatility; but with trading and any other wealth creation endeavor it is easy to forget your number one mission: MAKING MONEY.

That’s the problem with a lot of vendors, promoters, and authors — even the good ones. They never really focus on the main mission. But then how popular would a book be if it says - "if you’re not in extreme discomfort for a considerable period of time - you’re probably not doing enough or taking enough risk to get wealthy".

One of the few who’s addressed this is British publisher Felix Dennis in his book How to Get Rich. “Tunnel vision helps - Being a bit of a shit helps;” He said about what’s needed to get rich. “A thick skin helps. Stamina is crucial, as is a capacity to work so hard that your best friends mock you, your lovers despair and the rest of your acquaintances watch furtively from the sidelines, half in awe and half in contempt.”

A lot of us get lost in indicators, testing, risk management and often forget that you have to take risks to get big rewards. Yes, it is crucial not to get wiped out, but being risk averse is as bad as taking too much risk.

Dozens and dozens of self-made millionaires are like Zanger and put their balls on the line and take big risks. Without exception, they all speak of taking it to the edge and being in real discomfort to make it.

We all have to make a choice: Turn up the heat and have a shot at getting really rich. Or play it safer and settle for less. Both are valid choices !

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