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KEY LEVEL - Frequently
Asked Questions
A medium-term 100% mechanical forex trading model.
Euro Currency • British Pounds • Japanese Yen • Swiss Francs • Australian Dollars
Frequently Asked Questions
I have looked at the Key Level Book. The web page says we can
subscribe to the newsletter. Is that part of purchasing the book/course or
is that an additional cost? Is that newsletter the same as what I've been
receiving with this trial of the ForexALERT newsletter?
The Key Level book and Key Level newsletter are
separate. Traders buy the book for the Key Level Trading System which is my
best methodology I teach for forex trading. After buying the book traders
are then eligible to subscribe to the newsletter if they wish to where they
can watch me trade Key Levels on the currencies. The book costs AUD670 and a
quarterly subscription is AUD490. These are two separate costs. The
newsletter is designed to provide practical live trading experience to
compliment the Key Level theory explained in the book. For example I’m
currently short the CHF/USD based on Key Levels and the newsletter shows
what I have been doing and why according to Key Levels. In my opinion the
combination of a course book (containing the theory on the Key Level trading
methodology) and a live trading newsletter (providing practical live
examples of Key Level trades being made in real time, with real money in
real markets) makes Key Levels one of (if not) the best forex course
available for the private trader.
ForexALERT is separate again and is not the Key Level newsletter. I hope
this makes sense.
I am interested in your forex system. I am confirming that it is the blue Key
Level book I should purchase and do you have real time results with your
system that you can send me?
Yes, the blue Key Level book is my medium-term trend
trading forex system. And unfortunately I don’t have a separate account where I
can say here are my real time results for Key Level or ForexALERT. When I
went public and started out in 2001 I did open separate accounts to trade my
index models as I thought I had to since I was new. Now that I’m established
I don’t feel that I need to prove to people that I trade successfully …so I
don’t operate separate accounts to trade Key Level, ForexALERT or BBTT ….so
I do all my currency trading in my main account which also encompasses
everything else I do (currency and index day trading over multiple
timeframes). And I’m happy with my decision as I find it administratively a
pain to operate my individual IndexTrader, SpiTrader and IndexALERT accounts
alongside my main account. I wouldn’t want to administer another 3 separate
accounts….I think I’d go bonkers if I did. And maybe when I’ve been public
for 10 years I may even shut down my individual SpiTrader, IndexTrader and
IndexALERT accounts, roll the money into my main account and just trade the
one account … now that would be good (for me). However you’re more then
welcome to contact my broker Matt Andronicus who executes my currency trades
for both Key Level and my newsletter ForexALERT. You can find his contact
details at the following link:
List of Brokers
I should also say that owners of Key Level are able to subscribe to Key
Level’s daily newsletter where they can watch me trade Key Level in real
time, in real markets with real money. Myself and this web site is all about
100% transparency.
I'm currently reading your 'SPI book' and I've spent the evening scouring
your website, but I have a query please. I am trying to differentiate
between your KEY LEVEL and your ForexALERT newsletters. My understanding is
that both are based on the KEY LEVEL mechanical system (described in the KEY
LEVEL Book) but that they differ slightly (as evidenced by different
theoretical trading results). It seems that for the same price I could
subscribe to the ForexALERT Newsletter and get direct guidance (to trade a
variation of KEY LEVEL) or subscribe to the KEY LEVEL Newsletter and also
receive advice on your intentions to trade KEY LEVEL (which I could then
shadow). Can you please confirm whether I have got it right?.
Thanks for your email. Key Level is a fully disclosed
mechanical trading strategy, or mechanical pattern. ForexAERT is an fx
newsletter. ForexALERT trades a portfolio of patterns. One of those patterns
is Key Level.
I’m sick of looking for my version of "The Grail" and I probably have a fair
sized subset of your trading library. I now trade FX via IGMarkets, and am
looking at getting a start-up method that I can use to get away from day
trading. Think I'd like to buy your Key Level book. As I'm confident I can
apply the method myself, I also thought I'd look at your ForexALERT letter,
rather than the Key Level letter. Am I correct in assuming that ForexALERT
contains the Key Level Method plus some other personal patterns, in the same
way that IndexALERT contains IndexTrader plus other patterns? If so, can I
trial ForexALERT and buy the Key Level Book? P.S - Missed your Melbourne
talk, hope to have more time for the next one. P.P.S - I've kept reading
your e-mails over the years whereas I've unsubscribed from literally dozens
of others (50+?). Just my little pat on the back for keeping up the common
sense over such a long period of time :-)
Thanks for your email and thanks for being on my mail
list for so long! And yes… ForexALERT does trade the Key Level pattern plus
some other patterns, in the same way IndexALERT trades the IndexTrader
patterns plus additional ones. And yes you can purchase Key Level and trial
ForexALERT.
Would Interbank FX be suitable as a broker using the Key
Levels book?
I really can’t say as I don’t use them and I don’t use an online broker. I
use an old fashion Client Adviser. However I’d be surprised if you couldn’t.
Key Level's trade plan is very simple. When set-ups occur Key Level will
enter on a break of a previous days high/or low (depending on the bias). If
your broker can allow you to do that then you’ll be able to trade Key Levels
with them.
I have been trading currency "PAIRS", i.e. EUR/USD however I
have only seen references on your web to single currencies like Swiss Francs
(SF), Euro Currency (EC) and British Pounds (BP) etc. Does the Key Levels
book teach you how to trade currency pairs or is what you talk about the
same thing?
Yes, they are the same thing. SF (Swiss Francs) is the same as CHF/USD. All
currency trading is in pairs, it has to be, selling one currency to buy
another. Euro Currency refers to the EUR/USD currency pair. British Pounds
refers to the GBP/USD pair, Japanese Yen refers to the JPY/USD pair and the
Australian Dollar refers to AUD/USD.
Is this book suitable for someone with basic fx knowledge or
is it more suited to experienced traders?
Yes. Its good for all traders regardless of their
experience because it works. And it is simple!
Is there a newsletter that accompanies the book or will that
be an additional cost?
Owners of Key Levels can subscribe to my daily Key Level newsletter where
they watch me live trade Key Levels on the 5 main currency pairs. So traders
can buy the book and if they require a little more help/confidence then they
can subscribe to the newsletter for AUD490 per qtr and watch me trade. This
helps them to improve both their confidence and knowledge of Key Levels.
Very experienced and confident traders will only need the book.
I am a beginner trader and I find myself interested in learning both the
Forex and the Index market (E-Mini SP-500), anyhow there is just so much
info out there I just don’t know where to start and I also can’t decide
between both markets. I don’t have $20,000 trading capital (I am wishing
that were the case!!!), rather only $5,000 and I really don’t want to blow
it by making silly mistakes. About a year ago I signed up with XXXX XXXXXXXX
not really knowing what was involved in trading, so I didn’t really ask the
right questions even though at the time I thought I had. The thing is they
don’t really teach you how to trade rather just rely on their moderators in
there live trading rooms, which is fine if you don’t care about the knowing
anything further but the thing is I do wish to learn more. I have got a
taste for the e-minis and a big thirst for more knowledge, however after
reading some info about Forex I’m now finding myself drawn to this also. I
am just looking for some genuine advice on how I can learn the basics and
then develop as a trader myself, can you help
No worries. My suggestion is to delay trading
again until you can get at least $10,000 in risk capital. Although it may
delay your re-entry to trading you’ll be able to make good use of the time
by studying about what it takes to succeed in trading. In addition I can
recommend you get a copy of my Trading The SPI book. At only $30 it’s
inexpensive and I’m not pushing my book onto you to make money as I think I
only earn around $2.50 per copy in royalties!
Now although the book is about trading the SPI I’m recommending it to you as
Part II of the book describes the preparation necessary to become a
successful trader….and this is applicable to all traders…regardless of
whether they trade indices, forex, commodities, shares or options etc…as
trading is trading is trading …what instruments we choose to trade is
secondary to adopting a good process of trading and that is what you will
learn in Part II of my book.
Once you have read, understood and accepted what I have to say in Part II
then I’d suggest you should consider trading forex over the indices. Once
you’re profitable with forex trading then certainly you can look to expand
into indices, however to start I’d recommend you look at forex first as in
my opinion it’s easier to trade….and this is principally because forex is a
24 hour market that rarely leaves gaps between the daily bars, unlike the
indices. If you look at daily index charts (like the SP500…not the e-mini)
you’ll see gaps all over the place and they do make trading challenging.
For a methodology to trade forex then I can recommend my Key Level Trading
System book. It’s a relatively simple and robust approach to forex which
works ..its not perfect….but it does have an edge. And owners of the book
have the option to subscribe to the Key Level newsletter where they can
watch me trade Key Levels each day on the currencies … the objective of the
newsletter is to give owners of the book the option of seeing Key Levels at
work in real time in real markets with real money. The idea is to show the
theory (Key Levels) at work in the markets.
Price: AUD$670.00
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