Importance of Trading with Positive Expectancy

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Thursday, March 8, 2012 - 3:30pm CT
Tom Alexander

Learn a “Realistic and Valid” Trading Methodology based on Market Profile!

Join Tom Alexander for this live webinar introducing the importance of trading with a positive expectancy. The interactive session also review risk position and sizing addressing the frequent question – How many contracts should I be trading based on my account size?

Attendees of this online event will learn the following:

  • What does "positive expectancy" mean"?
  • How do you determine expectancy?
  • How can you identify trades with positive expectancy?

In addition, Tom will review how you can develop a trading “edge” that will recur with reliable frequency along with what constitutes realistic expectations for return on capital.

Tom's background consists of over 26 years of trading experience including time as a stockbroker, commodities broker and owner a commodities/futures brokerage firm. He has been a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) and involved with institutional trading and advising. Tom traded large private accounts for over ten years and has been published in several well-known trading magazines. He is the founder and managing director of Alexander Trading.





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