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TechniTrader's Martha Stokes: New Webinar on September 6, 2011!

Bollinger Bands: Beyond the Boundaries.

2011-08-27
AUBURN, WA, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) New Webinar with Martha Stokes & Worden

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM PDT

Bollinger Bands: Beyond the Boundaries

Martha Stokes, C.M.T. teaches you how to go beyond the common, ordinary uses of a popular indicator into the realm of advanced indicator analysis for Bollinger Bands.

Find out how you can dramatically improve your trading results using Bollinger Bands and how these simple techniques can be used immediately in your trading. Learn how to use Bollinger Bands in brand new ways for different market conditions.

Discover the subtle nuances that Bollinger Bands reveal that help you enter and exit momentum trades as the stock is about to reverse or retrace. These big moves are easy to see ahead of time when you learn to use Bollinger Bands as Martha teaches.

If you find reading candlestick charts challenging, this webinar will give you extra tools to make your stock pick analysis faster. If you have never used Bollinger Bands this webinar will give you a new tool that you can start using right away.

Register for the webinar at GoToMeeting at: http://technitrader.com/get-connected/

Download the work booklet to go along with the webinar so that you can follow along and take notes to learn the subject matter better and have future reference while you are trading.

Martha Stokes' webinars always draw a huge crowd and fill to capacity early due to her candid, down-to-earth teaching methods.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn with Martha Stokes using Worden TC2000 charting software.

Martha only gives a few webinars a year for Worden so you will want to be sure and attend.

Register for the webinar at GoToMeeting at: http://technitrader.com/get-connected/

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[Press-News.org] TechniTrader's Martha Stokes: New Webinar on September 6, 2011!
Bollinger Bands: Beyond the Boundaries.