2. Most people lose money. Most people trade their accounts like a drunken monkey. You can lose your entire investment, and you should not trade with money that you cannot afford to lose, which is like saying you should not drive a car you cannot afford to crash, or ever date a supermodel. Stuff you already know.

3. FXCM is not liable for any of what you are about to hear. If you are unsure about trading, you should seek the advice of a financial professional, but please not anyone from the Bear, Stearns subprime mortgage division or anyone who invested in Abacus 2007-AC1. Stuff you already know.

4. Trading with leverage carries a huge amount of risk. You already knew that. Most people lose money. Most people trade worse than drunken monkeys. You have a choice. You can be smarter, you can choose to be more rational than the crowd about your trading. It’s up to you. Stuff you already know.

5. Why are we here? What’s a Vortex? The Super Basic Fun Rules. The Ultra Fun Advanced Rules. Questions Call to Action: Trade Something!

6. Take good notes today! Presentation will be emailed

7. Stacks are good.

9. GBP/JPY GBP/CHF GBP/USD USD/CAD EUR/CAD EUR/JPY

10. What about the EUR/USD?

12. People thought the Hindenburg was safe.

13. 1 hour chart.

14. The Buffer.

15. Profit Target The Buffer Zone

16. Stacks are tasty.

17. Profit Target The Buffer Zone

18. Profit Target The Buffer Zone 5-10 trades, spaced an equal distance apart.

19. Profit Target The Buffer Zone Sell stop

21. A vortex is a swirling, sucking force that grips a financial instrument and pulls it in.

22. A vortex is a panic-driven, crowd-driven response to some kind of unexpected event.

23. A vortex is when you’re not standing in the line outside the bank. You sold the bank short.

24. A vortex is when you profit from a meltdown someplace else. You wait for the crash, and act.

25. A Vortex trade is a way to profit from short term price exaggeration. It is not the only way to do it. It’s not a holy-anything.

26. Philosophy.

27. The Building Blocks R3

28. The Building Blocks Pivot

29. The Building Blocks S3

30. Today’s Vortex #1 R3

31. Today’s Vortex #1 R3

32. Today’s Vortex #1 R3

33. Close is Close Enough R3

35. Close is Close Enough R3

36. Today’s Vortex #2 R3

37. Today’s Vortex #2 R3

38. Today’s Vortex #3 R3

39. Today’s Vortex #3 R3

40. Today’s Vortex #3 R3

41. Today’s Vortex #4 S3

42. Today’s Vortex #5 S3

43. Today’s Vortex #5

45. Yesterday’s Vortex #1

49. Yesterday’s Vortex #2 R3

50. Yesterday’s Vortex #3 S3

51. Yesterday’s Vortex #3 S3

52. The Weeklong Vortex S3

53. The Weeklong Vortex

55. Failed Yesterday’s Vortex R3

56. Where’s the Vortex? S3

57. Where’s the Vortex?

59. April 26, 2010

61. April 29, 2010 – GBP/CHF

64. May 3, 2010 – GBP/CHF

65. May 4, 2010 – GBP/JPY

66. Week of April 26 – EUR/CAD

67. Week of April 26 – GBP/USD

68. Week of April 26 – USD/CAD

69. Managing the trade.

70. More examples.

71. Advanced rules.

72. Fridays vs. Mondays Over managing the trade Double-stacking Re-stacking Advanced rules.

73. Philosophy.

74. DO SOMETHING.

75. Test it Trade it live with 1 micro lot Teach it to a friend Write a book about it Blog about it Think deeply about it Get a puppy Waste more time not stuff Do something now.

76. DO NOTHING.

77. So you take the daily Pivot, and you wait until price gets really far away…

78. I doubt it will work.