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[One Seat Left] Private One-on-One Coaching...Slingshot Scanner for TOS Included

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Hope you guys had a great weekend! I have one final seat left to be claimed for my Private Coaching

Hope you guys had a great weekend! I have one final seat left to be claimed for my Private Coaching One-on-One program until late Spring 2023. You don't want to miss your chance to enroll. There will be a waiting list once I open up the doors to the public. This early-bird opportunity is just for our top Altos Trading Members. Note: This training is not based on a set curriculum, it identifies which areas of your trading need the most help. This is [not a group training program]( it's just you and I. We develop a plan of action, schedule lessons for each session and tackle each area of need. This program is focused on your development and your development only! For those of you who missed my special Live Strategy Session last week or the replay on Saturday, we have three options for enrollment. The first two options includes Lifetime Access to my two Slingshot Scanner tools for ThinkorSwim. Pricing for the early-bird group will be 50% less than the 2023 pricing if spots are available then. Don't hesitate to [sign up here!]( - Introductory Session- Lasts 90-120 minutes - 5 Session Bundle which includes the Introductory Session as a bonus. - One hour of Private Coaching You can view all the details including a replay to last week's live session by [clicking the link here]( which takes you right to the replay page. If you have any questions, email support@altostrading.com or give us a call at 800-895-9348. Happy Trading, Richard VanRich Head Trading Coach Altos Trading, LLC P.S. I'll post Saturday's email below just in case you missed the recap for the week. Good Morning Members, Hope you guys had a great week. It was a very volatile week in price action and the movement we saw in price was very aggressive. Although we ended the week on such a great high, I would not say we are on our way back up to reclaim the old highs. The bear market we are in is not over by any means. Applying what I shared in my [Special Strategy Session on Wednesday]( you can see that price is sitting in the overbought area of the range. [Chart Description automatically generated] Using the weekly chart candles: I diagrammed where the past 3 drives down in the market since January all occurred after price expanded down first, retraced back up into an area that was overbought for the range before continuing the move down to break the lows. The retracement peak indicated by the green eyeball shows price resting in the overbought area and then a big push down creates a new lower low that is anchored to that new lower high and lower low. I don’t have time to in this email to explain why I’m using the bodies of the candles for my ranges, but the short answer is because that’s where the volume of the candle rests. We are now sitting in the fourth range of the year that is sitting in overbought conditions. The move up this week was great and was expected. The gravity of the move up was not obvious to me but the directional move of being bullish made total sense. Looking at the last week before this. The beefy candle close lower that matched the size of the green candle next to it which left equal highs. I said in my session that big moves almost always need a small fake out to acquire the orders necessary to change direction. This is some of the evidence that gave me reason to believe price was going to move up this week to at least 3850 on the chart for the week. There’s a few other things that I used as confirmation as well but explaining in detail here will make this email ten times longer so I’ll spare your morning by leaving it out 😊 The blue arrow indicates one of the expected moves I see in the near term. I’m not sure if it will get quite as high as the dotted line but I wanted to highlight it for you guys. Where my purple box stops on the upper end is resting is more like an area where I see price going and turning around if that’s what is going to happen. If price closes with a beefy candle through that red dotted line without pulling back into the range, it will invalidate my bias and cause me to shift my perspective to being long again. I don’t see that happening for several reasons but if it did do so, price would still need to retrace back down into an oversold area before pushing higher. The smaller time frame charts give you these indications once price is in the reaction zones I’ve pointed out. If you’d like to understand the methodology shared in this article further, you can check out the [Special Live Strategy session]( replay I held on Wednesday by [clicking the link here]( which may connect the dots better. If you were interested in our private one-on-one coaching, you can sign up below the replay video. We do have [4 seats left]( and unfortunately cannot take any more than that due to scheduling. Enjoy your weekend and we’ll see you Tuesday night on our next Live Session with Jeff Tompkins. Happy Trading, Richard VanRich Head Trading Coach Altos Trading 7154 W State Street Suite 169 Boise Idaho 83714 USA [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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