Taylor Trading Technique Report

An important part of technical analysis is knowing the zone where the market is likely to trade the following day. Calculating the likely market range for the following day is determined by measuring the emini price ranges of lows to highs and highs to lows over recent days. By measuring the amount of rise and fall of the market over that period, an algorithm is created whereby a reasonable assumption can be made to estimate a support and resistance area for the following day. These measurements were pioneered by George Taylor in the 1950's, and since that time, the algorithm has proven applicable to virtually all tradeable markets and is an important tool, in addition to candlestick patterns, used by most professional market traders.

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The Taylor Calculator Subscription service has been replaced by a Taylor Calculator.

The calculator is provided as a Windows program that you download to your computer. In addition to S&P futures,

the program allows you to apply Taylor calculations to any other security or stock.

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To determine the zone for the following day, multiple calculations are made and updated based on the market's daily price movement averaged over several days. The new information is then averaged in each category of calculation, and finally, an average of those averages comprise the support number and the resistance number. Professional traders know how to formulate these numbers, but most novice traders, and even those more experienced, are not students of the market. BUT every trader NEEDS to know what the professionals know. The reason is obvious.

To help even the playing field, I perform these calculations each day and make them available in this course as a monthly subscription. Every trader who wants to have long-term success should subscribe to this service.

There is a free trial period, after which subscribers are charged a monthly fee. Subscriptions will renew monthly on the anniversary of the date subscribed and can be canceled at any time. If canceled, the service will be available until the end of the current subscription period. There are no refunds for partial cancellations.

IMPORTANT: I post the report on Teachable each weekday evening following the close of the regular trading session (4PM ET) except Friday. On Friday, I sometimes post the report during the weekend. You'll receive an email that the report is available in Teachable. The email will include a copy of the report, so you won't have to log into Teachable. FYI - the emails are sent from Mailchimp. It's also a good idea that you set your email preference in your Teachable account to receive emails. Please see this link for instructions.