Day Trading the Emini S&P : Simple as 1-2-3

Marshall J. Jones.
August 31, 1935 to
Nov. 9, 2007
What's all the fuss about Marsh
Jones?
Marsh Jones has become something of a legend
in the S&P Emini Day Trading arena. What made him
rather unusual is that when Marsh first started day trading, he
didn't even know that charts existed.
He placed his trades by telephone, using the
little ticker on the CNBC television channel, showing the S&P, Dow
and Nasdaq prices. (And we complain when we get a time lag of a few
seconds in our data...)
Over the years and as he was introduced to
charts and the internet, Marsh developed a simple strategy for
trading the emini that has done very well for him. Marsh hated
overcomplicating his trading... "braincloud" as he called it. He
believed very strongly in keeping things as simple as possible.
Marsh wrote his thoughts on his day trading
method down over the years and assembled them into a simple manual,
which has always been free to whoever expresses an interest. You may
still download a copy by clicking
here.
Please note that the free manual was a work
in progress and remains incomplete at this time.
To purchase the last completed online Workshop
video, (recorded in May 2007) click the button below:
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