Description:
The
Murrey Math Trading System presets (for you) up the (most
accurate) Price
and Time Scale
for you (set against) long term, intermediate or short term
or intraday extreme highs and lows, but off exact MM Numbers
(only 256) placed in Murrey's book in 1993-94. Why "random
guess trade" (extremes) for success? This simple
trading system works off the most accurate MM 4/8th, not the
extreme highs or lows.*
Our software program will
set up the "best odds" MM 1/8th (lows) and MM 7/8th (highs)
at (87.5%) to win or to lose no more than 6.25% of your
trade capital (PER TRADE) IF YOU PLACE A SELL STOP OR BUY
STOP.*
*There is no way for any
teaching guru to know, if you are capable to winning any
trades, or losing all your capital, after acquiring their
software program. Buying golf clubs will not lower your golf
scores.
Since October 09 1942,
there have been only (17) Octaves any market has traded
inside, as it moves up from its birth toward: 100, 1,000,
10,000, 100,000 or 1,000,000.
World Record:
Largest downside Recession fall in Dow 30 Index (points not
percentage) was - 4,687.50 form January 2000 up at 11,875
and it ended on Oct. 09 2002. Oct. 09 1942 to Oct. 2002 = 60
Yr. Gann's Cycle
Biography: T. Henning
Murrey is the President and Founder of Murrey Math
Marketing.
He's the author of "The
Murrey Math Trading System; For All Markets."
He is the creator of
Murrey's end of day software program. 1996.
He is the creator of
Murrey's real time software program: 1998.
2000: Chicago: January:
CBOT: Murrey met with Chairman of the Board
of Chicago Board of Trade
2004: Chicago: August:
CME Murrey "presented" Murrey Math two
days: at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
2006: Chicago: May:
CBOE Murrey "presented" Murrey Math two days at
Chicago Options Exchange
He is an active trader of
The Murrey Math System. He has published
over 37 articles
for Traders World magazine since 1997.
Murrey teaches
classes on:
1) Major Futures' Indexes
2) Forex Currency Spreads
3) Options
4) Gold, Silver, Bonds
5) Commodities,
6) Stocks,
7) Mutual Funds
Murrey shows you
how to expect to know (in advance):
1) Any 3/8th or 5/8th move
(short or long term),
2) How much to expect to
"lose" per trade,
3) When to expect higher
highs or lower lows (short term),
4) What Price to expect to
make markets want to go to higher highs or lower lows
