Did you see how he did it?

Sometimes it's hard to see the forest for the trees in the market.

We see numbers and indicators… news and noise.

Some say XYZ corp is about to break out and others say they are about to crash.

As a mainstream trader, it can be extremely difficult and stressful to know what to believe…

But fortunately, there are some people that still give it to you straight… whether it's good news or tough love!

Have you met Fausto? Maybe seen him at a conference or watched his webinar class?

If you have, there is a good chance you know a little more about the market than before you met.

It might be that a light bulb switched on in your brain after that meeting.

He's taught hundreds of thousands of people around the world over the last 25 years about how he trades the stock market.

His Number #1 Lesson To His Trading Students…

The market doesn't need to be overly complicated!

Charts are very pretty and show a lot of amazing things about the numbers throughout the trading day. The only problem is that we read them backwards and even though patterns may seem interesting, they can be broken quickly by real market activity.

Fausto learned this early in his career that pretty charts aren't what make the difference.

Instead it can be as straightforward as what the first stock traders did, they read the tape and saw the direction that the market was going and adjusted their position.

In a recent interview, Fausto spoke with Marc Bashoor about how he found his place and has been successful in the market for almost three decades.

> Watch that interview now.

Trade Well,

Guy Cohen

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