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Market sentiment and contrary opinion as measured by various indicators have been used by traders for many years. The theory of contrary opinion asserts that if a majority of traders agrees on the direction of a market move, then the odds are significant that prices will, in fact, move in the opposite direction. Various measures of market sentiment have been used over the years in attempts to apply contrary opinion effectively in the markets. Among these are odd lot short sales, options volatility, broker opinion surveys, and trader opinion surveys. The good news is that the theory of contrary opinion is correct; the bad news is that the traditional measures of contrary opinion either tend to be LATE or generally unreliable. Learn More

Selected articles from 2000 - 2004 The Best Of Bernstein Volume IV Selected Articles 2000-2004 From Jake Bernstein’s Weekly Commodity Trading Letter Learn More

Trading by Day of Week Learn More

Trading Day Market Analysis - 2 Sessions - 90 Minutes - - Presented by Jake Bernstein 9,10 Jan 2012 Learn More

Each 90 minute session will deal with a specific trading issue or aspects of that issue and I will provide several working, cogent, solutions to that problem. We will have six sessions in all, each one dedicated to a specific trading problem and its solutions. I will not sugarcoat anything, but I will give you answers that you can really use based on my vast expertise and knowledge! SESSION1: Overview of the most serious trading issues The 5 categories of trading problems that limit performance Behaviors consistent with failure: examples Behaviors consistent with success: examples Methods for change How to overcome issues Practical solutions: 2 procedures you can implement immediately SESSION 2: Problems of discipline Definitions and examples How to identify subtle and obvious discipline issues The origin of discipline Is your system bad for you or are you bad for your system? Finding the right fit Easy to implement solutions and examples SESSION 3: Lack of organization How to identify the problem Consequences and examples Simple solutions Detailed solutions How to vastly improve efficiency SESSION 4: Inability to maximize profits WHY traders take profits too fast HOW to overcome the “get out fast before it’s over” syndrome How LESS is MORE 4 easy to implement profit maximizing strategies Track records compared: with and without profit maximizing strategies SESSON 5: Errors of focus Defining focus How to know if you lack focus Examples of how lack of focus limits profits Types of focus 5 ways to fix your focus SESSION 6: Tell me your troubles Examining trading issues YOU have sent me for discussion An anonymous look at problems sent in by the group Knowing the exact issue(s) FIXES and solutions Summary and overview Learn More

How successful traders think, trade and invest...Insights into successful trading. This book outlines 3 building blocks for success:a trading system that has shown consistency and profitability for a significant length of time or for a significant number of trades; (the ability to formulate and plan, then implement the plan consistently); the ability to cope with losses, which are inevitable even for the successful trader. Learn More

Critical Market Update Webinar - Presented by Jake Bernstein 6/24/12 Learn More

CYCLES! 2013 WEBINAR Saturday, 27 April 2013 4:00 - 5:30 PM Pacific Time Learn More

Market sentiment and contrary opinion as measured by various indicators have been used by traders for many years. The theory of contrary opinion asserts that if a majority of traders agrees on the direction of a market move, then the odds are significant that prices will, in fact, move in the opposite direction. Various measures of market sentiment have been used over the years in attempts to apply contrary opinion effectively in the markets. Among these are odd lot short sales, options volatility, broker opinion surveys, and trader opinion surveys. The good news is that the theory of contrary opinion is correct; the bad news is that the traditional measures of contrary opinion either tend to be LATE or generally unreliable. Learn More