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How To Take Out Other People’s Stop For Fun And Profit


Have you ever felt that the market "knows" exactly where your stops are?

Have you been frustrated by the market taking out your stop, and then turning right around and moving in the direction of your original trade?

Have you ever felt that the market was intentionally gunning your stops?

The bad news is ... They are! Stop running is a common technique employed by Floor Traders.

Take a look  the Special Report from Barry Burns, you'll discover:
  1. How they know where your stops are. 
  2. The best (really ONLY) place to put your stops. 
  3. How you can play their game and make money by taking out other people's stops. 
  4. What to do when your stops are taken out, and then the market continues in the direction you originally traded.


Barry Burns, In Top Dog Trading,  wrote a Special Report on this very thing. You can get
the details at: http://www.topdogtrading.com/Products_Special_Reports.html

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