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RPM High Dollar Chart Pattern

Special Report

(Confidential Report)
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Trading Risk
Let’s take a minute to keep it real. Let’s review the realities around
trading in the markets. Trading involves a high level of risk and
therefore is not appropriate for all people. Take time to understand
the risks associated with trading and make sure that you are ready to
embrace these risks. If you are not willing to embrace the real risks
that come with trading, then I recommend that you don’t trade the
markets. Rather than downplay risk… we work to manage risk.

Next, understand that there are NO GUARANTEES for any of us when


trading. There are only probabilities. If you are looking for a profit
guarantee outcome than I recommend that you don’t trade. Because
every time you put a trade on in the markets there is no guarantee that
you will make money and not lose money. However, I believe it’s
possible to put the odds in your favor when trading and become a
profitable trader.

Lastly, you will have losing trades over time. When we trade, our goal
is to keep losing trades small and consistent. That’s important to long
term trading success. Then, once you learn how to manage losing
trades, you can seek to target big winning trades that can potentially
more than offset your losing trades. To do this, many professional
traders will tell you that they target average winning trades that are 10
to 20 times (or more) the size of their average losing trades. Most
losing traders are not coming anywhere close to this.

Make no mistake, our goal is to make money trading the markets.


That’s our goal. However, as I said above, be sure to take time to
understand the risks associated with trading. Now it’s time to move on
to the fun stuff…
Industry Trading Statistics
If you’re like me, then the goal of trading is to grow your trading
account to millions of dollars. This offers many amazing benefits,
including the ability to trade for a living and to live your life on your
terms. As we discuss the goal of aggressive account growth, it’s
important to understand the realities and statistics around trading.

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Many industry experts believe that 93% of traders lose money and, in
addition, that 80% of all traders quit trading within two years. On the
other side, there are 7% of traders who make a lot of money. Our goal
is to understand what these traders are doing differently than all the
other traders and then do likewise.

This naturally leads to the question, “What are the 7% winning traders
doing differently from the rest?” I will seek to answer this question in
this special report. How much is it worth to have an answer to this
question? Millions of dollars! This is the central question in trading.
Unlocking the Secret of the 7% Winning Traders
What are these winning traders doing differently? In reality, there are
many different reasons why traders lose money, but there are not as
many reasons why winning traders make money. These special
winning traders are doing a few very specific things well that most
traders are not doing.

There is one thing that most big money winning traders do that most
other losing traders don’t… they get BIG WINNING TRADES. Big
winning trades can make a massive difference in the overall
performance of any trading account. While this statement seems too
broad to be useful, almost like “Buy Low and ell High,” once you dive
in and work to understand what this actually means, you will likely look
at trading differently.

It all starts with debunking the following statement…

“You have to risk a lot to make a lot.” False!


This is a saying in the investment industry that may be true for some
investments, but this saying is most certainly not true in trading. This
is a huge misconception that many traders have. They think that big
money traders are taking big risks to reel in big winning trades, but this
isn’t true in most cases. Big money winning traders have learned to do
two very important things that make all the difference in the world!
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Look at the image above. The same amount of bait in the above image
catches either a small fish or a big fish. Which would you rather catch…
a small fish or a big fish? The trading parallel here is that the same per
trade risk can be used to either target small potential winning trades or
big potential winning trades. Winning traders use their bait to target
big winning trades.

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Let’s first start by looking at a normal losing trader track record (see
below). In the graph on the right, each trade represents an individual
histogram bar. The chart and table show 10 trades in this example.

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This above trading results are similar to many losing traders. As you
study the trade histogram chart on the right, where each histogram bar
represents a single trade, notice two very important things. First, the
losing trades are inconsistent. Some are small and some are big.
Second, there are no big winning trades.

Now, let’s think about how we can transform this losing trader track
record into a winning trader track record. Let’s change two things with
this track record. Let’s convert this track record to a winning trader
track record.

First, let’s introd ce strict ris management to ee losing trades


small and consistent. We may argue that if we introduce tighter Risk
Stops we will have more losing trades. So, playing devil’s advocate,
let’s add 50% more losing trades to compensate for the increased
number of losing trades that we are likely to experience if we make our
Risk Stops tighter (smaller). This will help us cut our losses on each
trade.

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some of you are thinking… but follow me with this example. See what
happens when we implement both of these changes into the losing
trader track record (see the chart below).
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We now have small and constant losing trades, even though we have
50% more of them. This is an important first step toward becoming a
winning trader. It goes without saying that we want to work to limit
losing trades, but most winning traders will tell you that this is difficultl
to do. Next, notice the big winning trade (big blue histogram bar) in the
middle of the chart. Notice that both of these changes all of the
sudden convert our losing trader into a winning trader.
Now, the first change is easy… and important. You must work to “cut
your losses.” Work to keep losing trades small and consistent. How
do I define small? Small is always defined relative to account size. If
you have a $2,000 account, then small may be a $25 dollar per trade
risk. If you have a $100,000 account, then small may be $1,000 per
trade risk. Small means a small percentage of your trading account.
Make your losing trading as small as possible. Make losing trades
smaller than 1% if you can, like ¼ of 1%. You may grow your account
more slowly, but you will also ensure that you stay in the game.

Work to make sure that your losing trades are consistent. Your losing
trades should all look the same. Notice that the losing trader chart on
the previous page had losing trades that were all over the map. Some
were small and some were large. The winning trader, on the other
hand, had losing trades that were all the same size!

Now for the slightly harder part of the equation… getting big winning
trades.

Big Winning Trades


This is the harder art of trading… getting big winning trades. The
really exciting news, however, is that this special report addresses a
powerful strategy to find big winning trades in the markets by targeting
the RPM Chart Pattern.

Big winning trades come from Big Opportunities. This is where most
traders fall short. Most traders focus on targeting opportunities in the
markets with insufficient or small upside potential.
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from a small opportunity. This is an important principle in trading.

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Winning traders, on the other hand, are targeting big opportunities.
Why? Because that’s where you find big winning trades. Big winning
trades come from big opportunities. Big winning trades never come
from small opportunities.

This naturally leads us to the question, “Where do you find big


opportunities which can lead to big winning trades?” Let’s answer this
question by discussing where you don’t find big opportunities. Believe
it or not, most chart patterns that we love in trading do not offer us big
profit opportunities.

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Most traditional chart patterns, like Head-and-shoulders patterns,


pennant patterns, triangles, etc., do not offer big profit opportunities.
As traders, we hold many of these chart patterns as sacred. As a trader,
I grew up learning and tracking these patterns. But the reality is that
93% of traders lose money in the markets. And I believe that a major
reason for this is that most of the chart patterns we are taught frankly
do not offer significant upside profit potential.

Making 2x to 5x times your per trade risk is not enough upside profit
potential to make money trading. In fact, your average winning trade
should be larger than 5x your per trade risk. What??? Yes, your
average winning trade should be larger than 5x your per trade risk.

In a world where most traders never make this much on their big
winning trades, this statement may sound discouraging. This means
that your big winning trades should target 20x plus winners! The good
news is that I’m about to show you an explosive chart pattern that is
capable of generating winning trades this big or bigger!

Intro to Rocket Profit Multiplier (RPM) Pattern


Introducing the most explosive chart patterns I have ever seen, the
Rocket Profit Multiplier (RPM) pattern. This pattern is the most
explosive chart pattern that I have ever come across in my career.
Why? Because most traditional chart patterns like pennant patterns,
ascending and descending triangles, and the head-and-shoulders
pattern only offer 2x to 5x upside profit potential. But the RPM Pattern
offers upside potential that’s ten times to twenty times bigger than
traditional chart patterns.
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In addition, the RPM Pattern occurs more frequently than other chart
patterns. The RPM Pattern has changed the way I trade forever. Once
you get your first 10x to 20x RPM pattern winning trade, you’ll be
hooked! The RPM Pattern will likely become the only chart pattern you
target in your trading!

Trading Mindset and Positioning Losing Trades


I have never come across a chart pattern with so much upside potential
as the RPM Pattern. Think about your own trading for a minute. How
big are you biggest winning trades? If your honest answer is 2x, 3x, or
ever 5x your average per trade risk, then you’re like most traders. But
the reality is that you need much bigger winning trades than this to
become a 7% big money profitable trader.
ost traders lose money trading the mar ets for one sim le reason…
their winning trades are too small. Professional traders understand
that as a trader, you expect to have a certain percentage of losing
trades. The markets are noisy and random at times, and this often
leads to a large number of losing trades. In fact, many of the best
traders in the world have 3 to 4 times more losing trades than winning
trades.

Take a look at the trade histogram chart below…

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The trade histogram example above shows 34 trades in AAPL. The


example trades shown are a series of trades in AAPL targeting the RPM
Pattern. Each individual histogram bar represents a single trade with
the trade number (numbers on the x-axis).

Notice in the red box on the AAPL trade histogram chart that out of the
first 14 trades, 13 of the trades are losing trades. Now, for most normal
traders this may seem especially bad or down right unacceptable.
Within the red box, 13 of the first 14 trades are losing trades. But, as
you will soon discover, even with this seemly high number of losing
trades, this can still be part of a winning trading strategy.

The losing trades in the red box don’t damage the account too badly as
each trade is only 1% of the account value (or $1,000 of the $100,000
account value). The trading strategy in this example is good at keeping
losing trades small and consistent. This is one of the most important
parts of trading… managing losing trades well by keeping losing trades
small and consistent.

Notice the winning trades in the AAPL trade histogram chart (previous
page). While there are not as many winning trades as losing trades, the
average size of a winning trade is 11.48x (or 11.48 times) the size of the
average losing trade! Each winning trade therefore pays for 11.48
losing trades!

ost traders don’t have average winning trades anywhere close to


this size… and this is a big reason why most losing traders continue to
be losing traders. Their winning trades are simply not big enough to
pay for their losing trades. Big wining trades are not only a nice thing,
but they are a necessary thing to becoming a winning trader. And the
RPM Pattern is exactly what the doctor ordered when it comes to big
winning trade upside potential.

So, when you think about trading and as you begin to think about what
to expect with your trading results, I would challenge you to expect a
lot of losing trades, but work to keep them small and consistent. This
will work to keep your losing trades in check.
Losing trades are a part of trading because markets are often noisy
and random at times. By working to keep losing trades small and
consistent, this is what I call having a “good losing trade strategy.”
Because if you keep you losing trades in check, and keep losing trades
small and consistent, then you’ve gone a long way toward becoming a
7% big money winning professional trader.

The next part is harder… that is finding a way to get big winning trades.
However, as you’ll soon discover, this part of trading requires three
things: Big Opportunities, Frequent Opportunities and a Special
Trading Strategy to profit from these opportunities. Fortunately, you
are now ready to learn about the Big Opportunity – the most explosive
chart pattern that I have ever seen. The RPM Pattern stands for Rocket
Profit Multiplier Pattern!

The Explosive Upside of the RPM Pattern


Most chart patterns we are taught in the world of trading have
limited upside potential. And a big part of what makes trading
challenging is that it’s difficult for most traders to gauge upside
potential when trading chart patterns. While chart patterns like Double
Tops, Ascending Triangles, and Head-and-Shoulders patterns offer 2x to
5x upside potential, the RPM Pattern offers 10x to 20x or more upside
potential! Talking about rocket fuel to drive compound growth! This
changes everything.
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How is this possible that the RPM Pattern can offer 10x to 20x more
than other chart patterns, you might ask? Well, it’s primarily due to the
architecture or nature of this pattern. The Rocket Profit Multiplier
Pattern launches from an Inflection Point like a launch pad. Inflection
Points are defined as special price levels where prices tend to break
through the price level and keep going, just like a rocket travelling
from a launch pad.

The high dollar profit potential of RPM Patterns has to do with how
prices tend to behave around this pattern. And as simple as this
sounds, the tendency for prices to launch from the RPM Pattern
“Launch Pad” and keep going is a big part of what allows us to
potentially make high dollar profits from this exciting pattern.

RPM Patterns can be in both the up direction and the down direction
on price charts. The next RPM Pattern is an example of a bearish, or
downside RPM Pattern. Reference the RPM Pattern in the GLD chart
located below. Like a downward rocket, the RPM Pattern caused the
price of GLD to accelerate downward and “liftoff” in the downward
direction like a rocket blasting off for an extended period of time. And
this led to the massive upside potential for this trade in GLD, resulting
in a 47.6x profit!

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In this GLD example above, to put this into context, risking $100 on this
RPM trade would have resulted in a profit of $4,760 ($100 x 47.6 =
$4,760). That’s massive. That’s the power of the M attern You
could never make that kind of money on most other chart patterns.
Most other traditional chart patterns will make you $200, $300, or even
$500 on a good day when risking $100. But the RPM Pattern makes
$4,760 from this GLD RPM Pattern given a trade risk of $100.

Disclaimer: There is a potential for gain and a risk of loss when trading.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. See
Risk Disclaimer at the end of this report.
Next, we will discuss exactly what a Rocket Profit Multiplier (RPM)
Pattern is by defining it on price charts.

Rocket Profit Multiplier (RPM) Pattern Defined


Unlike most other chart patterns, the RPM Pattern is an “invisible chart
pattern.” That’s a big reason why it has been hidden for so long.
Learning about the RPM Pattern first involves learning about where to
find this high dollar pattern. After all, if you can’t find this pattern on
price charts, then it will be of little good to you as a trader. However,
you’re going to be shocked when I tell you where these explosive
patterns are hiding on every price chart!

Rocket Profit Multiplier (RPM) Patterns are hidden behind pivot


points, like in the AAPL example below. The Pivot Points are shown as
the green and red dots at cycle peaks and cycle lows (see below).

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Now, let’s take a minute to understand what ivot oints are. Pivot
Points are essentially turning points on charts located at cycle peaks
and cycle lows. You can see in the AAPL chart above, there are a
number of red and green Pivot Points. Let’s take a closer look at cycle
low (green) and cycle high (red) Pivot Points below.

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A common definition of a bullish Pivot Point (green dot) in the above


image, is an extreme bar low surrounded by two higher price bar lows
on both the left and the right side of the Pivot extreme. This means
that for a bullish Pivot Point to be confirmed, you will need to see two
higher price bar lows both to the left and to the right of the extreme
price bar where the green dot is plotted.

The definition of a bearish Pivot Point (red dot in the above image), is
an extreme bar high surrounded by two lower price bar highs on both
the left and the right side of the extreme Pivot bar high where the red
dot is plotted.
Now, this brings us to the obvious challenge. Given this definition of
Pivot Points, how can we tell in real-time that a price bar extreme
(low or high) represents a Pivot Point until after the fact? Because as
part of the definition for both Pivot Point highs and Pivot Point lows, we
need two additional higher or lower price bars after the extreme bar to
confirm that a Pivot Point has indeed occurred.

Therefore, when it comes to finding Pivot Points in real-time, which are


hiding potentially explosive RPM Patterns, we have to “guesstimate”
where Pivot Points are likely to be located on price charts. This effort is
a “part art and part science” exercise. But don’t worry, it’s not as hard
as it sounds.

However, this does highlight the challenge of finding explosive RPM


Patterns. Just like fishing for the big catch in the ocean, it takes a little
work and practice to get good at. And, if we are inevitably off with our
timing when hunting for Pivot Points and High Dollar RPM Patterns, we
can experience small losing trades (like losing our bait when fishing).
The good news is that when we do catch a High RPM Winning trade, we
can often pay for a large number of losing trades from a single big RPM
Winner!

Finding RPM Patterns


eca se we don’t now where ivot Points are until after the fact, we
are forced to begin exploratory buys or sells in locations where we
expect to finds potential Pivot Points on our price charts, which we
hope will in turn be hiding potential High Dollar RPM Trades! Learning
to get good at finding Pivot Points is very doable even for newer traders
in my opinion, especially if you are willing to invest the time to study
your price charts. So be sure to invest the requisite study time in this
effort to get good at finding Pivot Points and RPM Patterns on your
price charts.
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located at reen ivot oints

So, once again, we’re showing the AAPL price chart that displays the
Pivot Point identified by the green arrow. Let’s now take a look at the
RPM Pattern hiding behind this bullish green Pivot Point on the AAPL
chart (see RPM Pattern below).

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It’s hard to imagine, but hiding behind the green ivot oint on the
AAPL chart on the previous page is the explosive RPM Pattern (previous
page)! This RPM Pattern returns 19.8x the trade risk in this example.

For a trade risk of $100, this RPM Pattern trade would generate $1,980
in profits. For a trade risk of $1,000, the RPM Pattern would generate
$19,800 in profits. This example highlights the reason why I’m so
excited about this explosive pattern and why I believe that RPM
Patterns are the most exciting chart patterns in the markets.

The next example below shows a bearish Pivot Point in GLD (SPDR Gold
Trust). Bearish Pivot Points hide bearish RPM Patterns on price charts.

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We see on the GLD chart above the bearish Pivot Point identified by the
red down arrow. Now, it’s important to understand that not every
Pivot Point will have a High Dollar RPM Pattern. Many Pivot Points
have small dollar RPM Patterns. However, the good news is that a large
number of Pivot Points are hiding High Dollar RPM Patterns like the one
identified in GLD in the chart below.

Many of you are now likely asking the question, “how do we know what
Pivot Points are hiding the High Dollar RPM Patterns? Well, the answer
is that we don’t know for sure which ivot oints are hiding the H
RPM Patterns (High Dollar RPM Patterns), but my research team and I
have found some significant clues about how to identify potential HD
RPM Patterns that have proven to be extremely helpful. We will help
train you as part of our RPM Trading Program at [Link].

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You can see in the chart above that an HD RPM Pattern was indeed
hiding behind the GLD bearish red Pivot Point in the previous GLD
chart. As you can see, this was an incredibly explosive HD RPM Pattern.
Let’s move on and take a look at another RPM Pattern example in
FedEx Corp. (FDX). Below you will see a green bullish Pivot Point that
identifies a cycle low in FedEx. As it turns out, this cycle low bullish
Pivot Point is hiding a massive HD RPM pattern.

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located at reen ivot oints

An HD RPM pattern is hiding behind the green FDX Pivot Point in the
chart above. This RPM Pattern generated a profit of 50.4x. On the
following page you can see the RPM Pattern unfold as FDX takes off
from this pattern and never looks back.

This is yet another example of a big winning trade. Making 50x your
per trade risk is a big step toward achieving trading profitability. This
single trade literally pays for 50 losing trades. Imagine that… a single
winning trade paying for 50 losing trades!
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Now that we have an understanding of the RPM pattern and where to


find these explosive trading opportunities (near ivot oints), let’s dive
into how we can trade these patterns.

The RPM Trading Strategy


Developing a trading strategy specifically for the unique
characteristics of the RPM Pattern was the difficult challenge, because
normal trading strategies don’t not work when trading the RPM
pattern.

If is sounds strange that each trading pattern or trading profit


opportunity requires a unique trading strategy, consider some parallels
in life that can help us understand this.
In golf, for example, each shot requires a different club. You need a
driver starting out, an iron as you approach the green, and a putter on
the green. Each club is designed for a different situation.

In fishing, you need a different type of fishing pole, fishing reel, and
fishing lure for each type of fish you are trying to catch. When you
want to catch a trout in the Colorado mountains, you need a fly-fishing
pole. When you are trying to catch a grouper in the ocean, you need a
deep-sea fishing pole. When you are trying to catch a bass in a lake,
you need a casting fishing pole and lure that you can cast. Each fishing
pole is designed to capture a unique opportunity (different fish). You
can’t use a fly-fishing pole to catch a grouper and you can’t use a deep-
sea fishing pole to catch a trout in a Colorado mountain river.

Compounding Aggressive Account Growth


The key to making the really big money in the markets is
compounding trading account growth. To fuel compound growth, you
need reoccurring BIG WINNING TRADES. Big winning trades come from
big opportunities. The three elements below are the ideal fuel capture
Big Winning Trades and to feed compound trading account growth:

1. Big Opportunities
2. Repeating (Big Opportunities)
3. Special Trading Strategy (to profit from Big Opportunities)

In my opinion, these are the “special ingredients” that fuel massive


compounding trading account growth. Although this is not a topic we
will focus on in this special report, you need to take time to understand
compound growth strategies.
Entry and Exit Order Types
First, let’s quickly understand basic trade entry and exit orders required
to trade RPM Patterns. If you are new to trading, one of the basic
trading order types is called a Stop Order. There are essentially two
types of Stop Orders: STOP MARKET ORDER and STOP LIMIT ORDER.
You can choose to use either, but I highly recommend you use the first
order, the T MA K T . Here’s how it works.

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Referencing the Breakout Buy Signal image above, when entering a buy
order (long trade) you will want to place a Buy STOP MARKET ORDER at
the RPM Breakout Entry price level. The order would look like this:

BUY 100 Shares of AAPL at 131.15 Stop Market (Day)


With this order, you are instructing your broker to Buy 100 shares of
Apple Corp. (AAPL) at a price of 131.15 if and when the price of AAPL
rises to this price level or higher. In this case, assume that AAPL is
trading at 130.25 (below the RPM Breakout Entry Price), which is lower
than where you enter your RPM Breakout Entry. Take a look at the
RPM Trading Strategy below applied to the chart of AAPL.

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The RPM Trading Strategy displays a dark green dashed line to identify
the RPM Breakout Entry price level. When prices breakout above this
level, then this generates a Buy Signal to get into AAPL as part of the
RPM Strategy. Now, it’s important to note that you will have false
signals and losing trades also over time. Not every buy signal will be a
High Profit RPM Trade.
Disclaimer: There is a potential for gain and a risk of loss when trading.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. See
Risk Disclaimer at the end of this report.

Then, once you enter a Buy Order (Long Position), you will need to
enter a Sell Stop Order at the RPM Stop Exit level (see chart below). It’s
that simple.

Then, assuming that this is a winning trade and the price of AAPL begins
to go higher, we would move our RPM Stop Exit price level up as the
blue RPM Trailing Stop line moves higher. The blue RPM Trailing Stop
level moves higher as the price of AAPL moves higher (see chart below).

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Notice in the chart above that once the blue RPM Trailing Exit moves
higher than the Breakeven entry price level (labeled above), then the
trade becomes a guaranteed profitable trade unless prices gap down
through your trailing stop. This is where our trade begins to make
money and where things get exciting!

Once the blue RPM Trailing Exit line moves above the breakeven line,
then we are now in the driver’s seat. We want to keep moving our ell
Stop Exit up with our broker as the blue RPM Trailing Exit continues to
move higher, enabling us to lock in more and more profits!

Now, as prices with our AAPL trade continue to move higher, we simply
continue to move our Sell Stop Exit order higher with the blue RPM
Trailing Exit line. Every time the blue RPM Trailing Exit line moves
higher, then we move our Sell Stop Exit order higher with our broker as
well.

Finally, as AAPL prices begin to peak out and move toward the RPM
Trailing Exit top level, our trade looks to exit and close out our position
with profits!

Because we keep our AAPL Sell Stop Exit order live in the market with
our broker, when AAPL prices finally fall below the RPM Trailing Exit
level, our AAPL Sell Stop order gets executed automatically by our
broker. As long as our AAPL Sell Stop Exit order is in the market with
our broker at the correct price level, we only need to watch and wait to
see where we finally exit our HD RPM Trade in AAPL.
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As you can see in the AAPL chart above, AAPL prices eventually fall
below the RPM Trailing Stop level which kicks us out of our AAPL RPM
Trade (see blue circle highlight in the chart above)! In this case, our
trade ends up making 26.6x our per trade risk. So, if we risked $100 on
this trade, then we would have made $2,660 in profits. Or, if we risked
$1,000 on this trade, then we would have made $26,600 in profits. Not
too bad for a single winning trade!

Disclaimer: There is a potential for gain and a risk of loss when trading.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. See
Risk Disclaimer at the end of this report.

In the chart above, you can see that the AAPL trade exited right when
AAPL prices fell below the blue RPM Trailing Exit line. And because we
had our AAPL Sell Stop order in the market with our broker when this
happened, our order to exit our trade was automatically executed by
our broker.
Now, let’s take a look at a ell “ hort” RPM Trade example.

In this next example, we will look at an RPM ell “ hort” Trade. This is
essentially the opposite of the RPM Buy Trade that we just studied in
AAPL. Except this time, we are looking to Sell “Short” and we are
looking to profit from falling prices.

If you are someone who has never really considered elling “ hort” in
the markets, then I would challenge you to consider learning how to do
this. Half of the trading opportunities in the markets will be from falling
prices. Not elling “ hort” is like only fishing in half of a lake… when
you do this you are missing 50% of the profit opportunities!

Back to our example, opposite to the Buy ntry ignal, the ell “ hort”
Entry Signal will involve placing a Sell Stop (Entry) Order below current
prices positioned at the RPM Breakout Entry level. Then, when prices
fall and hit the RPM Breakout ntry level, the ell “ hort” Order will be
generated and a new Short position will be established.

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when price breakout below lower LL line


Just like before, this type of trade order is known as a Breakout Order
or Stop Market Order. Why? Because prices must break through a
defined level in order to execute this trade order. Breakout orders can
be either Buy “Long” Stop rders or ell “ hort” Stop Orders. In this
example, we will focus on the ell “ hort” Stop Order to enter the trade
in the following bearish RPM Trade example where we seek to profit
from falling prices.

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If the chart above looks like the opposite to the AAPL RPM Trade Buy
ignal, then that’s because it is. Whereas before you placed a Buy top
Entry in the market for the RPM Buy Trade, here we are going to place
a Sell Stop Entry Order for a bearish RPM Sell Trade.

In the Emini Dow Jones Futures (YM) chart above, when entering a Sell
Stop Order (short trade), you will want to place a Sell STOP MARKET
ORDER at the RPM Breakout Entry price level located at the dark red
dashed line.
The ell “ hort” top order would look like this:

Sell 1 Contract of YM at 26,384 Stop Market (Day)

With this order, you are instructing your broker to ell “ hort” 1
contract of the Emini Dow Jones Futures (YM) at a price of 26,384,
which is below the current price level at that time.

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The RPM Sell Strategy displays a dark red dashed line to identify the
RPM Breakout Entry price level. When prices breakout below this level,
then this generates a ell “ hort” ignal to get into YM with the bearish
RPM Strategy.

Then, once you enter a Sell Order (Short Position), you will then enter a
Buy (RISK) Stop Order at the RPM Stop Exit level (see above chart). It’s
that simple.
Then, assuming that this is a winning trade and prices begin to fall, we
would move our Buy Stop Exit price level down as the blue RPM Trailing
Exit line moves lower with the falling prices of YM. See the YM chart
below.

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Just like before with the Buy Signal, once the blue trailing stop moves
lower than the Breakeven Entry price level, then the blue RPM Trailing
Exit line ensures that our trade is profitable unless prices gap through
our stop. Now we are working to lock in profits as prices continue to
fall!

Once the blue RPM Trailing Exit moves below the breakeven RPM
Breakout ntry level, we are now in the driver’s seat. We want to keep
moving our Buy Stop Exit price level down with the blue RPM Trailing
Exit as it moves lower with falling prices, enabling us to lock in more
and more profits as our short trade becomes more profitable!
Just as before, for winning trades, as prices with our YM trade continue
to move lower, we simply continue to move our Buy Stop Exit order
lower with the blue RPM Trailing Exit line (shown below). Every time
the blue RPM Trailing Exit line moves lower, then we simply move our
Buy Stop Exit order lower with our broker.

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Finally, when YM prices bottom and begin to move toward the RPM
Trailing Exit level, our trade looks to exit. Because we keep our Emini
YM Buy Stop Exit order live in the market with our broker, when YM
prices finally rise above the RPM Trailing Exit level, our YM Buy Stop
Exit order gets executed automatically by our broker. So as long as our
YM Buy Stop Exit order is in the market with our broker at the correct
RPM Trailing Exit price level, we only need to watch and wait to see
where our YM trade will finally exit.

You can see that the YM trade exited right when YM prices rose above
the blue RPM Trailing Exit line (chart above). And because we had our
YM Buy Stop Exit order in the market with our broker when this
happened, the order to exit our trade was automatically executed by
our broker.

YM prices eventually rose above the RPM Trailing Stop which kicked us
out of our Sell RPM Trade (see blue circle highlight in the chart on the
previous page)! In this case, our trade ends up making 29.3x our per
trade risk. So, if we risked $100 on this trade, then we would have
made $2,930 in profits. Or, if we risked $1,000 on this trade, then we
would have made $29,300 in profits on this short trade.

Disclaimer: There is a potential for gain and a risk of loss when trading.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. See
Risk Disclaimer at the end of this report.

To put this YM RPM Trade into perspective, this one big winning trade
can pay for 29 losing trades. Think about that for a minute. This
highlights the reason why High Dollar RPM Trades are so powerful.
These big winners can literally make your year when it comes to trading
profits. Take a look at the image on the following page to drive this
point home.
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The image above highlights the power of big winning RPM Trades.
Think about what a 20x, 30x, or even 50x trade does for your trading
account. A 20x trade literally pays for 20 losing trades. A 30x trade
literally pays for 30 losing trades. And a 50x trade pays for 50 losing
trades. Big winning trades have a massive impact on your trading
bottom line and on your long-term trading success!

Putting it All Together


Now you know what separates many of the winning 7% traders from
most losing trades, you can focus on keeping your losing trades small
and consistent and you can focus on getting more BIG WINNING
TRADES by targeting the RPM Pattern!
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Big winning trades are the secret advantage that most 7% winning
traders enjoy over all the other traders in the markets. Instead of
wasting time on chart patterns that offer small profit opportunities, you
can now focus on hunting for “big game” M attern trades!

This report is part of a comprehensive RPM Trading Program. We


recommend that you also attend the RPM Trading Master Class
Workshop and we recommend that you join the RPM Trading Program
at TopTradeTools with weekly live coaching and with access to RPM Big
Trade Research.

It’s now time to target RPM Patterns and get access to the RPM Trading
Strategy to capture profits from these explosive patterns. You are
about to embark on an exciting adventure!
In closing, the formula for making money in the markets is fairly simple.

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The Trading Success Formula is simply: Opportunity + Strategy = Profits.


To use a fishing analogy, think about how we find opportunities in
fishing. We use fish finders and knowledge about where the big fish
tend to hide. Finding the big opportunities is Step 1.

Finding the big opportunities is a separate issue from capturing or


realizing the opportunities. In fishing, we need the right rod and reel to
capture the opportunity (the big fish). In trading you need the right
strategy.

The RPM Pattern is the most explosive chart pattern (opportunity) in


the markets that I have ever seen. It’s a game changer With the
massive winning trades that are possible when trading RPM Patterns, a
trader can potentially become a profitable 7% trader! But to do this,
you need the specialized RPM Trading Strategy specifically designed to
profit from this incredible pattern. The RPM Trading Strategy is
specially designed to trade this amazing explosive chart pattern.

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The RPM Pattern provides a unique outlook by targeting extraordinarily high reward-to-risk ratios, focusing on capturing exceptionally large price movements rather than incremental gains. Unlike conventional methods that follow numerous minor opportunities, RPM hones in on big moves with a significantly higher probability for outsized returns. This approach requires a mindset shift towards accepting more frequent losing trades in pursuit of those rare, large wins that substantially boost long-term performance .

The RPM Pattern improves the risk-reward ratio by offering upside potential that is 10x to 20x greater than traditional chart patterns such as pennants or head-and-shoulders, which typically provide only 2x to 5x profit potential. This pattern allows traders to capitalize on more significant market movements and thus substantially increase their average winning trade size without proportionally increasing their risk .

The concept of having more losing trades than winning trades challenges traditional trading success concepts by shifting the focus from win rate to the size of the wins versus losses. Traditional methods often emphasize high success rates, but the RPM Pattern illustrates that it is possible to be profitable with a relatively low win rate if the winning trades are significantly large compared to the losing ones. This perspective highlights the importance of risk-reward ratios over mere win probabilities .

The RPM Pattern ensures profitability through the use of a trailing stop mechanism. Once the price moves beyond the breakeven point, the trailing stop is adjusted accordingly. This locks in gains by moving the stop price higher (for long trades) or lower (for short trades) as the market moves favorably. This method guarantees that any trade reaching this stage exits profitably even if the market subsequently reverses .

Traders might have more losing trades than winning ones because the RPM Pattern involves capturing larger trends or swings, which means that it might not trigger successful outcomes as frequently. The presence of more losing trades is an accepted part of the strategy, as long as they are kept small. The substantial profitability comes from the occasional very large winning trades that substantially outweigh the smaller, more frequent losses .

The fundamental difference lies in the ability to capture big winning trades versus focusing on small opportunities. Successful trading according to the RPM chart pattern strategy targets big winning trades that are larger than 5x the per trade risk, with the potential for 20x plus returns. In contrast, most traditional chart patterns only offer 2x to 5x profit potential, which leads to smaller profits and higher incidences of losing trades outweighing the winners .

The trailing stop is crucial for realizing the full potential of a trade in the RPM strategy as it dynamically adjusts to lock in profits while allowing the trade to continue gaining from favorable price movements. It protects the position against reversals after the trade has moved into a profitable state, thereby securing gains progressively and maximizing the potential for achieving returns as high as 26.6x the risk, as demonstrated in practice .

The psychological implications of using the RPM Pattern strategy include the need for emotional resilience and a disciplined mindset. Traders must manage the stress and potential discouragement associated with experiencing a higher frequency of losing trades. They must remain confident in the strategy's long-term profitability potential, understanding that occasional large wins can offset numerous small losses. This requires an ability to stay focused on the bigger picture and maintain consistency in execution despite short-term setbacks .

The RPM Pattern is considered more frequent because it appears more often in the markets compared to traditional chart patterns. This frequency implies that traders have more opportunities to engage with potentially highly profitable trades, increasing the likelihood of catching those critical large wins that define the RPM strategy's success. By providing frequent opportunities, the RPM Pattern allows for a more consistent application of its high reward-to-risk strategy .

Managing losing trades is crucial in achieving success with the RPM Pattern strategy because it allows traders to minimize the impact of losses on their overall account balance. By keeping losing trades small and consistent, the strategy ensures that the inevitable losses do not overshadow the gains from winning trades, which can sometimes be 10x to 20x larger. This effective risk management makes room for the large winning trades needed to achieve profitability in volatile markets .

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