Wells, Somerset -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/14/2014 -- Online-Trading-News.com have just updated an article that they posted on their blog earlier this week to highlight the fact that there are now a total of three training videos that are available to watch online that can help people generate greater profits from ETF trading.
As they discussed here a few days ago, the first video in this series provides details of a free ETF trading system from veteran trader Bill Poulos that takes no more than 20 minutes to manage each weekend and requires no time to be spent watching the markets during the week.
The beauty of this system is that it boasts an overall success rate of more than 80%, and it is said to be capable of generating returns of up to 23.2% each year when applied to the ETF markets (exchange traded funds).
The second video that has been uploaded by Bill Poulos in recent days discusses the ETF Profit Filter Method, which goes into more detail about how this system is able to find winning trades approximately 80.7% of the time using an advanced filtering technique, whilst the third video demonstrates a live trade and reveals how people can make double the profits during the next market crash.
Commenting on these free training videos, a spokesman for Online-Trading-News.com said:
"ETF trading is growing in popularity all the time, but there are very few profitable systems available online that reveal how to generate consistent profits trading these markets."
"So I can strongly recommend that people set aside some time to sit down and watch these three videos in sequence because they may just help people generate consistent profits trading these particular instruments."
Full details of these three videos, as well as information regarding where people can view these videos online, can be found at:
http://online-trading-news.com/2014/03/10/a-free-and-profitable-etf-trading-system-from-bill-poulos/
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