• Tuition free retakes of the entire seminar for life.
   
• Free template programming updates as they become available, also with no time limit. Four months of free monthly end-of-day data subscriptions to the common currency pricing and equity price workbooks.
   
• Trade alerts in a four hour time frame on a $50,000 account with 2% maximum risk on each trade until tuition is repaid in full.
   
• Free downloadable WAV files of audio and video of each seminar session.
   
• Daily four-hour classes devote three hours to trading topics and one hour to template, programming and maintenance. Expansion topics present alternative ways of addressing the same method from DeMark, DiNapoli, and Elder.

Schedule:
Seminars normally held in January, March, April, May, and October.

Classroom and Template Installation
IBM Unyte Video and Skype Voice Conferencing Checks
Thursday and Friday: To be announced
1600 to 1800 GMT

Seminar Sessions
Monday through Friday: To be announced
Trading Methods and Techniques:
1600 to 2000 GMT .
Template Programming and Maintenance
1900 to 2000 GMT

Prerequisites

Preparation
DeMark, DiNapoli, and Elder textbooks are expected to be read for content before the seminar begins. Practice using IBM Unyte, Skype conferencing facilities, and Excel templates held the week prior to the seminar.

Minimum PC requirements: WinXP Pro SP2, Microsoft Word or WordPerfect, Microsoft Excel 2003, HyperSnap screen capture, 1.5Hz and 2 GB of memory. Two PCs recommended, one for video and application sharing, the other for audio and a real-time trading platform. GFT Dealbook 360 is recommended for the trading platform.

Tuition
$3,800 paid in advance. Group rates and tuition discounts are available when one participant sponsors five or more attendees. For payment coordinates and discount information, please e-mail info@quartustrading.com. Minimum of two participants, maximum ten.

Supplied Materials

• DeMark, Thomas R.
  • The New Science of Technical Analysis, John Wiley & Sons, 1994, ISBN 0-471-03548-3
  • “Sequential & Countdown”, The Technical Analyst, September-October 2004 (".pdf" file)
  • “TD Sequential”, Currency Trader, January 2005
  • “Trendlines & Breakouts”, Currency Trader, September 2006
  • ”Market Immersion”, Active Trader, July 2007
   
• DiNapoli, Joe
  • Trading With DiNapoli Levels - The Practical Application of Fibonacci Analysis to Investment Markets, Coast Investment Software, Sarasota, Florida, 1998, ISBN 1-891159-04-6
   
• Elder, Dr. Alexander
  • Trading For A Living, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1993, ISBN 0-471-59224-2
   
• Simons, Howard L.
  • "What Drives the Dollar Index”, Currency Trader, January 2006 .pdf file
  • “Mutual Fund Investors and the Dollar”, Currency Trader, February, 2008
  • “What’s Down with the Australian Dollar”, Currency Trader, March 2008
   
• HSBC - London and Oxford University - Oxford
  • Williams, Stacy, The Foreign Exchange Market and the Growing Role of Quantitative Analysis, September 22, 2004. pdf file.
  • McDonald, Mark, Suleman, Williams, Stacy, Howisin, Johnson, Neil F., Detecting A Currency’s Dominance or Dependence using Foreign Exchange Network Trees, May 16, 2005. pdf file.
   
• JP Morgan Chase - London and New York
  • Nazareth, Jayanth, Pepino, Silvia, Kuwayama, Patricia, Global Data Watch Handbook, June 25, 2004. pdf file.
   
• Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets - London
  • Cole, Adam, Quantifying and Trading Economic Surprises - RBC’s new trading tool, September 15, 2004
  • Alaghband, Sanam, Kotsos, Tania, Fan, Monica, Introducing: Trading Australian Economic Surprise Index for AUD/USD, August 18, 2005. pdf file.
   
• Proportional Divider with Applications Manual and Flowcharting Template
   
• Excel Template and Add-In files for FibLevels, RIP, Indicator Predictor, SUE, Trade Calculator and EVA.
   
• Seminar and Template Indexed Notebooks
   
• Classroom exercises distributed via .pdf files during the seminar.