Jim Kane – Trade Management

Trade Management

*Ebook (PDF)

Trade Management is designed to help satisfy Critical Elements number three and four of the ‘Plan for a Trade’, trade size and trade management. This book is very comprehensive, extending to aspects outside of the ‘Plan for a Trade’ (also called ‘The Critical Elements of a Trade’), and includes many aspects that fit into the master ‘Trading Plan’. Topics include discussion on percentage of capital risked per trade, maximum percentage of total capital per trade, reward/risk, winning percentages, expected value, correlation risk in trades, calculating trade size, management aspects of different trading vehicles, protective stop losses and variations on setting them, initial movement of stop losses, moving of stop losses as a trade progresses, the ‘other side’ to commonly taught management plans, and management of advanced winning trades (including detailed discussion on scaled exits). This book covers a large group of management topics, covering areas from before the trade starts until after the trade is closed. By comparison, Trailing Stops specifically covers one aspect of trade management, using one broad concept (although it has many unrelated variations within that one concept), and that is trailing a stop on a winning trend trade. That book is not designed to be a comprehensive guide to trade management; it is designed to be a comprehensive guide to Trailing Stops. Trade Management will not cover the trailing stops concept in the detail that the book Trailing Stops does. These two books are designed to complement each other. Of all the topics in Trade Management, I felt that trailing stops required its own book, so the level of detail needed on that topic could be put forth. Trade Management does, however, introduce the latest, most favored trailing stop/scaled exits technique developed and used at Kane Trading. The presentation of this new technique in Trade Management is the first time that this method has been presented anywhere.

Book Level: Intermediate to advanced. This book is also advised for beginners, too, so they can be exposed to these concepts right from the start. If your level is beginner, though, understand that many of the concepts may be difficult to fully grasp until you gain a higher degree of expertise and experience.
244 pages (including front matter), 130 charts, 2 graphs

Prerequisites: Although none are specifically required, to get the most out of Trade Management it is strongly suggested that the reader be familiar with the material in the following books: Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts, Entry Techniques, Trading ABCD Patterns, Trailing Stops, and Multiple Timeframes and ‘Context’. The reader should also be versed in 5-point and ABCD pattern structure and labeling, as well as in the application and trading of these patterns, but again, this is not a necessity. The book was written so that the material could be adapted to any style and any ‘Trading Plan’.

Get Download Jim Kane – Trade Management at IMC.sale right now!

Delivery Method

– After your purchase, you’ll see a View your orders link which goes to the Downloads page. Here, you can download all the files associated with your order.
– Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed, we’ll also send you a download notification email separate from any transaction notification emails you receive from IMC.sale.
– Since it is a digital copy, our suggestion is to download and save it to your hard drive. In case the link is broken for any reason, please contact us and we will resend the new download link.
– If you cannot find the download link, please don’t worry about that. We will update and notify you as soon as possible at 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (UTC+8).

Thank You For Shopping With Us!