Angel Traders – Forex Strategy Course

Forex Mentor – London Close Trade 2.0
The London Close Trade (LCT) Strategy was co-developed in 2010, by ForeMentor coach Vic Noble and the late Shirley Hudson. Shirley was an absolute master short-term trader, and her approach to trading Forex pairs at the close of the London Stock market was remarkable. Some would say legendary, as she accumulated in the tens of thousands of pips using this strategy.
Vic Noble has now re-launched and revised this strategy, with an emphasis on making it more objective than ever before. Additionally, he has incorporated more strategies to show how to use the basics of the LCT strategy for trading at other times of the trading day.
This is a short-term trading strategy, requiring very small initial pip risk, but yielding exceptional reward to risk. Perfect for small account sizes, or for those who simply want to have some limited exposure to the forex markets.
The LCT is a very simple strategy that Vic lays out step-by-step. Trades need to set up very specifically, within very clearly defined rules. One of those rules is the proper use of the “Noble Entry”, which is an entry technique that works especially well when certain conditions present themselves at the London Close.
The LCT 2.0 Course will include everything you need to learn and implement this proven trading system.
What You’ll Learn In London Close Trade 2.0?

Welcome
Disclaimer
The LCT Trading Style Explained
The Theory Behind the LCT
The London Close Trade Set Up
The Time Window for a Valid LCT Trade
Trade Entry
Noble Entry Buy
Noble Entry Sell.
Important Notes About Entry
Let’s Do a Recap of What We Have So Far
Higher Time Frame Support Resistance
Using Support and Resistance With LCT Trades
Profit Targets and Trade Management
Set Up Your Day Before You Trade
10 Steps of the London Close Trade
Can’t Trade the London Close
Tips for Trading the London Close Strategy
Suggest Pairs to Trade the London Close
Pros and Cons of LCTs
Additional Resources
Final Comments.
Where to Go From Here