We strongly suggest that you read the Course Manual, even if you've read other books and training courses. It is concisely written to present the time-tested technical analysis principles used on the newsletter, and will convey a valuable new perspective on trading.

We suggest downloading and printing the PDF Version because it has been recently updated and also contains the Technical Analysis Workbook, but you may read the Course Manual online as well. Call your Personal eTrainer at least once a week to help you understand the principles you will be learning.

Once you've finished Part 1 of the Course Manual, begin following The Weekly Analyst Newsletter every Sunday. You should also spend some time in the Analyst Archives to see how the principles have been applied in past issues.

Your Personal eTrainer can help you identify the markets that have the best support and resistance combinations, and you can begin comparing your own analysis to that of The Weekly Analyst and quickly refine your analytical skills. Once again, call your Personal eTrainer often to stay focused on your goals.

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nce you are familiar with the basics of commodity trading and can understand the recommendations on The Weekly Analyst, you can begin applying everything you've learned by using eStreet's ePaperTrader.

Begin placing your paper orders online and they will be sent directly to your ePaper Trainer for review. He will check your order for accuracy and contact you with any questions or errors with the order.

Then begin following the daily trading range for every market you're watching, recording the high, low and close in your log. If you think that one of your ePaper orders is filled based upon that day's trading activity, call your broker to confirm and discuss the fill price.

Then place your stop loss and profit objectives just like you would if the trade were real, and continue recording the trading range each day until you take profits or are stopped out.

You'll be amazed at how quickly you will learn to apply technical analysis just like The Weekly Analyst. eStreet is confident that you'll be racking up paper profits in no time!