The Original E-Mini S&P Futures Day Trading Course teaches you E-Mini S&P Day Trading! Combine our personal mentoring program with our proprietary Simplified Elliott™ Pattern Recognition Methodology... and you've found just what you're looking for.   Student Testimonial: "I was simply amazed and excited when I saw your method work in real time for the very first time. It would've been so cool if I was introduced to this when I just got out of High School. All that time wasted in Community College and Trade School ... I never really got to make use of any of the things I learned there. Trading is so much more "worth" the "time" invested!" - R.M., Canoga Park, CA   Here's what you get:  A full year course kicked off with 5-Days of true One-on-One personalized training You choose if you train in person or online. Either way, its still one student and one instructor. Followed up with a full year of mentoring and support Learn low-risk high-probability trade entries using Simplified Elliott Wave™ Pattern Recognition. No indicators to learn how to use Simplified relaxed trading Trade from one simple chart Trade any market you can chart Learn how to control risk Learn how to harness the power of your intuition - the entries jump off the screen Learn how to trade without stress, in fact good trading is boring Educating day-traders worldwide since 1994, more than 14 years experience over different market personalities Hundreds of e-mini day trading students from 18 countries The original E mini Stock Index Futures Educational Daytrading Course   Enter the E-Mini S&P DayTradingCourse.com

Retailers Mixed About Holiday Season

They continue to struggle domestically, but some remain hopeful about foreign sales.

Brown-Forman's Tequila Nightmare

The alcoholic drinks maker was hurt by a $22 million charge related to its agave plants.

Mitsubishi Wants A Bigger Piece Of Acom

The Japanese bank hopes to raise its stake in the consumer finance company to 40%.

Fleetwood Earnings Face A Landslide

Plummeting sales of motor homes hurt the recreational vehicle maker's profits.

Tiffany Sparkles While Others Rust

Retailers have mixed results in the down economy.

Siemens Scours The Gulf For Cash

The German industrial giant is in talks with foreign state funds in the Middle East and Russia.

Pressure Boils At Natixis

The French bank's securities division missed expectations, while its revenues slipped across the board.

GDP Gives A Ray Of Light

Strong exports helped the American economy expand more than expected in the second quarter.

A Capital Gain For Credit Agricole

The bank's shares jump as investors focus on the bright side of its second-quarter results.

MBIA Snaps Up FGIC Munis

The bond insurer assumed $184 billion in municipal bonds from its privately owned competitor, taking $741 million in upfront fees in the process.