Markus Heitkoetter is the author of two best selling books on Amazon, The Complete Guide to Day Trading and The Simple Strategy. The latter title has spent more than a year in the #1 position in the Futures category.

Markus Heitkoetter says that The Simple Strategy provides his readers with a powerful tool for trading the markets. With its clear and concise presentation of trading rules, The Simple Strategy is different from other trading guides. It shows readers how to take advantage of the small, intraday market trends and eliminates the guess work. He says that the methods he describes in The Simple Strategy require no special trading software, so that even inexperienced traders can use them.

"As you will see, the entry rules are based on indicators – and it's black and white," Markus Heitkoetter explains. "Either the MACD is above the zero line or it isn't. And either the RSI is above 70 or it isn't. The entries are easy to identify and to execute. That's why this strategy is called ‘The Simple Strategy.'"

The book even describes when traders should exit, even before they enter into a trade. "So you know exactly how much you risk on any given trade, which is essential for precision position sizing and money management," he says. He says that traders can even put a trade on what he calls "auto-pilot" once they are filled on an entry order. "This reduces trade management to a minimum."

Markus Heitkoetter says that no expensive, proprietary software is needed to use "The Simple Strategy." Users only need basic software that plots Range Bars, Bollinger Bands, MACD and RSI. And the whole system is easy to learn. The book provides just the information that traders need and the results that they want. "‘The Simple Strategy has its name for a reason," he says. "You can learn it in less than sixty minutes and trade it right away. This makes it the perfect trading strategy for beginners!"

Markus Heitkoetter is also the founder and President of Rockwell Trading Services in Austin, Texas. The company marked its ten year anniversary in January of 2015.

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