Are You Ready To Become A Successful Trader? 

Ken Ruth is a veteran futures trader of over 18 years. After many years of successful trading, Ken is confident he can teach you to trade better, safer and smarter. In 1993 he began trading commodities & futures. Throughout that decade, Ken pursued his obsession of trading by investing in seminars, newsletters, software, books and videos from many of the so-called experts in the business.

He quickly learned there are many gurus out there with expensive trading advice that is completely worthless. So Ken began developing and trading his own systems and strategies, and over the course of his trading career, Ken has made thousands of trades with real money.

In 2000 Ken took 5th place in Futures Magazine's Super-Star Trading Contest, piling up $243,450 in profits trading his Cheetah short term trading system! Although profitable, his early trading systems required too much risk to achieve those results. It became evident that the best way to consistently make large sums of money trading Futures was position trading using trend following techniques. 

Inspired by the Market Wizard books, the infamous George Soros and the Legendary Turtles pulling mega-fortunes out of the commodity & futures markets throughout the 1980's & 1990's, Ken developed his own trend following systems through constant re-evaluation of techniques and strategies of those great traders.

Through sharp insight and technical brilliance, Ken discovered the key indicators, parameters and trend filters to accurately and consistently cash in on the big money trends. If you're serious about trading and beating the markets, you need the right system and rules to play by. Drawing on nearly two decades of experience, Ken can teach you what really works in the markets.

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