The Goodman Library · OTO
Over the Over
Trading the Line in Goodman
The one-in-ten trade that pays for the other nine.
Every Goodman trader learns to take profit at the Over count. Almost none learn to keep going past it. A short book on the single skill that separates a good month from a good year.
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PDF · Revised 2019
What’s inside
- The Six Trading Points
- Where is Over the Over?
- Techniques for Trading the Goodman Line
- Trading the Line: Advanced Ideas
- Trading the Line: Finding the Balance
- Re-Propagation
- The Breakaway Count
- Going TTL
Who it is for
Goodman traders who already take the Under and Over profits from a Waltz or Samba trade and want to follow the second lot as far past the Over count as the market will allow.
What it assumes you know
The Goodman Lessons, the Goldilocks and 6 & 6 setups, Nests, Overlays and the 3-C Principle. The book names Goodman for Grasshoppers as its prerequisite.
Where it sits in the ladder
- Read first: Goodman for Grasshoppers
- Read next: The Simple System Setup
A plate from the book
Trading the Line
Past the Over count the trade is managed, not targeted: the stop trails to each new ‘2’ ending point and you stay in until the Line is broken.
From the book
“Trading the Line is what separates the Goodman men from the Goodman boys.”
“Just watch the Test and Exceed points. Until they are breached, nothing of importance has occurred.”
“You cannot catch a 200 piper if you always take the 50 pipers!”
One letter, when there is something to say
Charlie wrote to his students. We do the same: a new plate, a chart worth looking at, a note when a book is finished. No schedule, no sequence, no selling to you every Tuesday. Leave when you like.
We keep the list ourselves. It is never sold, rented or shared.