Carlton's debut was 1968's With a Little Help From My Friends, a respectable if not boring effort of him playing popular songs of the time. As the guitarist for the Crusaders, he helped to personify their commercial and fulfilling West Coast sound from 1971-1976. During the end of his tenure, it seemed like the group was limiting what he could do on his own. In many respects, Larry Carlton renews the artist. Unlike many efforts of the time, Carlton enlists a small, accomplished band with bassist Abe Laboriel, drummer Jeff Porcaro, and Greg Mathieson on keyboards. "Room 335," an ode to the studio in L.A. where this was recorded, all but sets the stage for the style of his early solo work.
What short-term timing tools and technical indicators does master trader Larry Williams use in his analysis? You'll find out in this information-packed video recorded at a recent trading conference. In it, Larry shares his perspective on some of the tools and indicators he has used to score winning trades in the past and some of the ones he currently is using in his trading.
If you've been frustrated by the market's unpredictable moves in recent weeks, then it's time to learn a few of the methods that have made Larry Williams one of the most recognized and sought after traders on the planet.