Trend Following – Learn to make millions in up or down markets – by Michael Covel is the Bible for trend following traders. The book is well written and contains the key principles that the most successful money managers use to profit from trending markets. After personally reading over 200 stock trading books I have […]
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I bought $UDOW at $141.92 on April 7th, as $DIA pulled back to the 50 day line and stayed above it. When trading leveraged ETFs, it’s crucial to trade them using the regular ETF, as compounding daily losses and gains distorts the leveraged chart that is a derivative of the standard ETF. $DIA
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AAPL Surfing the 50 day up The interesting thing about the current $AAPL chart, is that it is a neutral pennant pattern with the 50 day SMA line creating a rising support, and the upper resistance trend line declining. A close above the upper trend line, or a close below the 50 day SMA,
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I entered $TNA on March 12th after a gap and go over the 5 day EMA, after a bounce off the 50 day, near the end of the day at $85.85 I set my end of day stop for a close under the 5 day EMA. My position size limited my loss to less
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Last week the chop continued as all the bearish signals of another down leg had no follow through, and the market rallied slowly and steadily to trigger bullish signals. On Monday $SPY broke out over the 50 day, 5 day EMA and short term resistance to signal a buy. Intra-day noise last week was
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William O’Neil is likely one of the greatest stock traders of our time. O’Neil made a large amount of money while he was only in his twenties, enough to buy a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. Today, he runs a successful investment advisory company to big money firms, and is also the creator
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Ed Seykota is one of the best performing money managers of the past 40 years. He made many clients millionaires. Mr. Seykota was a trail blazer in using computers to back test trend following systems when he had to use punch cards to do it. Here are the principles that made him a trading legend.
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Paul Tudor Jones is one of the greatest traders that’s ever lived. He has the long term record to prove it. Here are 10 principles that made him a successful and profitable trader. #1 He has a strong work ethic based on passion for the business. “The secret to being successful from a trading perspective
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