One thing I have learned over the years trading is that crisis = opportunity — DK1 (@canuck2usa) February 9, 2015 To much info when trading is counter productive..atleast for me…less is WAY MOAR….plus I really dont like reading — DK1 (@canuck2usa) February 11, 2015 If you are on TWTR and critcize another trader for being […]
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For all the people that have asked for it: Here are five trades examples step by step. These were all shared in real time on twitter. My December $UPRO Trade My Simple and Effective $TQQQ Trade Do Bears Drive Electric Cars? My Big Juicy Apple Option Strangle Play My Recent $SPY Trade December 2014
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Trade based on price action; not opinions, predictions, or emotions. Trade in the direction of least resistance in your time frame. Develop your own profitable trading system. Only trade in markets after you have back tested your system or studied historical charts. Use a trading plan that sets the parameters for your system’s implementation.
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Over trading Most new traders think that they must always be long or short the market. They lose a lot of money during certain market stages like corrections, high volatility, or bear markets. Sometimes the best position is cash. Sometimes the best trade is no trade. Sometimes their is no signal just chaos. Profitable
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This is a Guest Post from Rolf @Tradeciety (He has some of the best content and trading graphics on twitter). “You only learn from your mistakes” is a very dangerous and misleading statement. And at the same time, it is totally wrong. In fact, there is so much you can only learn from your winning
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The reason many traders were whipsawed last 2 weeks with prices is that there was no trend, only swings back and forth in the $SPY. After uptrend and then downtrend signals over the past two weeks the market has settled into range bound prices. $207 resistance and $197 support since late October. The resistance
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Suckers and Lessons in Trading 5 Quick Guidelines for How to Buy on a Pullback Beyond “Sissy” Resilience: On Becoming Antifragile Quotes from the Market Wizard Linda Raschke Jesse Livermore – A Great Trader? Really?
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Greece is 11 million people and just 2% of Euro Zone GDP. Bail it out already or Let It Go. We’ve all had enough. — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) February 6, 2015 On this day in 1911 the invisible hand of the free market lowered baby Ronald Reagan into a red, white and blue manger
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Today I would like to explore three concepts in trading that many traders have never thought about. Fragility, robustness, and anti-fragility are concepts that describe a trader’s psychology, risk management, and method. Here are some general definitions: Fragility is a word used to describe something that is easily broken, shattered, or damaged. It means
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I have fielded many questions since the announcement of New Trader 101, and while I am happy to answer email, I thought that other folks may benefit from the answers. Q: Why did you make an e-learning course? A: I have been asked on a daily basis if I will create a course for
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