Do you use moving averages in your trading? If not you are missing out on a very simple tool for finding support and resistance levels along with possible trend identification. It is very interesting to lay a 50 day and 200 day simple moving averages on to a chart for the past year. You will […]
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The weakest part of any trading method is the trader themselves. There are many, many, robust trading systems and methods that do make money in the long term. The problem is the trader having the discipline and mental toughness to trade one of them consistently. The vast majority of time it is not a system
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“We attempt to make order out of the market and find reasons for everything. This attempt to find order tends to block one’s ability to go with the flow of the markets, because we see what we expect to see rather than what is really happening.” -Dr. Van K Tharp The day a trader gives
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“The Holy Grail is not what you would expect it to be. It is something that is different for each person. It’s a hidden secret you have to discover for yourself but it is obvious~ once it is realized.”- David Mobley, Sr. Most new traders go on a quest for “The Holy Grail” of trading.
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These questions were sent to me by a very intelligent, hard working, professional trader. She agreed to let me share them with my blog readers. I think some readers may find value in the answers based on my own journey and learning the hard way. 1. On your weekly puts from Thursday January 3rd, only
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My over all outlook after the fiscal cliff decision and the gap up is bullish. We need to hold price action of the major stock indexes in the range that has developed over the past three trading days after the gap. The gap is bullish and I am not a big believer in an immediate
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Many new traders and new investors make the mistake of looking for and buying cheap stocks. Do not fall into the cheapskate trader trap, instead just pay for quality. Cheap stocks are cheap for a reason, they vast majority of the time they are junk. Quality stocks rarely if ever trade for under $15
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Here are two trading book reviews that I wrote for Amazon. These are two books that contain the principles that can take a reader to the next level in their trading. These books are based on the thousands of hours that Michael Covel put into studying the best money managers in the world through interviews
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While I am aware that this was not a scientific poll, I do believe it reflects who traders find helpful in the twitterverse. I am familiar with almost everyone who made the top 25 in voting. You will notice that the top picks were also the ones that usually contribute the most in charting for
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Well all the stock market has been about the past month is the fiscal cliff. Uncertainty causes volatility and confusion as the market tries to price in the future. I believe the market has a deal currently priced in. How? The people that believe there will be a deal are already in. The people that
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