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Monthly Archives: April 2019
Monthly Archives: April 2019
The FOMC Announcement is one of the biggest news events we get as traders, but with such high volatility during and after the report is released, its essential to have the right trading strategy – let’s dive in!
Continue readingI look for “Failed Failures” whenever I see a strong breakout of a trading-range – waiting for breakout traders to try using a failure set-up to trade the breakout, just in time for me to trade into their failure!
Continue readingThe “sweet spot” is that point where we combine reversal-lines with a new Hidden Channel for an explosive trading opportunity going with the short-term momentum.
Continue readingShould I trade it? Or should I fade it? The answer lies with the short-term momentum and how price-action reacts to the moving-average.
Continue readingEarnings Season is sure to give us some strong moves on the chart, which tells me to be ready for one of three reliable set-ups tomorrow morning.
Continue readingThe best strategy for a range-bound market is to wait for the breakout to trigger, then trade directly into their “pain points” in the opposite direction!
Continue readingNarrow trading ranges always pose a problem because there isn’t much open space to trade, which is why we need to “tread the needle” for the best entries and exits tomorrow morning.
Continue readingWe had some BIG moves on the charts today, but looking deeper into the charts, it’s easy to see that the ‘pendulum swing’ strategy is going to be the most effective way to plan our entries and exits for Wednesday’s session.
Continue readingMomentum is a BIG factor going into Tuesday’s trading session – with strong counter-trend swings and wide trading-ranges, we need a strategy that not only respects that momentum, but harnesses the strength of that momentum to help us reach our targets tomorrow morning.
Continue readingWhen it comes to finding the best entries, there are many factors that are more important than the specific entry pattern you’re using.
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