Inverse pyramid method - a way of tranching wherein “test buy” comes first before entering a significant allocation. Then when the price comes in favor of the trader’s bias, adding positions may apply which value is bigger than the “test buy”.
Risk cancellation happens when you have an unrealized gain that can cover the risk you set for that particular trade. It can also be a situation where an open position is on the winning side and just waiting for a trail stop/target profit to be executed. In those situations, set your stops at breakeven. Risk cancellation may give you more room to add...
Risk cancellation happens when you have an unrealized gain that can cover the risk you set for that particular trade. It can also be a situation where an open position is on the winning side and just waiting for a trail stop/target profit to be executed. In those situations, set your stops at breakeven. Risk cancellation may give you more room to add...
Risk cancellation happens when you have an unrealized gain that can cover the risk you set for that particular trade. It can also be a situation where an open position is on the winning side and just waiting for a trail stop/target profit to be executed. In those situations, set your stops at breakeven. Risk cancellation may give you more room to add...
Risk cancellation happens when you have an unrealized gain that can cover the risk you set for that particular trade. It can also be a situation where an open position is on the winning side and just waiting for a trail stop/target profit to be executed. In those situations, set your stops at breakeven. Risk cancellation may give you more room to add...
The market always moves in waves. It is not surprising that for decades traders have been trying to find special market patterns that would help to predict the development of the wave structure of the market. Various systems were created, where the waves were based on theoretical and practical basis. Perhaps the most popular theory on this subject is called...
The fed and Powell have tried everything to dismiss inflation . First ignoring it then saying transitory then changing the perimeters as to how it's calculated. Even Sleepy Joe then chimed in at one point by saying hotdogs are actually cheaper for your red white and blue lies. How about awards... Let's give Ben Bernanke the noble economics prize during this all...
Hi, I have a question about the double top. Assuming as an example that the neckline of a double top is at a price of 50. This is broken by a candlestick where its spike closes at 48 but its body remains at 51. Now, the question is: does the pattern break happen when a candle closes below 50 or does it have to go above 48 as well having created a new support...
Cryptocurrencies are often likened to the Wild West. They are untamed, unregulated, and packed with potential riches. However, they are also fraught with hidden dangers and potential pitfalls. One such peril lies in the world of penny cryptos. They’re cheap, super volatile, and they attract the minds of those who want a quick fortune. This is similar to a...
Support and resistance levels (SR levels) are core concepts in technical analysis that traders use to make informed decisions on market directions and behaviours. Despite being one of the most common analysis techniques; they are often misunderstood. By identifying these levels on the charts, traders can anticipate potential buying and selling opportunities. In...
Look at the Us30, and GBPUSD charts attached to this post, what do you see???? OANDA:GBPUSD OANDA:US30USD GBPUSD Do you see a shift in market structure or Liquidity grab by smart money algorithm? In financial market trading, one key to determine where the liquidity that the market will run next is located is to ask yourself who are those making...
One of the important concepts that traders should understand is the difference between divergence and convergence, two terms that are often used interchangeably but have distinct meanings and implications for trading. Convergence refers to a situation where both the price of an asset and a technical indicator are moving in the same direction. For example, in a...
Look at the Us30, GBPUSD and EURUSD charts attached to this post, what do you see???? GBPUSD Do you see a shift in market structure or Liquidity grab by smart money algorithm? In financial market trading, one key to determine where the liquidity that the market will run next is located is to ask yourself who are those making money from the current...
Let me start off and say. Penny Stocks have a lucrative and solid place for investors who buy and sell shares. But not just any investors. Well informed, researched, savvy and highly understand fundamentals. Penny stocks for a trader though – Ah no! Those shiny little nuggets of the stock market that promise vast riches for a small investment, can often turn...
In this article, I have made a sincere effort to explain each and every concept of the Ichimoku Cloud indicator in a clear and concise manner. My aim was to keep the explanations as simple as possible, ensuring that traders of all levels can easily understand and apply this powerful tool in their trading strategies. I understand that technical analysis can...
Jesse Livermore, arguably the best trader to ever live dropped knowledge in almost every sentance he uttered. So as a gift from me to you... Here are FIVE quotes that got my Ninja senses tingling today. Follow, like and comment. Let's go! Jesse Livermore: "The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of...
It’s taking the world by a storm. Smart Money Concepts is what has become famous lately. Now I’ve been trading for 20 years and even I have learnt to adapt and adjust SMC to my trading strategy. I guess we have to evolve and adapt with what there is. Anyways, today I’ve written a complete Glossary on Smart Money Concepts terms for you. Enjoy! SMART MONEY...
Imbalance is a market phenomenon that can lead a trader to significant profits or losses. Imbalance (IMB) is a gap in fair value during moments of inefficient pricing. The trading volume is tilted towards the bid or ask side, but too quickly, so there are still unexecuted orders in the market. Simply put, imbalance occurs when there are many orders of the same...