I simulated a trading strategy where every time price breaks base support the asset is sold and the profits are reinvested. The area of repurchase is decided when the newly formed base resistance is broken. This should serve as an example of trying to out trade the market vs simply hodling over time when an asset is rising during a bull market
Optimism, pessimism and realism which trader's mindset is better? The answer seems obvious: optimism. Optimistic traders overestimate their strength and the situation, pessimists do not believe in their strength, so the best is common sense realism. The realistic version of the world perception implies assumption of both favorable and unfavorable variants of the...
▶️▶️▶️ What is Wyckoff method? ◀️◀️◀️ This trading method was developed by Richard Wyckoff in the early 1930s. It consists with series of principles and strategies originally designed for traders and investors. Wyckoff devoted much of his life experience for studying market behavior, and his work still influences much of modern technical analysis (TA)....
One of the best features of TradingView is all the connected brokers and how you can not only place, but also move any take profit and stop losses around on the screen to match what you are seeing on your various indicators or support levels. Video also covers a way to gracefully exit out of a trade bit by bit if you are already up a long way and want to...
In the fast-paced world of trading, where every tick of the clock can mean profit or loss, mastering the art requires more than just luck or intuition. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just dipping your toes into the market waters, understanding some fundamental principles can make all the difference. Adaptability is Paramount: In the ever-evolving...
Introduction In the realm of options trading, the choice of strategy significantly impacts the trader's ability to navigate market uncertainties. Among the plethora of strategies, the Strangle holds a unique position, offering flexibility in unclear market conditions without the upfront costs associated with more conventional approaches like the Straddle. This...
This video breaks down the gap fill strategy that i like to use and shows the example of how NASDAQ:GOOGL reacted to the price and where we can look to take advantage of these price moves. Remember that nothing is for certain! Trade Safe!
Introduction to the Butterfly Spread Strategy A Butterfly Spread is an options strategy combining bull and bear spreads (calls or puts), with a fixed risk and capped profit potential. This strategy involves three strike prices, typically employed when little market movement is expected. It's an excellent fit for the highly liquid energy sector, particularly CL...
The idea of RESPECT and DISRESPECT completely transformed my ability to effectively read price action and trade profitably. ICT teaches about Premium/Discount (PD) Arrays. There is a lot of bickering and debate as to which of these PD Arrays are better. I'm here to build a case for the idea that they are all equally effective, and are just reference points on a...
There are 5 basic ways to trade a Gap or any line. In this video, I discuss two ways to enter the market using a Gap before I make the trade plan. The Gap entry techniques by themselves are of little use, but if we make a few distinctions in market structure and the process of a swing cycle, they can become functional. Swing cycles have a process that they go...
The world’s financial environment has become incredibly tangled and multifaceted. The global availability of information to investors, particularly in rural areas, thanks to the internet, has caused investor sentiment to shift from an emotional response to an analysis and data-driven one. Inflation serves as a prime example of this. In the past, most individuals...
The psychology of chart analysis is the ability to quickly find patterns and key levels on a chart. It is the ability to quickly switch timeframes and see the main trend. But traders often fall into the other side of the equation. They turn into hypnotized people who do not take their eyes off the magic of charts. The trader hypnotizes the chart and the chart...
Diversification is a market strategy that enables you to spread your money across a variety of assets and investments in pursuit of uncorrelated returns, hedging, and risk control. Table of Contents What is portfolio diversification? Brief history of the modern portfolio theory Why is diversification important? An example of diversification at work How to...
Through an analysis of 83 trades, NSV4 ('Ninja Signals V4' by BitcoinNinjas.org) has demonstrated its ability to turn a modest $1,000 investment into an impressive $12.4 million, showcasing remarkable potential. In this particular configuration, NSV4 massively outperformed almost any other strategy including the traditional 'buy and hold' in the backtesting of...
It's quite common to see profile pictures of traders using visual metaphors like "laser vision" to convey the idea of focus, precision, and determination in their operations. These representations often symbolize the trader's ability to identify opportunities and make decisions quickly and accurately in the financial market. However, beyond intuition and...
how to take trade using marketsaarthi ? in today’s video we will see how q buy function in marketsaarthi should be used to take trade. q buy – it basically stands for taking quick buy option, since q buy signal would generate from extreme levels of low a script can make in intraday, we can’t go for big targets. a quick buy will give points in range of 7-30 (in...
Are you in control of the markets or is the markets in control of you. Key lesson today - Not taking trade is one the best wins as a trader, the ability to prevent a loss is not shone enough of light on and this is what makes a difference between profitability and not. Have a watch of the summary for today trading session - Dropped some phycological gems.
Having a bias doesn't mean having a trading opportunity. We all have a bias on the market, that is defined by our experience and trading approach. And it's not wrong or bad to have it. Problem starts when we're holding onto it too much and when we start to think we know almost for sure where and more importantly - how - the market will move into certain...