Hello traders: As of this time we are still waiting for the US election to have confirmed result. I thought I share my outlook and bias of the market and explain briefly on price action. If we look at GOLD from the HTF, we can see the price is in a uptrend move. Within this bullish run since August 2018, price has been in an impulse phrase of the market...
Hello everyone: Long time no post since I was very patiently sitting through the US election, and did not want to get in any positions during the volatile market. As we are getting closer to the result, its important to not have FOMO and jump into any trades blindly. Typical newer traders want to jump in the trade thinking they market will be gone if they...
My trading philosophy As each art, trading is also a craft that requires knowledge, skills and discipline. All of these three aspects of every craft form a philosophy that is individual for everyone. You actions, decisions, thinking and idea - birth process will revolve around that philosophy. As practise comes it forms principles and a routine. Being a...
Dollar cost averaging. You probably heard about this strategy, but what does it mean in practice? And which type of dollar cost averaging strategy is the best? In practice it means buying Bitcoin, stocks, commodity and so on every week or month at the monday, sunday, at the start of the month or at the end, not caring about the price. You can also choose...
Remember to not only keep an eye on the chart above, but also on the related BTC chart. Money Man has been, as you know, watching ETH move compared to BTC and realized that we are waiting for a correction that would see ETH not fully hitting targets. This got him thinking of how, think it was Rockefeller - please correct me, said that he loves selling before...
Hi everyone: In this quick educational video, I will go over my 2 trades in EURNZD short. What was my analysis, management and thoughts on this bearish run. I will always start my analysis from the HTF, looking at what the price action is telling me will give me a better edge to enter higher probability setups. I want the HTF to be clear on the bias that I have...
attempt for a short scalp. lets see how this turns out.
Ever since the invention of the Mutual Fund, then IRAs, or even going back to the ownership of individual stocks, the “common man” has been taught to “Buy and Hold” when it comes to their investments. Even today, investors are taught to put their hard earned dollars in a “lock box” and told to "let it grow"... We are told things like “Let time be on your side”…...
Between 1990 and June 2000 the median hedge fund (there are not that many that started in 1990) had an annual return of 16.3% and max drawdown of 28.5% according to MORGAN STANLEY. Keep in mind the 2/20 destroys profits. (16.3%*1.25)+2% = 22.4%, and 28.5-2 = 26.5%. So what the median fund actually did I I did not mess it up was get 22.4% return a year and a max...
I posted an idea about the Myth of Warren Buffett Buy & Hold a while ago. Here is a general description of how he became so rich by James Altucher. James Altucher is a wall street investor with a lot of hair. You might know him from recently saying New York was dead forever on television, and some actor insulted him on tv because of this. You might also know him...
Hello everyone: In this video, I am going to explain my reasonings on why I personally don't use MA/EMA in my analysis. I will start off by saying that I have nothing against traders who use them and are consistent and profitable. I am sure there are many who do use indicators in their analysis along with their trading plan, risk management that find success...
Plenty of people make money in the markets. Not day traders thought. Intermediaries love day traders, they live very wealthy lives thanks to them. Market participants also love day traders, they provide much liquidity at any time of the day. ~80% of day traders quit within 2 years. And unlike day gamblers I am going to probably renew my subscription to...
One of the amazing things about trading the financial markets is that it is the only industry where we “common folk” have the potential to EXPONENTIALLY grow our income day after day, week after week, year after year. All our lives, from opening up our first lemonade stand to landing our first job, we are taught to make LINEAR income: to exchange TIME for MONEY....
Hello traders: Welcome back for a quick educational video on over leveraged trading. This ties with Trading Psychology greatly, and I want to elaborate on this a bit more to give new and experienced traders my understanding on this topic. It's important to know that leverage can work for you as well as against you. You may already hear this a lot when you open...
Socrates famously said “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Why do we do what we do, why do we feel the way we feel about something, or what is our purpose in life? These questions brought about generation after generation of journals, diaries, and random thoughts from some of our greatest thinkers from Socrates himself, to Jonathan Edwards in early America,...
First I think it is more common for fund managers to do this compared to just analysts, because the top guy has the entrepreneur flame and focusses on his activities 247 as opposed to an analyst that works 9 to 5 for a pay and is not an entrepreneur. Also, actual professionals that sell courses like this are not as successful as random 20 yos or grey hair...
Hello everyone: In this educational video, I will go over what an impulse and a correction is in the market. I will point out how to distinguish them in different time frames, and give a few examples on them as well. The market can only be in two phrases. Either its in an impulsive phrase, or a corrective phrase. It doesn't matter what market or the time...
Hello everybody and welcome, I hope you'll have a pleasant time reading this. And I also hope it'll somehow be useful to you. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's face it, your biggest enemy in trading is not the market, not the hedge funds, not the banks, it's...