12.1.21 RTY1! Gold Oil: On this video I compared three markets, one of them was contracted and the other two were volatile markets. You do not need to trade many markets to be profitable, but you need to avoid markets that are contracted and don't give you a sense of probability that is to your advantage. Contracted markets are more difficult to have a sense...
11.27.21 Russell 2000: I like to use multiple time frames. Most of the time I end up using two time frames. I always look at the daily chart, but the second timeframe is usually the 240 minute chart or the weekly chart. It's a little more complicated to look at two charts, but I believe I can make more objective and more accurate decisions which makes it...
10.28.21 Russell I am multitasking on this video. There was something to talk about on the Russell, as there could've been short trade here using opening price. This market has become a little bit more difficult to evaluate because of the way it's moving, and sometimes it's not clear to you, and it's not easy to have a comfortable sense of the market. So I...
Hey Speculators - Happy Friday - welcome to another video tutorial, and thanks again to the @TradingView Editors for featuring my last post, which I've linked here, and is related to the topic on hand for today. That topic is how, and when, to not fight a trend.
I'd suspect many traders are familiar with the Relative Strength Indicator (RSI), used to measure...
8.23.21 Russell : This is my way of thinking in terms of probability in a crude and less than perfect way. It is my way of comparing risk and reward as a buyer and the seller, and then tell you my reasons for wanting to be the buyer even if the odds slightly favored the sellers. It is not hard to do, it does not take much time, and I accept there may be a degree...
