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- ajaxm replied Jun 28, 2012
April 17, 2012 The Questions You Ask Can Mean Winning or Losing — By Dr. Woody Johnson Lisa finally closed the trade, but not before she had lost her daily limit in this one trade. She was not happy about the outcome; however she knew that it ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 28, 2012
Why Do People Buy High and Sell Low When it Comes to Financial Instrumen — By Gabe Velazquez If you’ve ever read books on investing, or even attended business school, you’re familiar with the prevailing philosophy of buying companies or ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 28, 2012
April 17, 2012 A Trend Strength Hint from the Market — By Rick Wright Hello traders! I’m sure all of you by now have heard the old trading phrase, “The trend is your friend,” or even the long version, “The trend is your friend until the bend ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 17, 2012 Committing to the Trade — By Brandon Wendell No one likes to lose money. The thought of it is something that can cause anxiety for many traders and can paralyze us when we should be entering a trade. Have you ever found yourself ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
How to Know Where Banks are Buying and Selling in the Forex Market — By Sam Seiden Singapore is one of the Forex trading hot spots on the planet. I live in Chicago in the USA but also spend time in Singapore. When I am with Singapore traders, ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 10, 2012 Allowing Winners to Run — By Dr. Woody Johnson Sally felt like she was in the zone. Her plan had identified a demand zone on the 60 minute ES E-mini chart and the price action had pulled back as it was about to enter it. She had ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 10, 2012 How Do You Stop a Cattle Stampede? — By Don Dawson And the answer is – you put a picture of Live Cattle eating alfalfa and a headline under it stating “Beef Prices Headed Higher.” Normally this type of article would not have ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 10, 2012 The Pleasure and Pain Game — By Sam Evans I have been involved in trading the financial markets for quite some time now and it has continued to amaze me just how much I have learned about myself, my beliefs and the way things ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 10, 2012 Finding the Gaps — By Brandon Wendell Those of you who have been in my live classes or XLT sessions know that I like to trade the morning gaps. This is a period of high volatility and price movement and can offer great ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 10, 2012 The London Session — By Sam Seiden Each morning, hours before the New York open, I produce the Mastermind Community (MC) Supply and Demand levels (market turning points). These levels help MC members determine where banks and ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 3, 2012 Essentials of Trading — By Dr. Woody Johnson What does it take to become a consistently successful trader? Well, there are several essentials that you must consider in order to ensure that you are not gambling. Of course, there ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 25, 2012
April 3, 2012 Who Are You Trading Against? — By Gabe Velazquez Those who attempt to come into the business of trading by simply reading a few books on technical analysis, or perhaps attend a free weekend seminar, find out that it’s not quite ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 21, 2012
April 3, 2012 To Fix or Not to Fix? — How often would we fix a brand new car after it has been in a collision? The answer might vary but eventually it comes down to the severity of the collision and the mathematical calculation of the cost. ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 21, 2012
April 3, 2012 What is the Forex Market? — By Rick Wright Hello traders! This week I’d like to explore the background of the spot foreign currency exchange market and explain why it is my favorite market to trade. I’ll explain what foreign ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 21, 2012
April 3, 2012 How Hot is the Glass? — By Brandon Wendell I receive a lot of emails from students wanting to know how to tell if a supply or demand zone is likely to hold or break. Understanding this is critical for trading, for if we buy or ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 21, 2012
April 3, 2012 Why Should You Care About Wash Sale Rules? — By Michael Atias In many of the presentations that I give I am often asked about the wash sale rule. Traders and investors both want to know what the definition of a wash sale is and ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 21, 2012
April 3, 2012 Long Term Levels — By Sam Seiden When using supply and demand to identify turning points in a market, a question that comes up often is, “How far back should I look for a supply and demand level?” The proper answer is this: Look ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 20, 2012
Improving Trading Follow-through Means Downloading New Habits — By Dr. Woody Johnson His sleep-filled eyes could barely focus on the chart staring back at him from the computer screen. He felt sluggish, foggy, and slow but what was quite clear ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 20, 2012
March 27, 2012 Want to Improve your Trading Results? Think Like a Sleuth — By Gabe Velazquez In many respects, successful market speculation is about trying to outwit our opponents. In the trading arena, much like in the jungle, only the ...
- ajaxm replied Jun 20, 2012
March 27, 2012 Filtering Through the Indicator Pipeline — By Sam Evans Two weeks ago I wrote about a powerful concept in trading which I have now begun to refer to as “The Silence Between the Notes”. In other words, I am referencing the times ...