Using Contrary Opinion in Trading Markets
I have told my readers that one of the best methods to trade a market is to jump on board when prices “break out” of a congestion or “basing” area on the charts and begin a new trend. I have …
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Archive for: December 2007December 28, 2007 Using Contrary Opinion in Trading MarketsI have told my readers that one of the best methods to trade a market is to jump on board when prices “break out” of a congestion or “basing” area on the charts and begin a new trend. I have … December 27, 2007 Forex Trading System by A traders Universe. 40 pipDecember 21, 2007 Attention Traders: Making a Trading ChecklistSome traders are reluctant to put on a position because they are torn between what they perceive as conflicting market factors. Here’s a typical quote from such a trader: “The moving averages are positive, the market is trending higher, but … Getting What You Really WantI used to do an exercise in the Peak Performance 101 workshop entitled “Getting What You Want”. The exercise starts out with a question: If you could have anything in the universe, what would it be? Perhaps your answer might … December 17, 2007 A Healthy Psychological Profile is Needed for Successful TradingMany mental health professionals define an “uncertain” condition as being stressful. Uncertainty occurs because of too much information or because of too little capacity. The very fact that we cannot deal with available information is stressful. RSI Indicator: The “Cornerstone” of Andrew Cardwell’s Trading Model“The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is such an indicator, offering the best of all worlds,” said Cardwell, president of Cardwell Financial Group, Inc., based in Woodstock, Ga. The RSI “is the cornerstone of my trading model,” he said. December 9, 2007 Automatic Forex Trading SoftwareAutomatic Forex Trading SoftwareDecember 7, 2007 When is a Pattern not a Pattern?The easy answer to the question is “when it’s not a pattern”. And that really is the real crux of the issue… Let me explain. Let’s take a look at one of the most simple patterns in technical analysis, the … |
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