Power Charting – Key Trading Rules For Survival Video

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Power Charting – Key Trading Rules For Survival Video

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Power Charting – Key Trading Rules For Survival Video

This course includes 2 ½ hours of very specific rules Robert uses for trend identification, how he trades them for entries, exits points utilizing accumulation and distribution, Roberts favorite scaling techniques and requirements, failing trade identification, key thoughts for trade management, and a trading checklist Robert uses prior to entries. Also

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Topics and Tips Covered

20 MA and 50 MA – between is No Trade zone Also

50 and 200 period Moving average Also

60 minute chart – 20 period MA and trend and RSI placement/neutral Also

60 minute chart – Critical to have trend or expect snapback Also

Accumulation and Distribution Also

Adrenaline Trades – NONE – Wait for proper setup only – less painful Also

Backup plan before going into a trade Also

Better to be out of a trade then in one and wish you weren’t Also

Bordom trading – counter trend Also

Business of trading – need to follow the plan Also

Capital preservation is job ONE Also
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Channel trading – Las Vegas trade show – who sees a trade? Also

Confluence or Consolidation Also

Control freaks – cannot control markets – stack probabilities Also

Cost basis close to major support or resistance levels Also

Emotions and Trading Also

Executing a trade and considering MTF charts for Risk Also

Expectations in trade not met then get out Also

Failing trades Also

Failing trades – 20MA goes flat then get out Also

Go lighter on size Also

High vs low probablity trades Also

Junior traders and the one that got away Also

Low probability trades – just because you can does not mean you should Also

Moving Average support with MTF Also

News and earnings announcements Also

No revenge trading Also

No Trading times Also

Pressure to trade – Damage and disrepair Also

Professional trader – becoming one and growing confidence Also

Random distribution of winning and losing trades – Revenge trading Also

Revenge trading – avoid – Alpha males and Alpha females Also

Risk assessment Also

Rule followinng Also

Scale in levels – where do I scale in? Also

Scale in only in direction of solid trend – Senior trend Also
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Scaling – not comfortable – do not do it Also

And scaling and distance to resistance levels Also

Scaling and Trailing stops Also

And scaling Entries – Risk assessments – Trend and support nearby Also

Scaling entry is very far from 20 MA – Back up plan – initial entry is small Also

And scaling in sideways – Do not do !!! Also

Scaling into trades only WITH trends Also

And scaling pyramid – with Trend, Cost basis improvement – Support and Resistance Also

Scalping day trades turn into long term holdings Also

Size of entry – number of contracts Also

Speedline trend continuation trade – 5 and 15 minute charts Also

Speedlines need to go with the trend Also

Support and Resistance transition phase – S and R less effective Also

Swiss Cheese Also

TC 20 trade Also

Time is not your friend in a failing trade Also

Trade with trend only – Never take a counter trend trade Also

Trading the money, contract size and comfort level Also

Trend needs to have AIR in bars to count – Junior and Senior Also

Trend transition process Also

Trends and names – all stars in alignmen Also

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Technical Analysis Day trading

How to understand about technical analysis: Learn about technical analysis Also

In finance, technical analysis is an analysis methodology for forecasting the direction of prices through the study of past market data, primarily price and volume. Also
Behavioral economics and quantitative analysis use many of the same tools of technical analysis, which,
being an aspect of active management, stands in contradiction to much of modern portfolio theory. Also
The efficacy of both technical and fundamental analysis is disputed by the efficient-market hypothesis, which states that stock market prices are essentially unpredictable. Also