How To Set Take Profit Orders (The Essential Guide)

12 months ago by Weijun @ Trading with Rayner

Discover how a take profit order works and how to use like a pro so that you’ll never second-guess yourself when exiting a tradeThe post How To Set Take Profit Orders (The Essential Guide) appeared first on TradingwithRayner.

Green Gold Rush: Investing In The Metals And Minerals Powering The EV And Solar Boom

almost 1 year ago by Frank Holmes @ IBKR Traders’ Insight

It’s believed that to meet this goal, two out of every three passenger vehicles manufactured in the U.S. would need to be electric models.The post Green Gold Rush: Investing In The Metals And Minerals Powering The EV And Solar Boom appeared first on IBKR Campus.

How to Assess the Personality of the Stock Market

about 1 year ago by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D. @ TraderFeed

 Unsuccessful traders look for markets to trade in a style that fits *their* personality.  They look for momentum or trend or reversals of "overbought" or "oversold" moves.  By imposing their biases on markets, they become inflexible and unable to adapt when the market's p...

What Has The Biggest Impact On Your Profitability?

about 1 year ago by Michael Martin @ MartinKronicle

Hey everybody, it’s Michael Martin. Thanks for being here. So I wanted to do some follow up on the video I did on position sizing. The title was What Most traders Get wrong about position sizing, which again, we’re splitting hairs here, right? So it’s not definitively wrong or they’re definitively right, because the thing […]The post What Has The Biggest Impact On Your Profitability? appeared first on MartinKronicle.

How You Can Reduce Risk and Improve Timing When Swing Trading | Joe Rabil | Stock Talk (04.13.23)

about 1 year ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel

Joe Rabil of Rabil Stock Research shows how he uses multiple time frames to reduce risk and improve timing when swing trading. He explains what qualifies as a setup, what to look for as a trigger, and how to use the upper time frame to define the target. He then covers the stock symbol requests that came through this week.Send your requests to stocktalk@stockcharts.com00:00 - Intro01:34 - Lesson: Reduce Risk and Improve Timing10:39 - Symbol Requests: Alphabet (GOOGL), Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA)15:28 - Novartis (NVS), Allegro MicroSystems (ALGM), T-Mobile US (TMUS)19:53 - AutoNation (AN), Penske Automotive Group (PAG), Installed Building Products (IBP)23:34 - Zimmer Biomet Holdings (ZBH), Republic Services (RSG), Nike (NKE)27:11 - ConclusionConnect with Joe:https://rabilstockresearch.comEmail joe@rabilstockresearch.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/rabilstockresearch/Symbol Requests Email stocktalk@stockcharts.com –––––Enjoy this video? Subscribe to Stock...

A Day in the Life of a Trader | Dave Landry | Trading Simplified (04.12.23)

about 1 year ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel

Have you ever wondered what a trader does during a trading day? This is the episode for you! Dave walks you through his daily routine, from waking up until bedtime. He also shares a set up that triggered in his methodology in action segment. Dave will continue his discussion on Jesse Livermore with next weeks episode.00:00 - Intro01:33 - Mystery Chart and Methodology in Action: Kingsoft Cloud Holdings (KC)03:14 - The Start to my Day: Waking up, Writing, Stay Analog, Gym07:18 - Preparing For The Open: Checking Futures, Facebook, Landry List, Pre-open Gaps?08:26 - Market Open: Watchlist, Look for Triggers, Check Ranges13:15 - Work to get "Off Screen": Set Alarms, Check Crypto, Trading Journal16:47 - Content Writing, Putting out Fires, Keeping Eye on Computer, Lunch18:43 - Prepare for Close: IPO Analysis, Potential Race to the Finish Moves, MOC Orders21:48 - Market Close: Exit Plan for E-Minis, Nightly Analysis24:44 - Shutting Down: Record/Publish Trading Service, Tie up Loo...

Bullish Engulfing Patterns Still Work!

about 1 year ago by David Keller @ See It Market

Candle charts are an important part of the technical analysis toolkit, helping traders to use visual queues to anticipate short-term trend reversals. I remember speaking with candle expert Steve Nison many years ago in New York, where he stressed the value of using candle charts along with conventional “Western” technical indicators like moving averages and […]The post Bullish Engulfing Patterns Still Work! appeared first on See It Market.

7 Useful Tips From Experienced Algorithmic Trading Practitioners

about 1 year ago by Chainika Thakar @ IBKR Traders’ Insight

Having an experience in algorithmic trading comes from possessing the knowledge required for it, years of perseverance along with some trial and error. The post 7 Useful Tips From Experienced Algorithmic Trading Practitioners appeared first on IBKR Campus.

257 · Crafting the Art of Shorting Scams w/ David Capablanca

about 1 year ago by Ian Cox @ Chat With Traders

What Makes for Success: Five Perspectives From Trading Psychology

about 1 year ago by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D. @ TraderFeed

 Here are a few observations from my recent research and work with traders:1)  The success of a trader is directly related to the speed by which they turn losing trades and drawdowns into actionable im...

New Major Uptrend Beginning | John Kosar, CMT | Your Daily Five (04.04.23)

about 1 year ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel

Today, John presents the 5 most important charts, data series, and Asbury Research quantitative models for the coming week.0:00 Intro1:16 Market Internals - Asbury 6 Positive4:14 S&P 500 New Major Uptrend ($SPX)6:22 ETF Asset Flows Nasdaq ($NDX), QQQ Trust (QQQ)8:22 Standard Deviation: Emerging Market Bottom9:42 Seasonality Favors S&P 500 In April ($SPX)Connect with John:https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnjkosar/https://www.linkedin.com/company/asbury-research-llc/https://asburyresearch.comhttps://asburyresearch.com/contact/–––––Enjoy this video? Subscribe to StockCharts on YouTube to watch more great content from top financial experts, with new content posted daily: https://tinyurl.com/wvet7qj See what better financial charting can do for you!Start your FREE 1-month trial today at https://stockcharts.comFOLLOW USTwitter: @StockCharts : https://tinyurl.com/tt7429e@StockChartsTV : https://twitter.com/stockchartstvFacebook: https://tinyurl.com/w2fsb42LinkedIn http...

Can A Market Be Both Complacent and Oversold? – The Market Breadth

about 1 year ago by Dr. Duru @ Dr. Duru

Stock Market Commentary: Yes. The stock market can be both complacent and oversold. A week ago I described how stocks left regional banks behind. Last week, the overall market took comfort in the on-going, yet narrowing, strength in big cap tech stocks even as industrials and other economically sensitive stocks stumbled into weakness. The resulting ... Read moreThe post Can A Market Be Both Complacent and Oversold? – The Market Breadth appeared first on ONE-TWENTY TWO: Trading Financial Markets.

Investors Looking Past Banking Crisis? Issues May Not Be Over

about 1 year ago by Mike Zaccardi @ See It Market

The following research was contributed to by Christine Short, VP of Research at Wall Street Horizon. Despite the recovery in US banks in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank crisis, the country’s largest regional bank has popped up on our radar as having confirmed an unusually late earnings date which warrants attention.  U.S. Bancorp […]The post Investors Looking Past Banking Crisis? Issues May Not Be Over appeared first on See It Market.

Breadth Thrusts in the Stock Market: What Comes Next?

about 1 year ago by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D. @ TraderFeed

 The previous post noted a late week bounce in stocks that had a defensive quality, with consumer staples and utility shares outpacing stocks in such sectors as energy and consum...

No Single Trade Matters

about 1 year ago by Akil Stokes (Trading Coach at Tier On... @ Trading Coach Podcast

No individual trade has any relevance in determining if you are a GOOD or a BAD trader. True edges only play out over time, so there's no need to get overconfident or defeated over an individual result.

Why Most Traders Are Wrong About Position Sizes

about 1 year ago by Michael Martin @ MartinKronicle

Everybody, it’s Michael Martin, thanks for being here. I want to go back and talk about position sizing because I don’t know if I emphasized a certain aspect to position sizing as much as I wanted to. Of course I could go back and watch the video to see for sure. I just don’t have […]The post Why Most Traders Are Wrong About Portion Sizes appeared first on MartinKronicle.

Understanding Market Themes From Sector Breadth

about 1 year ago by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D. @ TraderFeed

 For years, I have kept breadth data on the overall stock market, tracking shares making fresh highs and lows over various periods and the percentages of stocks trading above their short, medium, and longer-term moving averages.  What I've found is that shifts in breadth often...

The Financial Sector Is Teetering On Historic Technical Support!

about 1 year ago by Chris Kimble @ See It Market

The financial sector is the focal point of the global economy. So it’s no wonder that investors pay close attention to its performance within the stock market. And this is especially true when recession fears rise due to lackluster economic growth. Kinda sounds like today’s markets, eh? “The facts, Ma’am. Just the facts” Is there […]The post The Financial Sector Is Teetering On Historic Technical Support! appeared first on See It Market.

The best way traders scale up

about 1 year ago by Michael Martin @ MartinKronicle

Hey everybody, it’s Michael Martin, thanks for being here. Please like and subscribe. If you can leave a comment, I always read them and gives me good feedback on what you think of the content. Get a lot of questions on scaling up, and I know it comes from folks who have smaller accounts sizes […]The post The best way traders scale up appeared first on MartinKronicle.

Confirming The 1-2-3 Reversal | Joe Rabil | Stock Talk (03.23.23)

about 1 year ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel

Joe Rabil of Rabil Stock Research explains how to use the higher timeframe to help confirm a 1-2-3 change in trend on the lower timeframe. In many cases, the cross of a key MA lines will coincide with this potential reversal signal. He then covers the stock symbol requests that came through this week. Send your requests to stocktalk@stockcharts.com.00:00 Intro01:30 Trading Lesson: Confirming The 1-2-3 Reversal07:21 S&P 500 ETF (SPY) Nasdaq Composite ($COMPQ) Nifty 50 ($NIFTY)15:53 S&P Banking ETF (KRE) Microsoft (MSFT) Silver Trust (SLV)22:24 Pinduoduo (PDD) Cadence Design Systems (CDNS) Infosys (INFY.IN) Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Connect with Joe:https://rabilstockresearch.comEmail joe@rabilstockresearch.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/rabilstockresearch/Symbol Requests Email stocktalk@stockcharts.com –––––Enjoy this video? Subscribe to StockCharts on YouTube to watch more great content from top financial experts, with new content posted daily: https://tinyurl.com/wv...