After my last newsletter, Why I Swing Trade, I was swamped with emails asking about all the time frames that I use in trading.
Multiple Time Frames and Why I Swing Trade ? Continued
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Why I Swing Trade
In every Online Trading Academy class that I teach, the topic of trading styles is covered. By trading styles we usually mean long term, swing, or short term/daytrading.
S.E.T. It Up ? Three Parts of a Trade
This week I?d like to explain the three parts that every trade has, and the respective importance of each part.
12 New Months ? 12 Solid Rules: Part 2
Following on from my article, I join you on this piece to provide the next six steps of my 12 new rules for our trade plan of 2014.
How to Get Started With Trading Forex
In this article we will discuss a few of the ?why?s? to trade, and a few how?s to get started.
Trading Is a Bit Like Gambling
Hello traders! As I mentioned last time, I was fortunate enough to observe Justin Krebs teach our three day Market Timing Class a few weeks ago.
You Are Already a Trader
Nearly every decision that you make can be broken down to the basics of trading.
Testing the Tools
This week I am teaching a futures class, and today the topic of additional ?things? on your charts came up.
Lots of Diversification Under My Tin Foil Hat
Very often someone with trading experience will quickly delve deeply into a problem that they have with trading. ?Whenever I buy, the market immediately turns down,? or ?My stop gets hit too often and then the market goes my direction.?
Well THAT Looks Familiar
The purpose of this week?s newsletter is not to talk about a few pairs that have had great moves, but to show you how trading is boring and predictable.
What Are YOUR Reasons?
A colleague of mine once shared with me his grandfather?s philosophy on building success in what we do and that it all boiled down to a simple five step process:
Stairsteps
In my last article, ?Which Dirty Shirt Today?? I mentioned at the end of the article that the Yen pairs were all running into supply levels that were 3-5 years old, and would prefer a significant retracement before going long.