Buy Side Institutions versus Sell Side Institutions There is a hidden world within Wall Street that the average Retail Trader never sees or hears about. Right now, two powerhouse sides of the market are at war with each other. It is the Buy Side Institutions versus the Sell Side Institutions. …
Changing Landscape of Professional Technical Trading The Balance of Power indicator continues to prove its astounding value as the premier large lot indicator for trading stocks. The Balance of Power indicator has actually become a far more useful and valuable indicator in the past decade as more and more liquidity …
Volume Indicators Reveal Accumulation Patterns Relational Technical Analysis embodies more Technical Analysis and often Fundamental Analysis to derive a clearer understanding of the behavior of price. A Platform Candlestick Formation is a very specific type of sideways price action, which only forms when Buy Side Institutions using Dark Pools are …
New Twist on Using Bollinger Bands for Stock Trading Many traders do not know that there are several variations of Bollinger Bands designed by John Bollinger. One of those is %B, which is a line indicator that can be used with Worden’s Time Segmented Volume to create a Hybrid Leading …
Identify Market Participant Groups by Price & Indicator Patterns The StockCharts.com indicator Accum/Dist was designed to help track the large lot activity versus the small lot activity. Decades ago, when the concept of distinguishing between the large lots versus small lots started being discussed by the Sell-Side Institutions, the Stock …
Candlestick Patterns of Market Participant Groups Explained Within this article are “time progression” chart examples of one stock, to help readers focus on the candlestick patterns of Market Participant Groups and which one creates certain patterns in the charts. Therefore a portion of the chart has been covered in charts …
Lists of Differences and Viewpoints Many Retail Traders assume, that they are learning how to trade from a Professional Trader and that they are trading like a Professional Trader. This can pose inherent problems for the Retail Trader who is actually simply mimicking another Retail Trader. The Securities and Exchange …