To Identify Price Action by Stock Market Participant Groups Before there were High Frequency Traders (HFTs), Dark Pools, Twilight Pools, and an 80% automated marketplace, the most important indicator was price. Many Retail Traders learned to simply rely upon price action and rarely considered stock volume or quantity analysis. Chart …
A Buy Entry Signal Candlestick Pattern Most traders do not leverage the full potential of Candlestick Charts when trying to find stocks to trade. Often, they spend more time searching for a reversal or continuation pattern than they do putting on stock trades to make money. Your time is money …
Low-Risk Entry with a High Profit Target When someone thinks about trading stocks, either Day Trading or Swing Trading pops into their head most of the time. However, many people do not have the time or the desire to sit at a computer or even on their phone trading stocks …
Recognizing 3 Types of Upside Price Action in a Downtrend During a Downtrend, price does not just go down; instead, it often has brief periods where it moves up. Determining whether it is just a Bounce, Rebound, or a true Reversal requires Spatial Pattern Recognition Skills™ to read the stock …
Add Stock Volume & Quantity Indicators to Analysis One of the challenges for Technical Traders is learning the new Topping and Bottoming Candlestick Patterns that have emerged in the past few years. The Topping Candlestick Patterns in the markets today can be a surprise for traders. Learning How to Identify …
Identify Dark Pool Buy Zones™ in Stock Bottom Formations Every Technical Trader and Retail Trader knows that Bottom Formations are often completed with a Momentum or Velocity Run, but few are able to capture those big gains because they are unable to recognize the candlestick patterns that precede the run. …
Identify Resistance Where Professional Traders Would Start Taking Profits Most of the time, Retail Traders are focused on finding stocks to trade. However, they spend scant time on assessing risk, proper stop loss placement, trailing profit stops, and determining when to exit the trade, especially as a stock goes ballistic. …
Use Stock Volume and Leading Indicators Stocks and the Stock Market move sideways about 70% of the time. Yes, some stocks get into periods of moderately trending activity. However, if you really look at charts just to see the 3 trends of Uptrending, Downtrending, and Sideways, you will see that …
Trade Earnings by Tracking Professional Traders & High Frequency Traders Earnings Season provides plenty of strong momentum runs for Swing and Day Traders. However, many traders struggle with determining how the stock will move on the day of the report release. To succeed at finding Professional Traders’ footprints before an …
Time Progression Stock Chart Examples Explained Within this article are “time progression” stock chart examples of one stock to help readers focus on the candlestick patterns of the Stock Market Participant Groups. Each of the groups discussed create certain candlestick patterns in the charts. Therefore, a portion of the chart …