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Position Trading

What Is Missing in Your Risk Analysis?

Stop Loss with Support & Resistance The least used and most often improperly used analysis by Technical Traders and Retail Traders is Risk Analysis. All too often, traders are choosing high-risk stock picks without realizing it. See the candlestick chart example below. This analysis is NOT using percentages, but rather …

Is Day Trading Right for YOU?

Take This Simple Test to See If You Will Be a Great Day Trader Day Trading is one of the most widely promoted styles of trading stocks for beginners and new Retail Traders. Many training companies teach Day Trading for beginners, but is this in their best interest? Or is …

How to Make Stock Trading Plans – Trading Goals

List of 8 Includes Establish Your Basic Trading Style “Trading Plans” (or what I usually call “Trading Goals”) are specific things that you write down. You should have quarterly goals for your Stock Market trading, and perhaps even monthly goals if you are using trading profits for income. Then, you …

Why Is There Burgeoning Success of Position Trading?

It Is a Reliable Low-Risk Entry Trading Style Position Trading is a newer Trading Style that most people haven’t heard about, unless they are a TechniTrader Student. I developed this Trading Style for choppy Sideways Market Conditions. More and more of the Large and Giant Funds Managers have moved their …

Where Is Support and Resistance for Position Trading?

Compression Candlestick Patterns Caused by Technical & Fundamental Traders Position Trading support and resistance are caused by the effect of Technical and Fundamental Traders in the stock. A “compression” pattern is a new candlestick pattern where a group of candlesticks indicate that the stock is poised for a sudden move, …

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