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 …
List of Differences Between Upside & Downside Candlesticks During an Intermediate-Term Correction caused by several major industries in an industry cycle Bear Market, Sell Down Momentum Runs can be a lucrative trading method for Swing, Day, and Momentum Traders who know how to Sell Short or trade “put” Options. See …
Find Stocks That Have Compressing Sideways Candlestick Patterns Trading so-called “Volatile Markets” can seem like a daunting task. Many Retail Traders struggle during these phases of trading action and do not recognize how to cope with “Volatile” Trading Conditions. The problem is not that stock price action is “Volatile”, but …
Quantity Defines Many Aspects of the Trade There are massive internal and hidden Market Structure changes going on. Using ALL of the Data available from the markets is imperative for reliable and highly profitable trades. There is often confusion regarding the least-used Data Set for stock indicators, which is QUANTITY. …
Trade with the Professional Traders for Higher Point Gain Potential Many Retail Technical Traders are still unaware of a gold mine of trading opportunities that can yield higher profits due to wider spreads. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) started a test pilot program for small cap stocks a couple …
Bottoming Formation When a Stock Stops a Downtrend Trading Stocks is becoming an alternative career for many people. It offers a variety of opportunities and advantages that working for a corporation does not. The first step in learning how to trade stocks successfully is to understand what you need to …
Moves in Opposition to Price During Volatile Market Conditions Most Technical and Retail Traders are familiar with high and low range oscillators or what is often called an Overbought or Oversold Oscillator. However, few really understand or use a Center Line Oscillator, which is extremely useful during Volatile Market Conditions …