Day 13 – The Stop Loss Commodity
How much Money required for Commodity Trading What I like about this chart is the bounce and repels cleanly off the support and resistance levels. The first couple of lines …
Day 12 of My journey of Stock Market Investing as a Side Hustle
Back to the grind of finding major reversals and good entry points: “buy low sell high!” In this example, we can immediately see two lows. At first glance, they look …
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Day 11: The hard bottoming charts
Below is an example of a problematic bottoming pattern to analyze. Let’s try to make things slightly more manageable, and draw the resistance trendline, which connects the price peaks. Just …
Day 10: The Mash Up Project
What I like about this bottoming pattern is that it looks like two separate charts that have been mashed together: the pre-November 2016 era was energy waste within an established …
Day 3: Good setup, bad breakdown
Here’s an example of a clean setup – JKNY, starting to make a crisp triangle, hopefully marking an end of such a deflating towards the end of 2018. The mid-2018 …
Day 9: The Failed Recoil
I like seeing basing patterns after intense bearish activity. And boy were the bears putting in that work in the downdraft! Up till the low point in November 2008, there …
Day 8: The mighty ducks V-formation
Spring is always a fun time. The emergence of a fresh beginning full of colour and light emerges from the cold, dreary winter shadows. That’s how a new bull trend …
Day 7: Noise in a Cautiously Bullish Trend
I find these types of charts particularly tricky. I like clean and simple setups. But, what starts as clean and simple can quickly turn noisy and mucky. Part of my …
Day 6: What you see is not what you get
The fluidity of technical analysis requires you to be open (and willing) to quickly change your mind. What you may have initially considered support and resistance, may need to be …
Day 5: Tight Wedgie
Setups come in all shapes and sizes. We’ve seen wide ranges, but here is an example of a tight wedge. For five excruciating months, the price was bound within a …