A textbook style chart, but very artlike type exit
For me, entering a new position is all technical and research driven. If I can answer “YES!” to the following questions, I’m most likely going to go on for the …
The (untold) stories of sideways ranges
Who doesn’t like making easy money? When the market is going up – there’s easy money to be made. When the market is falling? Easy money to be made. But, …
Trendline Breaks are OK (sometimes) – Part 2
I’ve drawn the yellow line from the spot where we left off in the earlier charts. And what a difference does this chart look in comparison to the previous one which …
Trendline Breaks are OK (sometimes)
After some digging through the charts, when it comes to leapfrogging or just riding trendlines in general, there were two indicators to keep in mind. First, is the break of …
How Bears can Leap Frog, too
Most people (myself included) are bullish on the markets: we buy stock and very seldomly short the market. But it would be foolish to believe that a stock (or market) …
Does History Repeat?
If you trust technical analysis, then you believe that history is repeatable. Prices will bounce off support, repel from resistance, and entry and exits are based on breakout setups. These ideas …
Blurred Lines and Why Support and Resistance is open to Interpretation
Once in a while it would be nice to get a textbook-like entry or exit, where we can easily and clearly identify support and resistant levels. However, I seem to …
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The Art of Setting Stops
One personal touch with investing that varies between investor to investor is how fast they want to move up stops. Let’s say if you can’t be in front of a …
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This whole stock market investing really tests your patience and your greed tolerance. Take for example in this case study where the stock broke in mid 2016 after a long …