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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Sat Dec 19, 2015 3:30 pm

The One Lesson You Need to Time Your Trades

by TOM GENTILE

While it’s almost impossible to buy at the absolute lows and sell at the absolute highs, you can learn how to tell which direction a stock is going to turn and when and how to time your options trades. And it’s as easy as these two things:

1. Use the pivot point to tell which direction a stock is turning.
2. Use stochastics to tell when a stock is turning.


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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Sat Dec 19, 2015 3:35 pm

This One Chart Can Get You in Your Trades Ahead of the Trend by TOM GENTILE

Moving Average Convergence Divergence, or MACD (pronounced Mac-D) is a popular momentum indicator that traders use to measure strength and duration of the trend. But you can also use it to get ahead of the trend when it signals a reversal…

The MACD line is formed by plotting the 26-period EMA and the 12-period EMA. The Signal line is formed by plotting the nine-period EMA.

When the stock is in an uptrend, the MACD line should be over the Signal line. In a downtrend, the MACD line should be below the Signal line. The farther apart the two lines, the stronger the trend.

You can use MACD to get into and out of your trades early. If the MACD line crosses above or below the Zero line, it could mean a trend or reversal is forming (this will be confirmed later by the Signal line crossing the Zero line). Likewise, if the MACD line crosses the Signal line, it could be an even earlier indication of a reversal.

The downside to MACD is it doesn’t tell you how much a stock will move, or in what timeframe. Consider using MACD in conjunction with other technical indicators rather than the sole means of picking your trades.


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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Wed Dec 23, 2015 8:35 am

These Little-Known Signals Will Tell You Exactly When to Enter or Exit Your Trades

by TOM GENTILE

Here’s Your Trading Lesson Summary:

Last week, I showed you how to use stochastics and pivot points to tell you which direction a stock will turn and when.

Now, I’m going to tell you how to use this information to identify the six signals you need to enter and exit your trades perfectly:
%K crossing above the 20 line
%K crossing below the 80 line
%D crossing above the 20 line


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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Thu Dec 31, 2015 9:43 pm

RSI: Exploit the Market in 2016 Using this Vital Momentum Indicator

by TOM GENTILE

Relative Strength Index (RSI):

Measure the point at which a trend may be reaching a turning point

Locate oversold and overbought zones

Determine when to consider entering a bullish or bearish trade



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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Fri Jan 29, 2016 7:32 am

This Technique Reveals The Price Moves that Matter – And How to Cash In On Them

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Here’s Your Trading Lesson Summary:

Here are four things you’ll want to watch out for:

1. A stock that breaks out or down on above average volume is more reliable than one that happens without a surge in volume.

2. A stock that breaks out of a range will tend to test the area of its break. Two situations that occur are either Old Resistance becomes New Support on breakouts or Old Support becomes New Resistance on breakdowns.

3. You can usually anticipate the next target price for the stock being the range from which it broke, e.g. if the range between support and resistance is 5 points, expect a 5 point move out of that range.

4. Beware of false breakouts/breakdowns. A false breakout/breakdown occurs when a price movement that’s identified through the support and resistance levels doesn’t have enough momentum to actually maintain its direction.

If the stock breaks out or breaks down, make sure that it either closes above the resistance level or below the support level. In the case of a false breakout, it may be wise to cut your losses short.


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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Thu Feb 25, 2016 10:40 am

This “Guru” Will Always Tell You If Your Trade Could Be A Moneymaker

by TOM GENTILE

Here are four reasons why volume is absolutely crucial to your trading career:

1. Volume can confirm the trend. A strong upward or downward move that’s accompanied by a high volume is identified as a trend that is intact. A lower volume indicates that the trend could break.

2. Volume can indicate a potential reversal in a stock. If a stock is consistently trading below its average daily volume but suddenly shows a spike in volume, then there’s a strong possibility that of the trend reversing for that stock.

3. Volume can indicate the end of a trend. Think of this in terms of divergence, which we talked about at the end of last year. If a stock price is increasing, but the volume is decreasing, then chances are, trend is running out of steam. This is because less investors and traders are buying the stock, even though the prices are getting higher. And as the volume declines, so does the potential for the stock to move higher… making a downward reversal a great possibility.

4. Volume can affect a stock’s market price.
Remember, volume is the number of shares or contracts that are traded during a specific period of time. Therefore, a high volume means there’s a lot of interest in a stock, so more traders and investors are buying it. A low volume means just the opposite – there’s not a lot of interest in the stock, so fewer traders and investors are buying it. Less demand can lead to decrease in price while more demand can lead to an increase in price.



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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Thu Mar 31, 2016 2:33 pm

“Walk These Bands” to Colossal Money-Doubling Trades this Spring

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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Sat Apr 02, 2016 6:38 pm

Capture Price Moves on the “M” and the “W” to make 100% Gains by Monday’s Market Close

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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Sat Jul 09, 2016 9:44 am

How to Rescue Profits from Volatile Markets

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Re: Technical Analysis

Postby winston » Mon Jul 11, 2016 7:50 am

Milk Earnings Season with the Stock Market’s Most Lucrative Pattern

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