Stop Trading Support And Resistance The Wrong WayNetpicksTrading
Stop Trading Support And Resistance The Wrong Way
- See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/support-resistance/
Support and resistance trading is a popular technical analysis method of trading. The bad part is that many traders enter trades blindly at these levels without a firm understanding of what they mean.
Learn about trading support and resistance and see if your trading results improve.
- See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/support-resistance/
- Visit our website: http://www.netpicks.com/
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Would you like to learn secrets of price action trading which is used in every day trading by a 15 years trader? Continue reading on to learn real examples of how price action trading works on Forex, stock futures and gold charts!
The document discusses trading futures and options on futures and notes they involve substantial risk of loss. It states opinions, market data, and recommendations are subject to change. It then provides information on developing trading rules, using stop placements, money management, identifying good times to trade, and analyzing risk vs. reward when trading futures and options.
How To Trade Regular Divergence with MACD, RSI, StochasticsNetpicksTrading
Divergence trading involves identifying potential market turning points by looking for instances where a price moves in one direction while a technical indicator moves in the opposite direction. There are two main types of divergence - bullish divergence, where the price is falling but an indicator like MACD or RSI is rising, and bearish divergence, where the price is rising but the indicator is falling. Traders look for divergence patterns at potential support/resistance levels and use confirmation signals like candlestick patterns to identify trade entry points, with the goal of capitalizing on reversals in price triggered by changes in market momentum.
The document presents information on the Money Flow Index (MFI) and SuperTrend indicator. MFI is an oscillator that uses price and volume to measure buying and selling pressure, and can provide earlier signals than other oscillators. SuperTrend is a trend-following indicator that generates buy and sell signals when the indicator line crosses above or below the closing price. Both indicators work best in trending markets and can be used to identify overbought/oversold levels, divergences, and generate trading signals. Calculations for MFI involve typical price and money flow, while SuperTrend uses average true range and bands positioned above and below the midpoint.
Profit from trapped traders with 2 simple setupsNetpicksTrading
http://www.netpicks.com/tjgiveaway1 - YOUR FREE TRADING SYSTEM
The concept of trapped traders is a simple one to understand.
While there are two forms of trapped traders, I only want to focus on one.
The trader who is trapped in a losing position.
These traders, by virtue of being on the wrong side of the market, can help propel your trade when they hit the exits.
Issues Of Trapped Traders
The fear and panic by those who enter a trade only to find the market going against them can cause a sudden burst of price movement. This movement in price is caused by these traders exiting their positions and creating order flow in the opposite direction from which they entered the trade.
Whenever you look at the high of a green candle, picture someone hitting their buy button and entering the trade. Flash forward to the next candle being a red momentum candle and that trader who bought the high, is trapped.
To exit, they have to sell.
See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/trapped-traders/
Stop Trading Support And Resistance The Wrong WayNetpicksTrading
Stop Trading Support And Resistance The Wrong Way
- See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/support-resistance/
Support and resistance trading is a popular technical analysis method of trading. The bad part is that many traders enter trades blindly at these levels without a firm understanding of what they mean.
Learn about trading support and resistance and see if your trading results improve.
- See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/support-resistance/
- Visit our website: http://www.netpicks.com/
- Download the free indicator blueprint: http://www.netpicks.com/blueprint/
- Options Hot List PLUS Training: http://www.netpicks.com/oftbrightbreakthroughs
support, resistance, support and resistance trading, reversals, trend
Would you like to learn secrets of price action trading which is used in every day trading by a 15 years trader? Continue reading on to learn real examples of how price action trading works on Forex, stock futures and gold charts!
The document discusses trading futures and options on futures and notes they involve substantial risk of loss. It states opinions, market data, and recommendations are subject to change. It then provides information on developing trading rules, using stop placements, money management, identifying good times to trade, and analyzing risk vs. reward when trading futures and options.
How To Trade Regular Divergence with MACD, RSI, StochasticsNetpicksTrading
Divergence trading involves identifying potential market turning points by looking for instances where a price moves in one direction while a technical indicator moves in the opposite direction. There are two main types of divergence - bullish divergence, where the price is falling but an indicator like MACD or RSI is rising, and bearish divergence, where the price is rising but the indicator is falling. Traders look for divergence patterns at potential support/resistance levels and use confirmation signals like candlestick patterns to identify trade entry points, with the goal of capitalizing on reversals in price triggered by changes in market momentum.
The document presents information on the Money Flow Index (MFI) and SuperTrend indicator. MFI is an oscillator that uses price and volume to measure buying and selling pressure, and can provide earlier signals than other oscillators. SuperTrend is a trend-following indicator that generates buy and sell signals when the indicator line crosses above or below the closing price. Both indicators work best in trending markets and can be used to identify overbought/oversold levels, divergences, and generate trading signals. Calculations for MFI involve typical price and money flow, while SuperTrend uses average true range and bands positioned above and below the midpoint.
Profit from trapped traders with 2 simple setupsNetpicksTrading
http://www.netpicks.com/tjgiveaway1 - YOUR FREE TRADING SYSTEM
The concept of trapped traders is a simple one to understand.
While there are two forms of trapped traders, I only want to focus on one.
The trader who is trapped in a losing position.
These traders, by virtue of being on the wrong side of the market, can help propel your trade when they hit the exits.
Issues Of Trapped Traders
The fear and panic by those who enter a trade only to find the market going against them can cause a sudden burst of price movement. This movement in price is caused by these traders exiting their positions and creating order flow in the opposite direction from which they entered the trade.
Whenever you look at the high of a green candle, picture someone hitting their buy button and entering the trade. Flash forward to the next candle being a red momentum candle and that trader who bought the high, is trapped.
To exit, they have to sell.
See more at: http://www.netpicks.com/trapped-traders/
This is part of the Education Series prepared by StockStream Financial Services. This session looks at developing trading strategies using Pivot Points.
This document provides an overview of price action trading. It defines price action trading as basing trading decisions solely on price movements and patterns, without using indicators. Price action traders believe the only true information comes from price itself. Common price action strategies include breakouts, where the price breaks out of a range or pattern. Benefits are that strategies are simple and entries/exits are often favorable compared to lagging indicators. Drawbacks include difficulty automating and not knowing if an upward moving price will continue rising.
This document provides an overview of technical analysis approaches for understanding the market. It discusses the philosophy and assumptions behind technical analysis, including that prices move in trends and history repeats itself. It defines key concepts like trends, support and resistance, and different charting styles. It also covers reversal and continuation patterns, the principle of confirmation and divergence, and introduces MetaTrader 4 platform and indicators. The document is the first part of an outline on technical analysis and previews topics to be covered in more depth in part two.
The document discusses several momentum indicators used in technical analysis:
1) The True Strength Index (TSI) uses exponential moving averages of momentum to indicate trend direction and overbought/oversold conditions. Values between +25 and -25 suggest the market may turn.
2) The Relative Strength Index (RSI) compares recent gains to recent losses to measure momentum. Values above 70 suggest an asset is overbought and below 30 means it is oversold.
3) The Stochastic Oscillator compares the current close to the high-low range to indicate if a stock is near the high or low end of its recent trading range.
4) The Williams %R reflects the
How to Use Pivot Points in Day TradingVivek Rattan
This document provides an overview of how to use pivot points, also known as support and resistance (SR) lines, for day trading. Pivot points identify key reference levels that can indicate market bias and future support and resistance. They help traders determine when to enter and exit positions, place stops, and take profits. Pivot points are calculated based on the previous day's high, low, and close prices. Traders can use pivot points for range trading by entering positions near support or resistance levels and placing stops just above or below. They can also use pivot points for breakout trading by entering on initial breakouts or corrections back within the range.
The document provides an overview of the Ichimoku Cloud technical analysis indicator, including:
1. The basic components of the Ichimoku Cloud are described as the Tenkan-Sen, Kijun-Sen, Senkou Span A, Senkou Span B, and Chinkou Span lines.
2. Buy and sell signals are given by crossovers of the Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen lines, whether the closing price is above or below the cloud, the position of the Chinkou Span line, and the composition of Senkou Span A and B.
3. Examples of how to interpret the Ichimoku Cloud signals on
This document discusses swing trading tactics and provides an overview of:
1. The 6 major time frames used in trading, including long term, intermediate term, and short term frames. Daily charts are most used by swing traders.
2. The 4 trading styles - wealth building styles of core trading and swing trading, and income producing styles of guerilla trading and micro-trading.
3. Tools for swing trading including using the 20 day and 40 day moving averages to identify entry and exit points in trends on daily charts.
This document provides an introduction to trend following strategies for novice traders. It discusses how markets move based on the constant battle between bullish and bearish investors. When one group gains an advantage over the other, it can be difficult for the losing side to reverse the trend. The document advises traders to take an objective, neutral view of the market and look for major trends rather than trying to time every small movement. It emphasizes the importance of identifying clear support and resistance levels on charts in order to get into trades that have the greatest potential to yield large profits.
The document introduces the RSI indicator strategy for trend reversals on timeframes of 5-15 minutes for currency pairs like EURUSD and GBPUSD. It explains that RSI shows when the price is overbought or oversold, signaling trend reversals back within its 30-70 trading range. It provides instructions on how to set up the RSI indicator on a 1-minute candle chart using a period of 5, and describes buying put options when RSI drops below 70 from overbought conditions or call options when RSI rises above 30 from oversold conditions.
http://www.marketgeeks.com/support-and-resistance-trading/ Download Your Free Swing Trading Report Today. Support and resistance trading is a great way for beginners to get their feet wet. Learn basic principles of trading that will help you increase your profits and decrease your losers.
The document provides tips for using a trading journal effectively. It explains that optimistic, pessimistic, and realistic traders can all benefit from keeping a journal to track what trading strategies and patterns have worked best for their style. The journal allows traders to identify the most profitable times of day and setups to focus on. Analyzing past trades in a journal is key to developing a set of rules tailored to each individual trader.
This document provides an overview of high probability trading setups for the currency market. It discusses the top 10 trading rules developed by the authors from years of observing currency price action. These rules are meant to keep traders grounded and out of harm's way. The document then outlines several high probability trading setups and strategies for both trending and counter-trend environments in the currency market.
This document provides an overview of market trending in forex trading. It discusses the three types of market trends - uptrend, downtrend, and sideways. An uptrend is identified when the price breaks above the high of the previous candlestick, while a downtrend is identified when the price breaks below the low. Sideways trends occur when there is little price movement and candles form dojis. It also describes how to identify a weakening trend through indicators like shadow length, decreasing volume, and stochastic signals. The best entries are at support and resistance levels on smaller time frames once the trend is confirmed on larger time frames.
Click here for more information on range trading
http://www.netpicks.com/simple-range-trading-strategy/
Here is some information on range trading:
It’s been said that a market only trends 30% of the time.
I can’t quantify that figure but having a range trading strategy to take advantage of the other 70% is good business.
Range trading is not difficult however it does require discipline and a method of determining when a trading range is in play.
For more information on range trading click here:
http://www.netpicks.com/simple-range-trading-strategy/
This document introduces the MagicBreakout forex trading strategy. It is summarized as follows:
1) The strategy aims to enter the market before breakouts occur by using the CCI indicator to signal when to enter trades. This allows traders to enter positions before the crowd of momentum traders.
2) Detailed rules are provided for both entry and exit including identifying trends using EMAs, setting entry criteria using CCI crossovers, and taking profits and stops using Fibonacci retracement levels.
3) Following the strategy and strict money management is touted as the key to achieving consistent profits that grow exponentially over time. Additional paid strategies and software are promoted as helping automate the system.
This document discusses reasons why most traders fail at binary options trading. It identifies greed, lack of patience, having no goals, unrealistic expectations, gambling mindset, inability to accept losses, inconsistency, and poor money management as common reasons for failure. Each topic is then expanded on in one or more paragraphs to provide further explanation and advice to traders. The key to success is identified as having patience, well-defined goals, realistic expectations, treating trading seriously rather than as gambling, accepting that losses will occur, developing consistent strategies, and properly managing risk on each trade.
This document provides an introduction to technical analysis tools and techniques. It begins by explaining different types of stock price charts, including line charts, bar charts, and candlestick charts. It then discusses moving averages and how they can be used to identify trends. Support and resistance levels are explained as important trend lines. The document also covers envelopes, Bollinger Bands, and Parabolic SAR as additional technical indicators. It emphasizes that these tools should be used together to analyze trends and identify entry and exit points for trades.
The document discusses Fibonacci analysis, a technical analysis tool that uses key Fibonacci ratios to identify potential support and resistance levels in financial markets. It notes that Fibonacci ratios of 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1.27, 1.618, and 2.618 provide important support and resistance levels. Retracements of 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6% are watched as potential reversal levels. Extensions can then be used to project price targets in the direction of the trend. An example is given showing a pullback finding support at the 38.2% retracement before continuing upward to hit the 161.8% extension target.
This document provides definitions and strategies for the Follow The Money (FTM) trading strategy. It discusses analyzing market structure and momentum on different timeframes to identify trends and trading opportunities that are aligned across timeframes. Key concepts explained include order blocks, imbalances, and how institutional traders use techniques like stop hunt candles and order manipulation to provide liquidity and mitigate losses. The document emphasizes the importance of trading with the trend and looking for continuation moves where structures are aligned on multiple timeframes.
“Forex Trading Strategies” is a complete guide of most popular and widely used strategies in Forex trade. You can read about day trading and its main types, understand the strategies based on market analysis, learn about portfolio and algorithmic trading, and many more. The book represents the ins and outs of each strategy - why and how it is used and how to get profit from trade. It is suitable for all traders who are novice in trade or want to improve their skills. All the strategies classified and explained here are for educational purposes and can be applied by each trader in a different way.
This is part of the Education Series prepared by StockStream Financial Services. This session looks at developing trading strategies using Pivot Points.
This document provides an overview of price action trading. It defines price action trading as basing trading decisions solely on price movements and patterns, without using indicators. Price action traders believe the only true information comes from price itself. Common price action strategies include breakouts, where the price breaks out of a range or pattern. Benefits are that strategies are simple and entries/exits are often favorable compared to lagging indicators. Drawbacks include difficulty automating and not knowing if an upward moving price will continue rising.
This document provides an overview of technical analysis approaches for understanding the market. It discusses the philosophy and assumptions behind technical analysis, including that prices move in trends and history repeats itself. It defines key concepts like trends, support and resistance, and different charting styles. It also covers reversal and continuation patterns, the principle of confirmation and divergence, and introduces MetaTrader 4 platform and indicators. The document is the first part of an outline on technical analysis and previews topics to be covered in more depth in part two.
The document discusses several momentum indicators used in technical analysis:
1) The True Strength Index (TSI) uses exponential moving averages of momentum to indicate trend direction and overbought/oversold conditions. Values between +25 and -25 suggest the market may turn.
2) The Relative Strength Index (RSI) compares recent gains to recent losses to measure momentum. Values above 70 suggest an asset is overbought and below 30 means it is oversold.
3) The Stochastic Oscillator compares the current close to the high-low range to indicate if a stock is near the high or low end of its recent trading range.
4) The Williams %R reflects the
How to Use Pivot Points in Day TradingVivek Rattan
This document provides an overview of how to use pivot points, also known as support and resistance (SR) lines, for day trading. Pivot points identify key reference levels that can indicate market bias and future support and resistance. They help traders determine when to enter and exit positions, place stops, and take profits. Pivot points are calculated based on the previous day's high, low, and close prices. Traders can use pivot points for range trading by entering positions near support or resistance levels and placing stops just above or below. They can also use pivot points for breakout trading by entering on initial breakouts or corrections back within the range.
The document provides an overview of the Ichimoku Cloud technical analysis indicator, including:
1. The basic components of the Ichimoku Cloud are described as the Tenkan-Sen, Kijun-Sen, Senkou Span A, Senkou Span B, and Chinkou Span lines.
2. Buy and sell signals are given by crossovers of the Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen lines, whether the closing price is above or below the cloud, the position of the Chinkou Span line, and the composition of Senkou Span A and B.
3. Examples of how to interpret the Ichimoku Cloud signals on
This document discusses swing trading tactics and provides an overview of:
1. The 6 major time frames used in trading, including long term, intermediate term, and short term frames. Daily charts are most used by swing traders.
2. The 4 trading styles - wealth building styles of core trading and swing trading, and income producing styles of guerilla trading and micro-trading.
3. Tools for swing trading including using the 20 day and 40 day moving averages to identify entry and exit points in trends on daily charts.
This document provides an introduction to trend following strategies for novice traders. It discusses how markets move based on the constant battle between bullish and bearish investors. When one group gains an advantage over the other, it can be difficult for the losing side to reverse the trend. The document advises traders to take an objective, neutral view of the market and look for major trends rather than trying to time every small movement. It emphasizes the importance of identifying clear support and resistance levels on charts in order to get into trades that have the greatest potential to yield large profits.
The document introduces the RSI indicator strategy for trend reversals on timeframes of 5-15 minutes for currency pairs like EURUSD and GBPUSD. It explains that RSI shows when the price is overbought or oversold, signaling trend reversals back within its 30-70 trading range. It provides instructions on how to set up the RSI indicator on a 1-minute candle chart using a period of 5, and describes buying put options when RSI drops below 70 from overbought conditions or call options when RSI rises above 30 from oversold conditions.
http://www.marketgeeks.com/support-and-resistance-trading/ Download Your Free Swing Trading Report Today. Support and resistance trading is a great way for beginners to get their feet wet. Learn basic principles of trading that will help you increase your profits and decrease your losers.
The document provides tips for using a trading journal effectively. It explains that optimistic, pessimistic, and realistic traders can all benefit from keeping a journal to track what trading strategies and patterns have worked best for their style. The journal allows traders to identify the most profitable times of day and setups to focus on. Analyzing past trades in a journal is key to developing a set of rules tailored to each individual trader.
This document provides an overview of high probability trading setups for the currency market. It discusses the top 10 trading rules developed by the authors from years of observing currency price action. These rules are meant to keep traders grounded and out of harm's way. The document then outlines several high probability trading setups and strategies for both trending and counter-trend environments in the currency market.
This document provides an overview of market trending in forex trading. It discusses the three types of market trends - uptrend, downtrend, and sideways. An uptrend is identified when the price breaks above the high of the previous candlestick, while a downtrend is identified when the price breaks below the low. Sideways trends occur when there is little price movement and candles form dojis. It also describes how to identify a weakening trend through indicators like shadow length, decreasing volume, and stochastic signals. The best entries are at support and resistance levels on smaller time frames once the trend is confirmed on larger time frames.
Click here for more information on range trading
http://www.netpicks.com/simple-range-trading-strategy/
Here is some information on range trading:
It’s been said that a market only trends 30% of the time.
I can’t quantify that figure but having a range trading strategy to take advantage of the other 70% is good business.
Range trading is not difficult however it does require discipline and a method of determining when a trading range is in play.
For more information on range trading click here:
http://www.netpicks.com/simple-range-trading-strategy/
This document introduces the MagicBreakout forex trading strategy. It is summarized as follows:
1) The strategy aims to enter the market before breakouts occur by using the CCI indicator to signal when to enter trades. This allows traders to enter positions before the crowd of momentum traders.
2) Detailed rules are provided for both entry and exit including identifying trends using EMAs, setting entry criteria using CCI crossovers, and taking profits and stops using Fibonacci retracement levels.
3) Following the strategy and strict money management is touted as the key to achieving consistent profits that grow exponentially over time. Additional paid strategies and software are promoted as helping automate the system.
This document discusses reasons why most traders fail at binary options trading. It identifies greed, lack of patience, having no goals, unrealistic expectations, gambling mindset, inability to accept losses, inconsistency, and poor money management as common reasons for failure. Each topic is then expanded on in one or more paragraphs to provide further explanation and advice to traders. The key to success is identified as having patience, well-defined goals, realistic expectations, treating trading seriously rather than as gambling, accepting that losses will occur, developing consistent strategies, and properly managing risk on each trade.
This document provides an introduction to technical analysis tools and techniques. It begins by explaining different types of stock price charts, including line charts, bar charts, and candlestick charts. It then discusses moving averages and how they can be used to identify trends. Support and resistance levels are explained as important trend lines. The document also covers envelopes, Bollinger Bands, and Parabolic SAR as additional technical indicators. It emphasizes that these tools should be used together to analyze trends and identify entry and exit points for trades.
The document discusses Fibonacci analysis, a technical analysis tool that uses key Fibonacci ratios to identify potential support and resistance levels in financial markets. It notes that Fibonacci ratios of 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1.27, 1.618, and 2.618 provide important support and resistance levels. Retracements of 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6% are watched as potential reversal levels. Extensions can then be used to project price targets in the direction of the trend. An example is given showing a pullback finding support at the 38.2% retracement before continuing upward to hit the 161.8% extension target.
This document provides definitions and strategies for the Follow The Money (FTM) trading strategy. It discusses analyzing market structure and momentum on different timeframes to identify trends and trading opportunities that are aligned across timeframes. Key concepts explained include order blocks, imbalances, and how institutional traders use techniques like stop hunt candles and order manipulation to provide liquidity and mitigate losses. The document emphasizes the importance of trading with the trend and looking for continuation moves where structures are aligned on multiple timeframes.
“Forex Trading Strategies” is a complete guide of most popular and widely used strategies in Forex trade. You can read about day trading and its main types, understand the strategies based on market analysis, learn about portfolio and algorithmic trading, and many more. The book represents the ins and outs of each strategy - why and how it is used and how to get profit from trade. It is suitable for all traders who are novice in trade or want to improve their skills. All the strategies classified and explained here are for educational purposes and can be applied by each trader in a different way.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader Qatar - August 17, 2020 التحليل الفني اليومي لبو...QNB Group
The Index managed to move above its 200 moving average, which is a great feat, and we see the index approaching our next resistance at the 9,700 level.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for July 17 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي لب...QNB Group
The Index started to breakout above the corrective channel and has moved above its moving averages; both actions are favorable, but need to be sustained.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for July 22 2018 التحليل الفني اليومي لب...QNB Group
The QSE Index closed slightly down but the short-term trend remains up. A correction is expected under the 9,500 resistance level. DLALA HOLDING stock price has formed a bullish pennant pattern suggesting another uptrend. The price is expected to reach targets of QR17.20-QR18.25 if it breaks above the QR16.40 resistance level. Market breadth was 15 declining stocks versus 21 advancing stocks.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader Qatar - July 13, 2020 التحليل الفني اليومي لبورص...QNB Group
The Qatari stock market index created a double top formation and was unable to rise above its 200-day simple moving average, indicating potential weakness. One stock, Qatari German Co., reached a multi-year high with increasing volume, suggesting further upward movement faces less resistance. The document provides analysis and definitions related to technical indicators used to evaluate stock performance.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for September 06, 2018 التحليل الفني الي...QNB Group
The document provides a daily technical analysis and overview of the Qatar Stock Exchange index and the stock Barwa Real Estate. It notes that the general index has started a correction but the main trend remains upward. It also summarizes that the price of Barwa Real Estate broke out above a symmetrical triangle formation and is expected to continue moving upward. Key resistance and support levels are identified for both the index and the stock.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for May 05, 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي لب...QNB Group
The Index continued to go up inside its uptrend channel in the short term, but it remains under the pressure of the rising-wedge formation in the longer term.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader Qatar -July 02, 2020 التحليل الفني اليومي لبورصة...QNB Group
The QSE Index created a double top formation and was unable to move above the 200SMA, indicating potential weakness. Vodafone Qatar's stock trend has been upward but is testing the 200SMA; a break above this level would be a positive sign. Technical indicators and definitions are provided for terms like candlesticks, support, resistance, simple moving average (SMA).
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar August 01 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي لبور...QNB Group
The document provides a daily technical analysis and overview of the Qatar stock market index and two Qatari stocks - Qatar German Hospital and Qatar German Medical Devices. For the index, it notes that the index has broken out of a corrective channel and moved above its moving averages, which is positive if sustained. It provides expected resistance and support levels. For the two stocks, it provides daily charts, notes on momentum, expected price targets, resistance/support levels, and suggests entry/exit points. Technical definitions for candlesticks, support/resistance levels and moving averages are also included.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for June 20, 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي ل...QNB Group
The Index started to breakout above the corrective channel and has moved above its moving averages; both actions are favorable, but need to be sustained.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for June 16, 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي ل...QNB Group
The Index started to breakout above the corrective channel and has moved above its moving averages; both actions are favorable, but need to be sustained.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for September 19, 2018 التحليل الفني الي...QNB Group
The document provides a daily technical analysis of the QSE Index and Qatar Insurance Company stock in Qatar. For the QSE Index, it notes the index continues to drop below 10,000 and may fall further to 9,750, though the overall trend remains upward. For Qatar Insurance Company stock, it observes a symmetrical triangle price formation was created on the downtrend but has been breached upward, suggesting an expected short-term price increase. Key resistance and support levels are identified for both.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader - Qatar for May 07, 2019 التحليل الفني اليومي لب...QNB Group
The Index continued to go up inside its uptrend channel in the short term, but it remains under the pressure of the rising-wedge formation in the longer term.
QNBFS Daily Technical Trader Qatar - July 14, 2020 التحليل الفني اليومي لبورص...QNB Group
The Qatari stock market index closed slightly lower and technical indicators show weakness may continue. Nakilat stock closed at a multi-year high and is expected to rise further upon breaking past recent peaks. Definitions of technical analysis terms like candles, support, resistance and moving averages are also provided.
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A Simplified Ichimoku System
by John Treadle (tradingtools.net)
First of all, let me say that the system I trade is a simplified Ichimoku system derived from a strategy
created by Vince Vora at Tradingwins.com. I have used the basics of his system and customized it to
add a few features that make it more precise and useful to me (if you wish to see the initial system
you can visit the Tradingwins.com website). It relies quite heavily on the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system,
although it is stripped down version of it and has a few add-ons.
It is a simple system based on a few indicators that tells you in a second whether you have a trade
setup or not. It can be traded with an extremely low risk level, I personally use a 1,5% risk on individual
trades.
Before I go any further, please note that this document assumes that you are already familiar with
Forex and Forex trading, we will not teach you to trade Forex here. If however you are a beginner and
need advice on resources to help you learn the skills of Forex trading, you will find a few
recommendations here: http://www.gaiatrader.com/learn-about-forex-and-forex-trading/
Now, let me take you through the characteristics of this system, which is basically a momentum
catching strategy.
Which market ? what timeframe ?
This system works on any market, any timeframe. I use it to trade forex on the H4.
Due to my day job I can't afford to watch the market more than twice a day, that is early in the morning
(around 7-8 AM GMT and in the evenings around 9-10 PM GMT). For that kind of trading, the H4 is
ideal because it will give you a reasonable volume of trades and a good grip on the momentum moves
of a pair without forcing you to keep a constant watch on your trades.
What market conditions are we looking for ?
Since this strategy aims at catching trending moves, we are looking for clean charts and want to avoid
cluttered pairs where volatility is high with unclear price directions, violent swings or spikes, …
Two examples of what I mean below:
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What indicators ?
The system uses five indicators, that might seem a lot, but they all have a function and actually they
are a tremendous visual aid for reading graphs and to me they make things much simpler.
The Ichimoku cloud and Kijun Sen
The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system is a very elaborate but simple system devised by a Japanese
journalist named Goichi Hosoda in the late 1930s and released to the general public in the late 1960s
after 30 years of testing and improvement. It is a very complete system giving an instant view of
market conditions, possible entries, exits, support and resistance levels and key past and future
market levels. Literally, Ichimoku Kinko Hyo translates as “one glance equilibrium chart”.
The original system consists of five lines named Tenkan-Sen, Kijun-Sen, Senkou Span A, Senkou
Span B and the Chikou Span. What we call the Ichimoku cloud is the area between the Senkou Span
A and Senkou Span B, it is usually colored.
Below is a representation of the system and the five lines that compose it (we only use three of them):
The Ichimoku system is a moving average based trade identification system. It is quite elaborate and
novice traders might find it difficult to read. However, in our trading system we are only using two of
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the core components which are the Kumo cloud and the Kijun Sen, since the information they
provide is sufficient for the kind of market conditions we want to identify.
The cloud (also named Kumo in Japanese) is the area between Senkou Span A (also named SSA)
and Senkou Span B (SSB), whose definitions are the following:
• SSA = (Tenkan Sen + Kijun Sen) / 2 plotted 26 periods ahead
• SSB = (highest high + lowest low) / 2 calculated over the past 52 periods and plotted 26
periods ahead
The kijun Sen is defined as:
• Kijun Sen = (highest high + lowest low) / 2 for the past 26 periods
And for reference only (because we do not use them) the other lines are defined as:
• Tenkan Sen = (highest high + lowest low) / 2 for the last 9 periods
• Chikou Span = today’s closing price projected 26 periods back on the graph
Basically, what the cloud and Kijun Sen will tell us is the following:
• Kumo Cloud: when price is above the cloud we have an uptrend (we only trade long), when
it is below the cloud we have a downtrend (we only trade short) and when price is inside the
cloud we have a neutral situation (no trade). The projected portion of the cloud can also be
used as an indication of future market conditions. The height of the cloud is a representation
of volatility, so a thinner cloud would indicate lower volatility, and a thicker cloud will represent
stronger areas of support and resistance. The SSB is the stronger of the two lines and will
generally form solid S/R levels. Markets are said to be bullish when SSA is above SSB, and
bearish when SSA is below SSB. A crossing of SSA and SSB lines (usually triggering a change
in the cloud color) is called a Kumo twist and can be a sign of potential trend inversion.
• Kijun Sen: this line is used as a confirmation line and can be used as support or resistance.
It is one the system’s stronger lines and usually a good indicator of future price movement. In
our system its slope is particularly important, so we use it both as a confirmation of the trend
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and as a potential trigger for exits being a representation of significant support or resistance
lines.
A 21 period Exponential Moving Average (21 EMA)
Moving averages are the single most used indicator in trading. But let’s be clear: they do not predict
future price movement, they just represent the current direction of a trend. There are many different
forms of moving averages (simple (SMA), exponential (EMA), weighted (WMA) …), here we use the
21 period EMA. Exponential moving average reduce the lag by giving more weight to recent prices,
therefore we prefer it to SMA. It also tends to be one of the most widely used moving averages, and
as such it is kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy since a lot of traders are always going to react around it.
In this system it is used to confirm a trend, we will be looking for strong slopes as indicators of strong
up or down trends.
Good slope Weak slope (no trade)
The RSI set to 7 periods
The RSI is the Relative Strength Index. It was created by Welles Wilder in 1978. It is an oscillator type
indicator that moves up and down on a scale from 0 to 100 and identifies the speed and change of
price movements.
The formula to calculate the RSI is the following: RSI=100 - [100 / (1 + RS)] where RS is the Relative
Strength = average gain / average loss
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In the standard setting of the RSI, the average gains (loss) are calculated by adding all the gains
(losses) for the past 14 periods. We use it with a setting of 7 periods as we want to use it to trade
quite a short cycle.
It is commonly accepted that the RSI has the following index thresholds:
• A reading of 30 or under is considered "oversold" and identifies potential price increase
• A reading of 70 or higher is "overbought" and identifies a potential price decrease
• A reading of 50 is considered neutral, and crossing that mark is usually the indication that a
trend is forming. For that reason, in this system we use the bounce on the 50 mark as
confirmation that an uptrend or downtrend is resuming (see example below)
Bill Williams Fractals
Fractals were developed by Bill Williams as part of a system that he created mixing the Chaos Theory
with Human Psychology. Taken alone, fractals are indicators that actually break larger trends into
smaller and simple reversal patterns. A fractal is composed of five or more bars, and there are two
types of fractals:
• Up fractals: a bullish turning point occurs when there is a pattern with the lowest low in the
middle and two higher lows on each side
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• Down fractal: a bearish turning point occurs when there is a pattern with the highest high in
the middle and two lower highs on each side
The fractals are turning points, and we will use them for our stop loss placements (initial and trailing).
The idea is that in a long trade, we will place our stop at the most recent red fractal and in a short
trade we will place our stop loss at the most recent green fractal (see further down stop placement).
See a representation of fractals below, swing lows are the red fractals and swing highs are green
fractals.
Entry rules
Now that we’ve gone over the indicators and timeframe, let’s take a look at the entry rules. They are
very simple and easy to remember, which makes this system very straightforward because it is nearly
100% rule-based (trader discretion is always necessary in any system):
The first thing you should do is check that no major market announcement is on the docket for the
pair that you are trading (rate announcement, central bank conference, macro-economic figures
release, ...), that is very important since it could bring uncontrolled volatility to the pair.
For a long trade, the following conditions need to be met:
• price should be above the kumo cloud, indicating an uptrend (no trade if price is in the cloud
or below);
• the 21 period EMA should have an upward slope (avoid flat) as illustrated previously, and
ideally the Kijun Sen shouldn't be in a flat position either because that would mean we’re not
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really making higher highs on a medium term perspective. There will however be some cases
of entry when the Kijun is not yet sloping upwards; this will be a discretionary decision, the
most important is the 21 EMA;
• the idea is to catch a swing low on the uptrend and enter when the trend resumes. To time our
entry, we use the RSI as a gauge of speed and momentum of price movement, and therefore
we need it to dip towards the 50 mark and bounce back up again after hitting it. The signal
candle will be the one where the RSI goes back up.
• enter on a break of the high of the signal candle.
For a short trade, things should be the exact opposite:
• price should be below the cloud, indicating a downtrend (no trade if price is in the cloud or
above);
• the 21 period EMA should have on a downward slope (avoid flat) as illustrated previously, and
ideally the Kijun Sen shouldn't be in a flat position either because that would mean we’re not
really making lower lows on a medium term perspective;
• the idea is to catch a swing high on the downtrend and enter when the trend resumes. To time
our entry, we use the RSI as a gauge of speed and momentum of price movement, and
therefore we need it to move towards the 50 mark and bounce down up again after hitting it.
The signal candle will be the one where the RSI goes back up.
• enter on a break of the low of the signal candle
In both long and short entries, it could happen that the RSI doesn’t exactly hit the 50 mark, I think that
can be ok if it remains in a reasonably tight zone around the 50 level and if all other conditions are
met, especially the slopes on EMA and Kijun. That is left to trader appreciation but I have found to
miss significant market moves if I get too strict on an exact hit of the 50 mark.
Stops
For stop-loss placement I have already explained that I use fractals. Again, it is a simple and
straightforward rule. The reason for using fractals is that they represent key short term swing highs or
lows. If I’m going long and the previous up fractal (see above for definition) is broken by a downward
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move then my conditions for an uptrend are no longer met. And the same goes for a short trade. If a
down fractal is broken by an upward move then my conditions for a downtrend are no longer met.
Trade management and exits
I usually trail my stop to the next fractal as price moves in my favor, but since I try to keep my risk
extremely low I will often move my stop to break-even without waiting for a fractal if I have reached
1R (one times my risk).
Exits are very discretionary and depend heavily on your money management strategy. Several
options are open:
• exit when price crosses the Kijun or EMA
• exit when price hits the cloud
• exit at a certain level of gain (this is what I use most often)
• exit before significant market announcements, weekends, …
As explained my strategy is to trail my stop with fractals but when price reaches R3 (three times my
risk) I will directly move my stop-loss just beneath it, since I never want to give back an inch of
profit on an R3 trade. That is an essential part of my money management, and the reason why this
strategy is profitable for me even if I hit a 30 to 40% win rate.
Money management and risk
I use a 1,5% risk maximum on any given trade, with an overall of 5% on concurrent positions. That’s
very conservative, I know it sounds small but believe me with a few good trades the performance can
be excellent. Anyway, I like to keep it that way because that’s the amount of risk that I am comfortable
with, and that is key. You cannot trade with amounts that keep you awake or have you checking prices
every minute. That is simply impossible and usually creates a psychological bias that will prevent you
from applying your rules. Experience has proven that keeping my losses at a minimum is absolutely
crucial. I make most of my monthly profit with my best 3 to 5 trades, the rest of them being break-
even, a small loss or reasonable profit (I have around 20 to 30 trades a month).
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Pairs traded
I don’t think this is an essential part of the system, because basically as I said it works with any market.
Anyway, here are the pairs I trade :
EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/GBP, NZD/USD, EUR/JPY, XAG/USD (silver),
XAU/USD (gold), GBP/JPY, EUR/AUD, GBP/AUD, USD/CAD, EUR/CAD, EUR/NZD, AUD/CAD,
AUD/NZD, CAD/JPY => 18 pairs
Final words: a 15 minute per day system
I have a day job. I never trade at work. I can only trade from home twice a day and I have a family I
like spending time with. With this simple system (nearly 100% rule-based) it takes me five minutes in
the morning and five minutes in the evening to scan the 18 pairs that I trade, and a little more if I have
open positions, but that’s it => basically this is a 15min per day system, no interpretations, no splitting
hair, you either have a setup or you don’t. The toughest part is managing trades and mainly deciding
on exits.
It has been a profitable system for me so far but I believe my strict money management also has had
a key role to play. I started making consistent profits when I lowered my risk, and never ever bended
my rules. You have to understand that the system is only 20% of the journey, the rest is money
management (low risk and never give back profits), consistency and courage (stick to the rules in
drawdowns).
Well, there you have it, if you want to follow my daily performance using this system that I trade every
day I post my trades on my website https://tradingtools.net and also on Facebook (John Treadle),
Twitter and Pinterest. So there, you can judge by yourself and see if this system is appropriate for
you.
Safe trading.
John Treadle