This gives a glimpse of the Pattern Recognition Method of The Responsible Trading System, which will be discussed in more details in my forthcoming book "The Responsible Trader."
This is a discussion ot Charting Basics, line chart, bar chart, and candlestick charts. It also explains the difference between Arithmetic and Lograrithmic presentation of Stock Charts.
This is my TRT-POV on Further Charting where I discussed Japanese candlesticks and the 3 Important things to remember when using them for trading. I also discussed candlestick addition, candlestick reading and other chart forms such as Point and Figure, Candle Volume,Three Line Break, Renko and Kagi.
This presentation covers discussion on Volume and Open Interest. It also covers the three types of Gaps, why they occur and when they are filled. In addition blowoffs and selling climaxes are also briefly covered.
This is my TRT-POV on Module 12 – Building a Trading System. This is where I discussed and gave example on how to build a trading system step-by-step using The Responsible Trading System worksheet to put all the learnings that I have shared in all the Modules together.
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/
Technical analysis involves analyzing stock price data to identify trends and patterns that can be used to inform trading decisions. The document discusses reasons for performing technical analysis, assumptions of technical analysis, different chart types used including line charts, bar charts and candlestick charts. It then describes different candlestick patterns such as marubozu, spinning tops, and doji that can indicate bullish or bearish market movements. The document emphasizes looking for patterns within the context of prior trends and being flexible in interpreting patterns.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, and provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index. The key points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from volatility remaining within a defined range through simultaneously writing put and call options both above and below the current index level. The document includes disclaimers that the presenters are not providing individualized advice.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - individuals from Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management and cutting losses.
3. A practice disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 as an example to illustrate concepts like being non-directional and managing risk.
The document concludes by providing takeaways on being disciplined, making money without directional bets, the benefits of leverage with options, and opportunities
This is a discussion ot Charting Basics, line chart, bar chart, and candlestick charts. It also explains the difference between Arithmetic and Lograrithmic presentation of Stock Charts.
This is my TRT-POV on Further Charting where I discussed Japanese candlesticks and the 3 Important things to remember when using them for trading. I also discussed candlestick addition, candlestick reading and other chart forms such as Point and Figure, Candle Volume,Three Line Break, Renko and Kagi.
This presentation covers discussion on Volume and Open Interest. It also covers the three types of Gaps, why they occur and when they are filled. In addition blowoffs and selling climaxes are also briefly covered.
This is my TRT-POV on Module 12 – Building a Trading System. This is where I discussed and gave example on how to build a trading system step-by-step using The Responsible Trading System worksheet to put all the learnings that I have shared in all the Modules together.
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/
Technical analysis involves analyzing stock price data to identify trends and patterns that can be used to inform trading decisions. The document discusses reasons for performing technical analysis, assumptions of technical analysis, different chart types used including line charts, bar charts and candlestick charts. It then describes different candlestick patterns such as marubozu, spinning tops, and doji that can indicate bullish or bearish market movements. The document emphasizes looking for patterns within the context of prior trends and being flexible in interpreting patterns.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, and provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index. The key points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from volatility remaining within a defined range through simultaneously writing put and call options both above and below the current index level. The document includes disclaimers that the presenters are not providing individualized advice.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - individuals from Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management and cutting losses.
3. A practice disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 as an example to illustrate concepts like being non-directional and managing risk.
The document concludes by providing takeaways on being disciplined, making money without directional bets, the benefits of leverage with options, and opportunities
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using the S&P 500 as an example to benefit from volatility while remaining non-directional in the market.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of being disciplined by predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan for trading options.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using SPX options to generate returns in a range-bound market without directional bias. Historical performance data is provided on a practice account.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of discipline, predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic approach for consistent profits when trading options or other instruments. An upcoming workshop is announced for
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst and plan for each trade, predefining risk, cutting losses quickly and using a systematic money management strategy.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using S&P 500 options to generate returns in a range-bound market with limited risk.
The presentation aims to educate attendees on option strategies and disciplined trading principles in a non-directional manner with positive expected returns.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using equity options. It discusses who is providing the presentation, defines disciplined trading as trading based on conviction, catalyst, and complacency with predefined risk management. It then gives an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500, explaining how the strategy works and providing management guidelines. Videos and future meetup details are also listed.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who the presenters are and their backgrounds in trading and financial education.
- What disciplined trading involves, including having a conviction, catalyst, and compliance plan for each trade and cutting losses without hesitation.
- An overview of the presentation agenda, which will cover an introduction, what disciplined trading is, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using options.
- Disclaimers that the presentation is for educational purposes only and they are not providing individualized recommendations or advice.
This document provides an agenda and overview of a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation is given by Karim Adatia, a full-time stock options trader and financial educator. It discusses what disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk and cutting losses. It then gives an example of an "iron condor" options strategy using an index like the S&P 500, where options are both sold above and below a perceived trading range to reduce directional exposure. The presentation concludes by emphasizing the importance of discipline in trading and provides information on future educational workshops.
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover:
1. An introduction of the presenters and their background in trading and financial education.
2. A definition of disciplined trading, focusing on trading based on conviction, catalysts, and risk management.
3. A demonstration of an example disciplined trade using an options strategy called an iron condor on the S&P 500 index.
4. Key aspects of the iron condor strategy like its range-bound nature, use of out-of-the-money options, and goal of averaging an 8% return over 3 weeks through time decay.
5. A discussion of
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover:
1. An introduction of the presenters and their background in trading and financial education.
2. A definition of disciplined trading, focusing on trading based on conviction, catalysts, and risk management.
3. A demonstration of a practice disciplined options trade using an iron condor strategy, which is non-directional and aims to profit from volatility and time decay within a range.
4. A discussion of expectancy and position sizing when using this strategy, with the goal of making consistent profits through discipline and a systematic approach.
This document provides an agenda and overview of a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation is given by Karim Adatia, a full-time stock options trader and financial educator. It discusses what disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk and cutting losses. It also covers the iron condor options strategy using the S&P 500 as an example. Practice trades are shown and the presenters' long-term track record is referenced. Attendees are encouraged to follow ongoing practice trades and attend future workshops for more in-depth training.
http://www.premiertraderuniversity.com/ptucourse -- PTU Trading Course!
What is the fundamental pattern of any market that is trending? Depends on the direction, right?
If a market is trending up, we expect to see higher highs and lows and the downswings to be relatively the same.
Flip what I just mentioned over and you have a market that is heading down.
This is certainly basic knowledge that any trader should know….and be able to profit from and I want to show you how.
http://www.netpicks.com/trading-article/trading-pullbacks-profit/
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who the presenters are and their backgrounds in trading and financial education.
- What disciplined trading involves, including having a conviction, catalyst, and complacency for each trade, as well as predefined risk management and cutting losses.
- An overview of the presentation agenda, which will cover who the presenters are, what disciplined trading means, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using options.
- Disclaimers that the presentation is for educational purposes only and no specific recommendations or advice are being provided.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - individuals from Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and complacency for trades, predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan.
3. An example disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 index, which aims to profit from the index staying within a defined trading range over a short time period.
The document provides disclaimer information and outlines the presentation topics of who the presenters are, what disciplined
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who is hosting the presentation - Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
- What disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan.
- An example of an iron condor options strategy using an index like the S&P 500 to generate returns while remaining non-directional.
- A practice trade is provided for attendees to work through. Past performance tracking iron condor trades on the S&P 500 is also shared.
- The presentation emphasizes the importance of discipline in trading and that options can provide leverage
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading using equity options. The presentation will be given by Karim Adatia and his company Prosperis Passive Income Strategies. It will cover an introduction to the presenters and their background, a definition of disciplined trading, and a practice example of an iron condor options trade on the S&P 500 index. The presentation aims to educate attendees on making profits through non-directional trading using options while limiting risk through predefined strategies and money management techniques.
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover: who the presenters are, what disciplined trading involves, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using an options strategy called an iron condor. Key points include that disciplined trading requires predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. The example trade involves writing put and call options above and below a perceived trading range to benefit from volatility and time decay if the market stays within that range. Expectancy calculations show this strategy has a high win rate and positive expected value if followed systematically.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and discusses risk management. Key points include that disciplined traders predefine risk, cut losses without hesitation, and use systematic money management. The iron condor strategy aims for an 8% return over 3 weeks by selling options above and below a perceived trading range with time decay as the main driver of profits. Videos and upcoming workshops on the methodology are also promoted.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500 index, and lists videos for the week and an upcoming meetup agenda. Key points covered include predefining risk before trades, cutting losses without hesitation, and using a systematic money management plan. A disclaimer is also provided stating that the presenters are not registered advisors and any securities mentioned do not constitute recommendations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, and provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index. The key points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from volatility remaining within a defined range through simultaneously writing put and call options both above and below the current index level. The document also notes various disclaimers about the presenters and information provided.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index, and outlines the benefits of trading options versus stocks. Key points include that disciplined trading involves predefined risk management, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from a trading range by selling put and call options above and below the current index price. The strategy has a positive expectancy if trades are made systematically over numerous trades.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover: who the presenters are, what disciplined trading involves, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 index. Key aspects of disciplined trading discussed are predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic money management plan. The example trade outlines the short call, short put, long put, and long call positions within a defined trading range and time period. Expectancy calculations show the strategy has a high win rate and positive expected return.
On the charts of currency rates it’s possible to highlight geometric models, which are formed after the price level has reached its maximum value in the current trend. Recognition of these figures indicates the end of the trend and the beginning of a new movement.
This document provides an overview of candlestick patterns and their use in market analysis. It defines various candlestick patterns including single reversal patterns like hammers and shooting stars, multiple reversal patterns like engulfing patterns and harami, and continuation patterns like rising and falling windows. The document also discusses practical applications and interpretations of these patterns, emphasizing the importance of considering risk-reward when taking trades based on candlestick signals.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using the S&P 500 as an example to benefit from volatility while remaining non-directional in the market.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of being disciplined by predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan for trading options.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and plan for each trade as well as predefined risk management.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using SPX options to generate returns in a range-bound market without directional bias. Historical performance data is provided on a practice account.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of discipline, predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic approach for consistent profits when trading options or other instruments. An upcoming workshop is announced for
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - Karim Adatia and his company PPIS.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst and plan for each trade, predefining risk, cutting losses quickly and using a systematic money management strategy.
3. An example of an iron condor options strategy using S&P 500 options to generate returns in a range-bound market with limited risk.
The presentation aims to educate attendees on option strategies and disciplined trading principles in a non-directional manner with positive expected returns.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using equity options. It discusses who is providing the presentation, defines disciplined trading as trading based on conviction, catalyst, and complacency with predefined risk management. It then gives an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500, explaining how the strategy works and providing management guidelines. Videos and future meetup details are also listed.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who the presenters are and their backgrounds in trading and financial education.
- What disciplined trading involves, including having a conviction, catalyst, and compliance plan for each trade and cutting losses without hesitation.
- An overview of the presentation agenda, which will cover an introduction, what disciplined trading is, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using options.
- Disclaimers that the presentation is for educational purposes only and they are not providing individualized recommendations or advice.
This document provides an agenda and overview of a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation is given by Karim Adatia, a full-time stock options trader and financial educator. It discusses what disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk and cutting losses. It then gives an example of an "iron condor" options strategy using an index like the S&P 500, where options are both sold above and below a perceived trading range to reduce directional exposure. The presentation concludes by emphasizing the importance of discipline in trading and provides information on future educational workshops.
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover:
1. An introduction of the presenters and their background in trading and financial education.
2. A definition of disciplined trading, focusing on trading based on conviction, catalysts, and risk management.
3. A demonstration of an example disciplined trade using an options strategy called an iron condor on the S&P 500 index.
4. Key aspects of the iron condor strategy like its range-bound nature, use of out-of-the-money options, and goal of averaging an 8% return over 3 weeks through time decay.
5. A discussion of
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover:
1. An introduction of the presenters and their background in trading and financial education.
2. A definition of disciplined trading, focusing on trading based on conviction, catalysts, and risk management.
3. A demonstration of a practice disciplined options trade using an iron condor strategy, which is non-directional and aims to profit from volatility and time decay within a range.
4. A discussion of expectancy and position sizing when using this strategy, with the goal of making consistent profits through discipline and a systematic approach.
This document provides an agenda and overview of a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation is given by Karim Adatia, a full-time stock options trader and financial educator. It discusses what disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk and cutting losses. It also covers the iron condor options strategy using the S&P 500 as an example. Practice trades are shown and the presenters' long-term track record is referenced. Attendees are encouraged to follow ongoing practice trades and attend future workshops for more in-depth training.
http://www.premiertraderuniversity.com/ptucourse -- PTU Trading Course!
What is the fundamental pattern of any market that is trending? Depends on the direction, right?
If a market is trending up, we expect to see higher highs and lows and the downswings to be relatively the same.
Flip what I just mentioned over and you have a market that is heading down.
This is certainly basic knowledge that any trader should know….and be able to profit from and I want to show you how.
http://www.netpicks.com/trading-article/trading-pullbacks-profit/
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who the presenters are and their backgrounds in trading and financial education.
- What disciplined trading involves, including having a conviction, catalyst, and complacency for each trade, as well as predefined risk management and cutting losses.
- An overview of the presentation agenda, which will cover who the presenters are, what disciplined trading means, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using options.
- Disclaimers that the presentation is for educational purposes only and no specific recommendations or advice are being provided.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
1. Who is providing the presentation - individuals from Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
2. What disciplined trading involves - having a conviction, catalyst, and complacency for trades, predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan.
3. An example disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 index, which aims to profit from the index staying within a defined trading range over a short time period.
The document provides disclaimer information and outlines the presentation topics of who the presenters are, what disciplined
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. It discusses:
- Who is hosting the presentation - Vancouver Disciplined Trading Hub and Prosperis Passive Income Strategies.
- What disciplined trading involves, including predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan.
- An example of an iron condor options strategy using an index like the S&P 500 to generate returns while remaining non-directional.
- A practice trade is provided for attendees to work through. Past performance tracking iron condor trades on the S&P 500 is also shared.
- The presentation emphasizes the importance of discipline in trading and that options can provide leverage
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading using equity options. The presentation will be given by Karim Adatia and his company Prosperis Passive Income Strategies. It will cover an introduction to the presenters and their background, a definition of disciplined trading, and a practice example of an iron condor options trade on the S&P 500 index. The presentation aims to educate attendees on making profits through non-directional trading using options while limiting risk through predefined strategies and money management techniques.
This document provides an agenda and overview for an educational presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover: who the presenters are, what disciplined trading involves, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using an options strategy called an iron condor. Key points include that disciplined trading requires predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. The example trade involves writing put and call options above and below a perceived trading range to benefit from volatility and time decay if the market stays within that range. Expectancy calculations show this strategy has a high win rate and positive expected value if followed systematically.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and discusses risk management. Key points include that disciplined traders predefine risk, cut losses without hesitation, and use systematic money management. The iron condor strategy aims for an 8% return over 3 weeks by selling options above and below a perceived trading range with time decay as the main driver of profits. Videos and upcoming workshops on the methodology are also promoted.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500 index, and lists videos for the week and an upcoming meetup agenda. Key points covered include predefining risk before trades, cutting losses without hesitation, and using a systematic money management plan. A disclaimer is also provided stating that the presenters are not registered advisors and any securities mentioned do not constitute recommendations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, and provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index. The key points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from volatility remaining within a defined range through simultaneously writing put and call options both above and below the current index level. The document also notes various disclaimers about the presenters and information provided.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index, and outlines the benefits of trading options versus stocks. Key points include that disciplined trading involves predefined risk management, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. An iron condor strategy aims to profit from a trading range by selling put and call options above and below the current index price. The strategy has a positive expectancy if trades are made systematically over numerous trades.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on disciplined trading. The presentation will cover: who the presenters are, what disciplined trading involves, and an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor options strategy on the S&P 500 index. Key aspects of disciplined trading discussed are predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic money management plan. The example trade outlines the short call, short put, long put, and long call positions within a defined trading range and time period. Expectancy calculations show the strategy has a high win rate and positive expected return.
On the charts of currency rates it’s possible to highlight geometric models, which are formed after the price level has reached its maximum value in the current trend. Recognition of these figures indicates the end of the trend and the beginning of a new movement.
This document provides an overview of candlestick patterns and their use in market analysis. It defines various candlestick patterns including single reversal patterns like hammers and shooting stars, multiple reversal patterns like engulfing patterns and harami, and continuation patterns like rising and falling windows. The document also discusses practical applications and interpretations of these patterns, emphasizing the importance of considering risk-reward when taking trades based on candlestick signals.
How to design quant trading strategies using “R”?QuantInsti
This presentation answers fundamental questions like - What is R? How can we use R packages in writing quantitative trading strategies?
It also details the steps in the development of a quantitative trading strategy.
Going further it teaches how to optimize & refine your strategy.
The attached video gives an elaborate demonstration of a quant trading strategy in action.
The presentation is a part of a webinar which was conducted by Mr. Anil Yadav, who is a co-founder of iRageCapital and QuantInsti, manages an Algorithmic strategy advisory team at iRageCapital and is responsible for building and benchmarking strategies for the clients across various asset classes. Prior to iRage, he has worked as Convertible Analyst at Lehman Brothers. He is IIM - Lucknow and IIT - Kanpur Alumnus.
The document discusses connecting to financial data sources from R for trading strategies. It covers using Yahoo Finance for end-of-day data from the past year and connecting to Interactive Brokers for intraday data through their API. It notes that IB has extensive APIs for connecting through Java and C and allows for retrieving high frequency intraday data if the necessary programming is done, though there are limits on the number of requests and no more than one year of past data can be accessed at a time.
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.
Candlestick patterns provide technical traders with visual clues about investor sentiment and can signal potential reversals in trend. Some key reversal patterns include the hammer, hanging man, morning star, and evening star formations. Traders watch for these patterns to form at support/resistance levels or trendlines as potential entry signals. While candlesticks don't provide price targets, confirming patterns with technical analysis helps traders identify high probability trade setups. Proper risk management using stop losses is also important when trading candlestick reversal signals.
The document discusses candlestick patterns and how to interpret them. It defines what a candlestick is and how it depicts the battle between buyers and sellers. It explains bullish and bearish candlestick formations and provides examples like bullish engulfing, morning star, and tweezer bottom patterns. The document advises traders to watch for these patterns and provides guidelines for entering positions based on the formations.
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 discusses how to confirm the correct Elliott wave count in a financial market. It explains that the Wave Principle describes 13 wave patterns that can be combined in various ways, making it difficult to identify the right wave count. However, each Elliott wave has a distinct personality that provides confirmation. Impulse waves tend to move prices far in a short time period with a steep slope, while corrective waves move prices in a more sluggish manner over a longer time period. Identifying whether a wave's personality matches that of an impulse or corrective wave can help traders confirm they have labeled the waves correctly.
The document discusses the essential elements for successful trading, drawing an analogy to driving a race car. It identifies five key elements: 1) training and education, 2) technique/strategy, 3) stop loss placement and risk/reward ratios, 4) money management, and 5) psychology. For each element, it provides details on strategies and concepts traders should understand to improve their skills and maximize profits over the long run.
This is my TRT-POV on Module 9 - Elliott Waves and Cycles of Time. I tried to simplify the Elliott Wave Theory as best as I could so that newbies will be able to understand the theory and the principles behind it. I also covered the 3 Cardinal Rules in using the Elliott Wave Theory for trading decision making.
http://www.thechartist.com.au/membership-packages/chart-research.html
Elliot wave rules and guidelines to help us determine high-probability patter position of a market
every people want to invest money in different financial product like pf,fd,rd,sba. insurance ,mutual fund, bond ,debt,govt. securities and maximise wealth of money but all people are not aware about option trading strategy help you appreciate your investment amount
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor options trade using the S&P 500 index, and outlines the benefits of trading options versus stocks. Key points include that disciplined trading involves predefined risk management, cutting losses, and using a systematic plan. The iron condor strategy aims for returns of 8% over 3 weeks using out of the money options. An analysis of past SPX iron condor trades since April 2018 shows positive expectancy of around 227%. The presentation emphasizes the importance of being disciplined and suggests only pursuing this strategy after attending workshops or follow practice trades.
The document outlines Richard Wyckoff's discovery of a method to judge the stock market based on the basic law of supply and demand. Key points:
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The Ultimate Price Action Trading Guide - Atanas Matov_010821220629.pdfSumni Uchiha
This document is a guide to trading using price action. It discusses what price action is, who can benefit from it, and provides a two-step process for analyzing price action patterns. Key tools for price action trading include trend lines, charts, support and resistance levels, and breakouts. The document then focuses on trading support and resistance, explaining how to identify support and resistance levels using daily highs and lows, as well as how support and resistance levels can provide trading opportunities.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and demonstrates how to calculate the expectancy of the strategy based on past performance. The main points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using systematic money management, and that trading options non-directionally through strategies like iron condors can provide leverage and positive expectancy.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and outlines the benefits of trading options over stocks. Key points include that disciplined traders predefine risk, cut losses quickly, and use consistent money management. The iron condor strategy aims for an 8% return over 3 weeks by selling options above and below a perceived trading range. Historical track records show positive expectancy from following this non-directional strategy.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and demonstrates how to calculate the expectancy of the strategy based on past performance. The main points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using systematic money management, and that trading options non-directionally through strategies like iron condors can provide leverage and positive expectancy.
The document discusses counter trend trading and provides advice for being successful at it. It notes that traders are often not aware they are counter trend trading until they are in the trade. It recommends focusing on the speed of the trend and looking for aggressive pullbacks or retracements for entry opportunities. It warns that counter trends are short-lived and advises having a plan focused on trading with the overall trend direction for better odds of success.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and outlines the benefits of trading options over stocks. Key points include that disciplined traders predefine risk, cut losses quickly, and use systematic money management. The iron condor strategy aims for an 8% return over 3 weeks by selling options above and below a perceived trading range. Historical track records show positive expectancy when using this approach.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of an iron condor trade on the S&P 500 index, and demonstrates how to calculate the expectancy of the strategy based on past performance. The main points are that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using systematic money management, and that trading options non-directionally through strategies like iron condors can provide leverage and positive expectancy.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using equity options. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, and provides an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500 index. Key points covered include predefining risk before trading, cutting losses without hesitation, and using a systematic money management plan. A track record of the strategy since early 2018 shows positive expectancy, indicating consistency. The presentation encourages attendees to practice the strategy and attend future workshops for more details on adjustment techniques, entry criteria, and risk management.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who is providing the presentation, defines disciplined trading, and gives an example of an iron condor options trade. Key points include that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses without hesitation, and using a systematic money management plan. An iron condor strategy aims for a 8% return over 3 weeks by establishing a narrow trading range and benefiting from time decay. Videos and practice trades are provided for education purposes only, as the presenters are not registered advisors and are not providing personalized recommendations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading, provides an example of a practice disciplined trade using an iron condor strategy on the S&P 500 index, and lists videos and the meetup agenda for the week. Key points covered include predefining risk before trades, cutting losses without hesitation, and using a systematic money management plan. The iron condor strategy aims for an average 8% return over 3 weeks by selling options out of the money within a 95% confidence interval range. Expectancy calculations show the strategy has a positive expectancy based on historical performance.
The document discusses a presentation for an education meeting on disciplined trading. It provides an overview of the presenters and their company, defines disciplined trading, demonstrates a practice options trade, and lists upcoming educational videos. The presentation is intended for educational purposes only and does not provide personalized investment recommendations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading and equity options strategies. It discusses who is providing the presentation, defines disciplined trading, and gives an example of an iron condor options trade on the S&P 500 index. Key points include that disciplined trading involves predefining risk, cutting losses, and using a systematic money management plan. The iron condor strategy aims for a 8% return over 3 weeks by establishing a 95% confidence interval for the index's movement and selling options above and below that range. Historical data shows the strategy has a high win rate and positive expectancy when volatility is between 10-18 on the VIX index.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on disciplined trading using equity options strategies. It discusses who the presenters are, defines disciplined trading as trading based on conviction, catalyst, and complacency with predefined risk management. It then gives an example of an iron condor options strategy using the S&P 500 as an example, outlining the trade characteristics and mechanics. Key takeaways are around being disciplined in trading and that options can provide leverage that stock trading cannot.
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Module 4 - Reversal and Continuation Patterns
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The Responsible Trader’s - POV
Module 4 – Reversal and Continuation Patterns
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The Responsible Trader’s - POV
• The Responsible Trader's POV (Point of View).
• These are my notes, my own additional research and studies on the
Topic that I posted, and my personal observations and opinions that I
am sharing to further enhance our knowledge and understanding.
• Some of these were previously posted on “The Responsible Trader”
thread, Stock Market Pilipinas (www.stockmarketpilipinas.com). This
is the latest version of previous posts I made.
• Some of these plus further explanations and discussions will be
appearing in my forthcoming book “The Responsible Trader.”
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Quick Review –What is the Proper Term for the Troughs and the Peaks in both
Uptrend and Downtrend?
The Peaks are called Resistance. It is the
opposite of Support and represents a price
level or area where selling pressure overcomes
buying pressure.
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The Troughs are called Support. This is a level or
area on the chart where buying Interest is
sufficiently strong to overcome selling pressure
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Quick Review – What are the Degrees of a Trend?
1. Major trend – anything
over six months
2. Intermediate or
secondary trend – three
weeks to three months
3. Near term trend –
anything less than two
or three weeks.
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Quick Review –What is Role Reversal when we talk about Resistance and Support?
Role Reversal means Resistance turning to Support and vice versa.
Once a resistance or support level is broken, its role is reversed. If the price falls below a support level, that
level will become Resistance. If the price rises above a Resistance level, it will often become Support
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Module 4 – Reversal and Continuation Patterns
• Collectively these are called Chart Patterns and this is where newbies
encounter a lot of difficulty when learning Technical Analysis.
• I will not discuss the lesson in the order presented on the Module.
Instead, I will try to add value by sharing my own inputs.
• Warning: What follows next are my own personal ideas and
observations.
• If you are not open to exploring new ideas with an open mind, you may
close the video and go back to your regular routine. Anyway, the Chart
Patterns have been discussed thoroughly in the MCTA Video.
• If you are open to exploring new ideas with an open mind, you may
proceed.
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Module 4 – Reversal and Continuation Patterns
• This is a glimpse of the The Responsible Trading System - A system I
have developed myself. It is not the Holy Grail but it is a system that will
help you trade the market without fear and without greed.
• I will start first with the basics to make it easier for everyone to
understand.
• Think of Chart Patterns as consolidation. After consolidation, it could
result into a Trend Reversal or a Trend Continuation
• The key to learning Chart Patterns is not memorizing but RECOGNITION
and UNDERSTANDING. In this connection I would like to share with you
Pattern Recognition Method of the Responsible Trading System.
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Responsible Trading System - Pattern Recognition Method
RED FOR RESISTANCE
GREEN FOR SUPPORT
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Bulls Attack and Bears Defenses
ACTIVE
NEUTRAL
PASSIVE
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NEUTRAL
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Bears Attack and Bulls Defenses
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Go to the next slide for the answers
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
Trend is Sideways or Flat
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Nobody. Neither of them is in Control
Rectangle, can either be a Reversal or Continuation Pattern
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Go to the next slide for the answers
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
Trend is Sideways not Flat but in Consolidation
Nobody. Neither of them is in Control
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Symmetrical Triangle, again can either be a Reversal or Continuation Pattern
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Go to the next slide for the answers
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
Trend is an Uptrend
Bulls are in Control.
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Ascending Triangle. Since this is in a Context of an Uptrend when it breaks
out is likely going to be a Continuation Pattern of the Uptrend.
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Go to the next slide for the answers
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Pattern Recognition Method - Application
1. What is the Trend?
Trend is a Downtrend
Bears are in Control
2. Who is in Control? Bulls or Bears?
3. Draw the Bears Line of Attack/Defense.
4. Draw the Bulls Line of Attack/Defense.
5. What Chart Pattern do you see?
Descending Triangle. Since this is in a Context of a Downtrend when it breaks
down is likely going to be a Continuation Pattern of the Downtrend.
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Pattern Recognition – Application to Head &Shoulders Pattern
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Trendline Break
Failure Swing
Neckline Support
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Pattern Recognition Practice
There are 5 Chart Patterns Here. Using the Pattern Recognition Method of The Responsible Trading System
can you name them?
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Go to the next slide for the answers
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Pattern Recognition Practice - Answers
Ascending
Triangle
Head and
Shoulders
Descending
Triangle
Inverse Head
And Shoulders
Rising
Wedge
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