Hi Bella, I have been learning a ton from One Good Trade, The Playbook, and all the online educational content you have. Thank you! When you are analyzing a stock “in Play” and looking at previous support/resistance levels, how much weight do you give them going forward with that days trading? After all, we would be trading this stock in … Read More
Trading Off of Levels: How a Real Trader Works
There is this developing trader, who sends me a summary of his trading at the end of every week. I asked him to do this so I have data on whether we should hire him for the desk. He’s not quite ready but I love to see his progress. Mostly I want to see how he handles success and failure … Read More
A tool for comparing your levels to random levels.
A tool for seeing how your levels compare to random levels.
Traders Ask: How do you find levels “you love”?
Hi Mr. Bellafiore, I read your book and have been a daily reader of the blog ever since. I especially appreciate your and Adam Grimes’s posts. I trade the e-mini (ES) but would like to trade more stocks if I can figure it out. The recent post on execution was pointed. I suspect the difference in the trader who was shaken … Read More
Randomness revisited: random levels?
Another look at randomness in markets… this time looking at random S/R levels drawn on real price charts.
Traders Ask: Multiple Tests of Support?
Adam answers a reader’s question about buying at support.
Measuring Your Levels
Imagination is more important than knowledge… Albert Einstein We just got out of a Tradecast where one of our traders confused himself because he valued every level equally. All levels are not created equal. Before entering a trade you should ask: where can this stock go? During our Tradecast New Trader Mike showed tape of APC where he had two … Read More
All “LEVELS” ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL
During a midday lecture with our new class we discussed the trade in BA above 73.40, “a level”. One of our new traders reasoned, “BA got above the level so I bought.” I stood up, paced to the front of the room, and started teaching. We don’t just buy a stock because it is above a level. Or do we? … Read More
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