Adobe (ADBE) announced their earnings recently and the stock had a big change in price the following day. The stock had heavy volume, which is something I look for to setup a trade for the next trading session. This is one of the easier trades we teach in our training program and it’s called “2nd Day Plays”. After a stock has some type … Read More
What is Your Idea of Back Testing? Part II
Yesterday we looked at some examples of how a trader could use a handful of recent examples to make trading decisions. The hypothetical scenario played out quite terribly. Although fictional, it’s a thought process that I see happen each day by traders around the world. Here is an alternative way to consider strategy and statistical trading when trading something like … Read More
EUR/USD Strong. Next Support?
EUR/USD is generally strong but immediate price action is more range bound. Where are the best levels for longs? — Marc Principato, CMT, Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions
What is Your Idea of Back Testing?
Trade decisions are often based on what a trader observes on the chart. The thought process often starts with something like this: “The last time this happened ABC moved 5%” “Last year at this time the market stayed in a 2% range” “If I had bought the last three breakouts, then I would be up $5k right now!” “The MACD … Read More
What Is Price Action Analysis?
Everyone has their own definition. Here is a taste of how I define and use it. — Marc Principato, CMT, Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions
S&P Bullish But For How Long?
The S&P has been reluctant to sell off. Where are the best levels to get long? — Marc Principato, CMT, Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions
AUDUSD Bearish But Where To Short?
Recently AUDUSD has presented a bearish condition, but shorting lows is risky. — Marc, Principato Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions
GBPUSD: Rangebound or Strong?
The GBPUSD has been range bound most recently. Where are the extreme prices where we can see long or short opportunities? — Marc Principato, CMT, Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions