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I was looking at triggers for a trading strategy and asked AI to give me some ideas.. here's what it said
Here are several potential trading trigger ideas that could capitalize on momentum and market psychology:
Failed Double Top/Bottom Pattern
When a second peak/trough fails to r
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So I've been using the Dow Strike trading robot now for a couple of months and here are the results! 37 days of trading, 34 profitable and 3 losing.. made a total of $12,821.58 on a $100k account.. that's a 12.8% return in 2 months! It's particularly active from the US open and can open up 20-50 tr
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I have an associate, some guy I met online who I talk to about trading... he's an interesting character and one of the best traders that I've ever known. I'd like to say he's a friend as we do share a bit of information about each other besides our interest in trading but I've not met him in person
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I have two FREE online trading magazines for you today....
http://issuu.com/spreadbetmagazine/docs/spreadbet-magazine-v05capitalspreads
and
http://tradersonline-mag.com/01_ezine/01_traders/en/2012/06/index.html
The first link.. I've not seen this magazine before but hey, it doesn't cost a single dime so can't complain.
The second magazine, I'm familiar with and have in the past posted their links to their magazines. They have pretty good articles... they talk about strategi
May 26, 2012
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I went long on the DOW the other day, see the daily chart of the Dow below... it had hit support and the second time it did so, there was a pin bar pattern indicating strength with the buyers. The second day, you can see continued strength but today, there has been some selling. I went long at the break of the nose of the pin bar and my stop is 5 pips under the bottom of the pin. The trend is down however but this is a reversal play. It is risky considering how weak the market is but this could
May 25, 2012
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Every trader has heard of the trading adage "Hold onto your winners and cut your losers"... in practice, this is actually quite difficult to do as people have a habit of closing their winning trades early to secure their profit but have a habit of holding onto their losing trades in the hope that they may cover. This behaviour is universal for all investors or traders to the stock market and is known as the Disposition Effect.
I recently learnt of the Disposition Effect through attending
May 19, 2012
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