Power Charting – Intermediate to Advanced Intensive Q&A Video

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Power Charting – Intermediate to Advanced Intensive Q&A Video

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Intermediate to Advanced Intensive Q&A

This course offers almost 4 hours of intensive Q&A covering the following topics: Indicators, Moving Averages, Support and Resistance Levels, Fibonacci, Setups, Entries, Exits, Stops*, Market Events, News, and Trading Psychology. This course was not intensive. to Don’t miss this opportunity!

We cover the following topics and other tips

Pullback and 2 bar trades

2 Bar classic configuration

Use 20 MA – Choose 15min chart

Accepting a losing trade, and then getting out

ADX indicator

Analytical paralysis

Broadband and reception in other countries

Trend: Buy support and Sell Resistance

Capital to Trades involve risk

Futures vs cash (crazy/stock study)

Channel lines

Chart patterns – why don’t you use them more

Charts – Lower Time Frame

Charts – Trading on 1 minute charts (doesn’t use).

Near the bar to Trade

Congestion zones

Daily chart

Divergences

Avoid trading situations and money management

Edwards and McGee

Elliot waves

Fibanocci

Fish Hook – Wait for Bar to Close before trade

Fish Hook, Bent Finger, and Failures (countertrend)

Filling gaps

High Probability – Speedlines and 20 MA

Moving averages

Priority – Pivot Points

Most of the time, pivot points – R2 levels

PreMarket analysis – Price action and econ repts

Price Action vs Others (Relative importance).

Price is memory

Scaling into trades and losing

System check – Setup hit list

Setup quality (Science and Art of Trading)

Slippage

Speedlines

Good entries and stops

How to: Chat rooms, stop and how to These can be used

Support and resistance levels (profit and exits).

Trending trades, pullbacks

VIX and entry and departure points

Technical Analysis Day Trading

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How to Technical analysis: Understand the basics of technical analysis

Technical analysis in finance is a method of forecasting price direction using past market data. It focuses on volume and price.
Quantitative analysis and behavioral economics use many of the same tools as technical analysis.
Being an aspect of active managing, is in contradiction to Portfolio theory is a popular topic.
The efficiency of both fundamental and technical analysis is not supported by evidence.-Market hypothesis is a theory that states that stock market prices can be essentially unpredictable.