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What Works in Trading & Why: Tactical vs Strategic Corrections (Part 2B) This is the Part 2b, the third of 6 installments. If you think you missed the first two (Part 1 & Part 2A), just send me your email according to the instructions at bottom and I'll send you what you all previous...

A. ISOLATING STRATEGIC CORRECTIONS In Part 1, we defined a primary trend and provided examples showing that almost ALL major corrections back to quarterly price levels REVERSE BACK in the direction of the primary trend. The only exceptions occur when the primary trend itself reverses and...

What Works in Trading & Why -- Pt. 2A: Ideal trade Location & Variant Perception A. ISOLATING STRATEGIC CORRECTIONS In Part 1, we defined a primary trend and provided examples showing that almost ALL major corrections back to quarterly price levels REVERSE BACK in the direction of the...

The second installment, Part 2a, has been posted to the Trading forums section under the title: "What Works in Trading & Why: Pt. 2A: Ideal trade Location & Variant Perception"

A. ISOLATING STRATEGIC CORRECTIONS In Part 1, we defined a primary trend and provided examples showing that almost ALL major corrections back to quarterly price levels REVERSE BACK in the direction of the primary trend. The only exceptions occur when the primary trend itself reverses and...

I few months back, I described a a trading model that is unbelievably effective and robust largely because it demands the integration of longer term trends with short-term price action. The vast majority of traders operate almost exclusively in high frequency timeframes (daily, intraday, etc)...

If you look at that SPY chart closely, you'll see that as long as the solid blue line is rising major reactions have been periods to accumulate longs and reduce or cover shorts. This will continue to occur until the blue line rolls over (like it did in 2001) where the SPY enters a primary...

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What Works In Trading & Why: Anchoring Trades (Pt 1) I've been absent from the forums for a few months, I 've had some health problems to resolve and have been working on better ways of communicating the analysis I do and the trading process I've developed. I'm going to explain that...

What Works In Trading & Why: Anchoring Trades (Pt 1) I've been absent from the forums for a few months, I 've had some health problems to resolve and have been working on better ways of communicating the analysis I do and the trading process I've developed. I'm going to explain that...

Does the end of rate increases (if true) mean a new leg up is dead ahead? Consider the following factoids: 1. The period from November 1st to April 30th is seasonally the most bullish period for stock prices. We are in the last fraction of that period. 2. Energy markets, which have...

None taken -- our win-ratio, posted live to the conference, is currently running over 80% and we work hard to achieve that. We buy or sell, take partial profits and adjust stops...and we never waffle....that's as complicated as we get? but most of our clents are indeed trading close to the...

Here'sa the CMG chart...

UPDATE FOR 4/19: HEALTH SECTOR: I Lightened up on Bio yesterday (4/18) anticipating some anxious offers today in that sector spilling over from AMGN & GENZ—that’s pretty much what happened today, but PDLI and ABI held up well enough to hold the core longs.... I tightened up my stop in...

End of day follow-up 4/18: We made some adjustments to Bio sector long exposure reacting to two external risk factors: 1) the spill-over effect of AMGN earnings (released after today's 4/18 close) into the Biotech group and 2) that price indices are now (as of close 4/18) extended into...

Sorry that's 28.37 for PDLI; I update that during the day if it changes and post those items in a nightly trade plan sheet. If you want me to email that to you, drop me an email at my blog: Use the "Send me your BUY LIST" button, right-hand column at...

Dr. Jekyl entered the laboratory this morning, but at the end of the day it was Mr. Hyde who emerged with new bids in hand... I did not like the morning tape in Biotech because the strong opening and bids had no tenacity -- that's the best way to describe it. When it became apparent that the...

No, TD course is essentially a course on reading the structure of the market; that's just a fraction of what I use. Most of what I use is proprietary stuff.

Part 3, is out-of-sample extension of the process discussed in "What Works in Trading & Why: Part 1" and "What Works in Trading & Why: Part 2" as it develops in real time. This example involves the potential for a emerging new tradable rally in Biotech in the coming weeks: For several...

I'll post "What Works in Trading & Why: Part 3" as a new and separate thread. Part 3, is out-of-sample example of the process discussed in Part 1 & 2 as it develops in real time. This example involes the potential for a emerging new tradable rally in Biotech.