1. Identify the Bias
2. Trade with the Bias
3. Don't trade unless you can Identify the Bias
My blog discusses this in more depth:
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
Love trading against opening range's. I found that Fisher's work is fantastic...
I discuss this and what other things I have learned in depth in my blog...
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
I more or less discuss the acd method in my blog...I use two of his indicators opening range/pivot and trade off of it.
I finally was able to grasp markets after reading fisher's logical trader...
I attempt to solidify the idea in my blog...opening range theory etc...
I finally was able to grasp markets after reading fisher's logical trader...
I attempt to solidify the idea in my blog...opening range theory etc...
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
If you trade cl have you looked at mark fisher and how he trades??? His philosophy is awesome and I have learned so much from following his strategy...I try to highlight his strategies in my blog...
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
Supply and demand is the ultimate decision maker and often supply and demand react prior to news sources earnings etc...
How does one determine the supply and demand in the market they trade???
I attempt to determine this in my blog:
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
learned quite a bit and modeled my strategy after his. If I could thank mark fisher in person I would. Perhaps I will run into him at the borgata.
http://theopeningrange.blogspot.com/
It's a competitive world, if you can't keep up you get eaten alive.
When your on top, you get lazy and the under dogs will eventually take you down.
I owned a blackberry for a few months, got rid of it quickly.