Low priced stocks and TA?

cashclay said:
The reason why im also writing this is because some professionals have told me that they like to feel the trade out. They say this is a major part of their trading strategy, the ability to feel the trade as it goes along.
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CC

Some can..., and do..., and it works for them

Those that do..., have quieted their emotions to the extent - they hear..., even feel the mkt..., with no internal noise affecting their ability to perceive..., interpret..., act


Now.., the real question: Can you? (rhetorical)

If you can't..., then you'll need to advance yourself to a point you can (assuming your goal is to attain this level of skill)

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As to your original question: Can TA be applied to low priced stocks as it can high priced stocks?

The answer is yes

But to get to yes..., you must understand what TA can do..., vs. what TA cannot do

Over the years TA has been bastardized into that of a forecaster - it can't do that..., it never could do that (nothing on earth can foretell impending order flow)


TA is a gauge / measuring tool

Which it does quite well..., and always has

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The nuances with lower priced instruments

Volume..., liquidity..., volatility


RN
 
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