Now a lot of people interested in stock markets because its consider
as a great and easy profitable now days with the developed
technology and easy connections and also forex trading
We here present to you Tips to support you in trading in the market
And how to easy read the stock market and know the appropriate
time to buy or to sell
This tips is presented by a professional and experienced brokers:
1- the maker can move up and down the market as he wish
It proved to us he is always able to change the direction of the market
Whatever brokers optimistic or vice versa
Is controlled completely in the audience so he calls the herd
as he want
It proved to us he is always able to change the direction of the market
Whatever brokers optimistic or vice versa
Is controlled completely in the audience so he calls the herd
as he want
North and North. . . Stop stop
2- the maker puts his requests among the general requests
we cant make difference
we cant make difference
Small quantities but its controls overall the market
3 –
Count 10 consecutive executions
If most of the execution is done at the request. . . Market going down
If the price of the offer. . market going up
this for the from 15 to 20 minutes coming
If most of the execution is done at the request. . . Market going down
If the price of the offer. . market going up
this for the from 15 to 20 minutes coming
4-
a-The opening price Open
b- the highest price called high
c - the lowest price called low
d - Average close called close
g - and volume
The main source of the Data to us on the technical analysis of any shares
And underwriting and distribution of cash and stock split of the important things that must be followed up
b- the highest price called high
c - the lowest price called low
d - Average close called close
g - and volume
The main source of the Data to us on the technical analysis of any shares
And underwriting and distribution of cash and stock split of the important things that must be followed up
5 –
The price gap has not trading ever
Gaps are considered strong support if the downward arrow
Break corresponds to some difficulty
Gaps is strong resistance to upside of the stock
Penetration also corresponds to some difficulty
In attempts to break the arrow to penetrate support or resistance may fail the first time and falls back
But he must try again
Either to test the market power may reflect the familiar slippery slope that begins with boarding the downward
Gaps must be covered no matter how long
Only a matter of time
There are gaps that are not taken to be covered at all
Gaps resulting from binge buying or panic selling should be covered
And the gaps close, God willing, return
6- THE MARKET PAYS YOU TO BE DISCIPLINED:
Trading with discipline will put more money in your pocket and take less money out. The one constant truth concerning the markets is that discipline = increased profits.
7- BE DISCIPLINED EVERY DAY, IN EVERY TRADE, AND THE MARKET WILL REWARD YOU. BUT DON’T CLAIM TO BE DISCIPLINED IF YOU ARE NOT 100 PERCENT OF THE TIME:
Being disciplined is of the utmost importance, but it�s not a sometimes thing, like claiming you quit a bad habit, such as smoking. If you claim to quit smoking but you sneak a cigarette every once in a while, then you clearly have not quit smoking. If you trade with discipline nine out of ten trades, then you can�t claim to be a disciplined trader. It is the one undisciplined trade that will really hurt
your overall performance for the day. Discipline must be practiced on
every trade. When I state that �the market will reward you,� typically it is in recognizing less of a loss on a losing trade than if you were stubborn and held on too long to a bad trade. Thus, if I lose $200 on a trade, but I
would have lost $1,000 if I had remained in that losing trade, I can claim that I �saved� myself $800 in additional losses by exiting the bad trade with haste.
8 - ALWAYS LOWER YOUR TRADE SIZE WHEN YOU’RE TRADING POORLY :
All good traders follow this rule. Why continue to lose on five lots (contracts) per trade when you could save yourself a lot of money by lowering your trade size down to a one lot on your next trade? If I have two losing trades in a row, I always lower my trade size down to a one lot. If my next two trades are profitable, then I move my trade size back up to my original lot size. Its like a batter in baseball who has struck out his last two times at bat. The next time up he will choke up on the bat, shorten his swing and try to make contact. Trading is the same: lower your trade size, try to make a tick or two or even scratch the trade and then raise your
trade size after two consecutive winning trades.
9 - NEVER TURN A WINNER INTO A LOSER :
We have all violated this rule. However, it should be our goal to try harder not to violate it in the future. What we are really talking about here is the greed factor. The market has rewarded you by moving in the direction of your position, however, you are not satisfied with a small winner. Thus you hold onto the trade in the hopes of a larger gain, only to watch the market turn and move against you. Of course, inevitably you now hesitate and the trade further deteriorates into a substantial loss. Theres no need to be greedy. Its only one trade. Youll make many more trades throughout the session and many more throughout the next trading sessions. Opportunity exists in the marketplace all of the time. Remember: No one trade should make or break your performance for the day. Dont be greedy.
Gaps are considered strong support if the downward arrow
Break corresponds to some difficulty
Gaps is strong resistance to upside of the stock
Penetration also corresponds to some difficulty
In attempts to break the arrow to penetrate support or resistance may fail the first time and falls back
But he must try again
Either to test the market power may reflect the familiar slippery slope that begins with boarding the downward
Gaps must be covered no matter how long
Only a matter of time
There are gaps that are not taken to be covered at all
Gaps resulting from binge buying or panic selling should be covered
And the gaps close, God willing, return
6- THE MARKET PAYS YOU TO BE DISCIPLINED:
Trading with discipline will put more money in your pocket and take less money out. The one constant truth concerning the markets is that discipline = increased profits.
7- BE DISCIPLINED EVERY DAY, IN EVERY TRADE, AND THE MARKET WILL REWARD YOU. BUT DON’T CLAIM TO BE DISCIPLINED IF YOU ARE NOT 100 PERCENT OF THE TIME:
Being disciplined is of the utmost importance, but it�s not a sometimes thing, like claiming you quit a bad habit, such as smoking. If you claim to quit smoking but you sneak a cigarette every once in a while, then you clearly have not quit smoking. If you trade with discipline nine out of ten trades, then you can�t claim to be a disciplined trader. It is the one undisciplined trade that will really hurt
your overall performance for the day. Discipline must be practiced on
every trade. When I state that �the market will reward you,� typically it is in recognizing less of a loss on a losing trade than if you were stubborn and held on too long to a bad trade. Thus, if I lose $200 on a trade, but I
would have lost $1,000 if I had remained in that losing trade, I can claim that I �saved� myself $800 in additional losses by exiting the bad trade with haste.
8 - ALWAYS LOWER YOUR TRADE SIZE WHEN YOU’RE TRADING POORLY :
All good traders follow this rule. Why continue to lose on five lots (contracts) per trade when you could save yourself a lot of money by lowering your trade size down to a one lot on your next trade? If I have two losing trades in a row, I always lower my trade size down to a one lot. If my next two trades are profitable, then I move my trade size back up to my original lot size. Its like a batter in baseball who has struck out his last two times at bat. The next time up he will choke up on the bat, shorten his swing and try to make contact. Trading is the same: lower your trade size, try to make a tick or two or even scratch the trade and then raise your
trade size after two consecutive winning trades.
9 - NEVER TURN A WINNER INTO A LOSER :
We have all violated this rule. However, it should be our goal to try harder not to violate it in the future. What we are really talking about here is the greed factor. The market has rewarded you by moving in the direction of your position, however, you are not satisfied with a small winner. Thus you hold onto the trade in the hopes of a larger gain, only to watch the market turn and move against you. Of course, inevitably you now hesitate and the trade further deteriorates into a substantial loss. Theres no need to be greedy. Its only one trade. Youll make many more trades throughout the session and many more throughout the next trading sessions. Opportunity exists in the marketplace all of the time. Remember: No one trade should make or break your performance for the day. Dont be greedy.
10 - YOUR BIGGEST LOSER CAN’T EXCEED YOUR BIGGEST WINNER :
Keep a trade log of all your trades throughout the session. If, for example, you know that, so far, your biggest winner on the day
is five e-Mini S&P points, then do not allow a losing trade to exceed those five points. If you do allow a loss to exceed your biggest gain then, effectively, what you have when you net out the biggest winner and biggest loss is a net loss on the two trades. Not good.
11- EARN THE RIGHT TO TRADE BIGGER. :
Too many new traders think that because they have $25,000 equity in their trading account
that they somehow have the right to trade five or ten e-Mini S&P contracts. This cannot be further from the truth. If you cant trade a one lot successfully, what makes you
think that you have the right to trade a 10 lot? I demand that my students show me a
trading profit over the course of ten consecutive trading days trading a
one lot only. When they have achieved a profitable ten-day period,
in my eyes, they have earned the right to trade a two lot for the next ten trading
sessions. Remember: if you are trading poorly with two lots you must lower your
trade size down to a one lot.
12- DEVELOP A METHODOLOGY AND STICK WITH IT. DON’T CHANGE METHODOLOGIES FROM DAY TO DAY:
I require my students to actually write down the specific market prerequisites (setups) that must take place in order for them to make a
trade. I dont necessarily care what the methodology is, but I do want them to make sure that they have a set of rules, market setups or price action that must appear in order for them to take the trade.
You must have a game plan. If you have a proven methodology but it doesnt seem to be working
in a given trading session, dont go home that night and try to devise another one. If your methodology works more than one-half of the
trading sessions, then stick with it.
13- THE FIRST LOSS IS THE BEST LOSS:
Once you come to the realization that your trade is no good its best to exit immediately. Its never a
loser until you get out and Not to worry, itll come back are often said tongue in cheek, by traders in the pit. Once the phrase is stated, it is an
affirmation that the trader realizes that the trade is no good, it is not coming back and it is time to exit.
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