Stage analysis is a powerful technique in trading that segments market trends into distinct phases, each offering unique opportunities and challenges. Developed by Stan Weinstein, this method helps traders understand and anticipate market movements. This article delves into the four stages of this analysis, offering insights into how traders apply these concepts,...
Hello Traders, and welcome to a new year of endless learning opportunities! Today, we will kick off 2024 by exploring the concept of support and resistance, how to identify these levels and common misconceptions about them. Support and resistance levels play a crucial role in technical analysis and can greatly impact your trading strategy. Understanding these...
Imagine an investment as a journey with twists and turns. Knowing its different stages is like having a map for investors. It helps them decide if they want a thrilling ride with big potential rewards or a smoother path with steady stability, based on their comfort with risk. For investors, understanding the life cycle is crucial because it directly impacts the...
Hello TradingView Community, it’s Ben with LeafAlgo! Today we will discuss one of my favorite indicators, the Ichimoku Cloud. The Ichimoku is a versatile trading tool that has captivated traders with its unique visual representation and powerful insights. We will dive deep into understanding the Ichimoku Cloud, explore its history, discuss its parts, highlight...
In the world of trading, effective trading capital management can mean the difference between success and failure. We cannot stress enough how critical this aspect is to long-term success. Today we will delve into the importance of managing your trading capital, the various strategies employed by many successful traders, and how you can implement these techniques...
The first thing to look for when identifying the Bat pattern is the impulsive leg or the XA leg. We’re looking for a strong move up or down depending if we either have a bullish or a bearish Bat structure. The next thing that needs to be satisfied for a valid Bat pattern structure is a minimum 0.382 Fibonacci retracement of the XA leg and it can go as deep as...
The current FAANG symbol does not have a very long history. Depending on the symbol, you get a chart that either starts from mid-2019 or 2016. We get couple more years of data in this chart, back to early 2014. I weighted each stock equally according to its 60 month average, and adjusted for M2 expansion, which gives us a very consistent support line. There's also...
These are my observations: 1- MSFT correction in January 2022, was the biggest and sharpest correction since March 2020. (Post pandemic) 2- Highest Price-volume ever..(295 Billion) + Biggest negative monthly return since 2016. 3- Making a dome shape Top, after a sharp bullish move in November 2021, Some call this pattern Bump and Run. The bump and Run...
I tried trading on some tickers with my logic to determine the Stock Direction BULLISH or BEAR. I looked at timeframe 2H and 4H (mainly 4H), logic: 1. Determine 4H Price > SMA20 then next day is BULLISH, should be CALL (conjunction EMA20 cross up EMA50 then strong market to CALL) 2. Determine 4H Price < SMA20 then BEARISH, don't CALL, should follow before...
It is my logic to trade options, CALL option Steps: Crawl options data to get "date change" every day I will focus on the third expiration, ex: this week 01/07/2022 then expiration to trade: 01/21/2022 I will alert as overchange of 5 days of any strike over +150% then I will follow this one Setting up indicators: EMA5, EMA10. If price > EMA5 and EMA5...
I published this analysis on October 18, 2021. Today, you can see it hit the target zone! If you have no time to learn different tools in technical analysis, at least do yourself a favor and learn how to use regression channels! However, Regression channels are not pure technical analysis! It is actually a statistical tool..! Most quant funds use statistical...
Multiple different stock chart patterns, where every pattern is bullish.
In 2021, we should take the price reaction to 50EMA very seriously! Especially if you like to buy the dips! I believe it could be single best tool to help you find the best entry and exit point in many tickers..! Let's review few examples: 1- NASDAQ:NVDA 2- NASDAQ:MSFT 3- NASDAQ:AAPL 4- NASDAQ:GOOG 5- NASDAQ:FB 6- NYSE:CRM 7- ...
Words cannot express how much my followers mean to me. I’m eternally grateful for all the support and kindness I have received in the past few months from my followers on this platform. I came across an interesting story written by Friedrich Nietzsche, so I decided to share it here. I believe it will give you a clear pathway on how to follow others in life and...
The goal of this article is to explain the Wallstreet Bets methods. I believe all the market participants should be aware of their effects on the market and how they could derail any asset from a normal movement. Let's look at some of their manipulations first: 1- NASDAQ:MVST 2- NASDAQ:WISH 3- NYSE:SPCE 4- NYSE:NIO 5- NASDAQ:FORD 6-...
What Is the Random Walk Theory? The random walk theory raised many eyebrows in 1973 when author Burton Malkiel coined the term in his book "A Random Walk Down Wall Street. Random walk theory suggests that changes in stock prices have the same distribution and are independent of each other. Therefore, it assumes the past movement or trend of a stock price or market...
This comparison may sound like comparing Apples and oranges but from price movement and patterns they are almost identical. In the past trading year, they have a Significant Positive correlation with a P-value of 0..! This means they will go together in 100% of the cases..! If you are interested in giant techs, buy and sell them together..! 1 Month: 3...
A comparison between Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Tesla in the past decade. Top chart: last 10 years Bottom chart: last trading year A bubble is an economic cycle that is characterized by the rapid escalation of market value, particularly in the price of assets. This fast inflation is followed by a quick decrease in value or a contraction,...