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Platinum LONG TERM analysisLong term TA on PL1! 1) Shorter term expectations/price target 2) Relationship to gold and silver 3)Longer term patterns and eventual price targets on a yearly timeframe. Sorry if this was longwinded. Will begin to post weekly updates so consider this a comprehensive analysis to precede, shorter, brief, weekly analyses. Feedback is recommended, please enjoy - I hope somebody can get something from this and I can learn as well with feedback. Future videos will include actual trades with entries and near term targets. Feel free to let me know how helpful/unhelpful this might have been. GTTA
NYMEX:PL1!Long
by Commodity_TA_Plus
GBPUSD Quarterly Bull Rally Resumes To New Monthly HighsI am currently long on this pair. I got in earlier today during late Asian session at 1.2468 so I am already up +1R but due to TradingViews “House Rules”, I must put a later entry than this real-time post so a solid second entry would be once price breaks above todays current daily highs around 1.2489. I am going for at least +3R but am willing to take this as far as +6R (“R” is representation of a fixed risk I take, so 1R = 1% risk). Trailing stops will be used along the way with future updates. The pattern that triggered me in along with the solid context was a northbound trend continuation. The prior wave was strong and we’ve seen an acceleration in buying activity in the last 2-3 rallies up. I will get out if price breaches 1.24548 lows because then the trend will be in conflict of either reversing or going into some extended chop.
Long
by bajapips
Harsh Truth About Trading: In Books VS In Reality Most traders start their trading journey by studying theory first, reading books or taking video courses before putting these newfound skills into practice. But once they start trading on a real market, they quickly realize that things are not as straightforward as the books make them out to be. In this educational article, we will take a critical look at the difference between theoretical knowledge and practical experience. 📍And first of all, do not get me wrong. I am not trying to imply that trading books or courses are bad. Theoretical knowledge is essential for successful trading, and of course the books are the best source of that. The problem is, however, that books can be misleading. The examples in books are always tailored. When the authors are looking for the examples of the patterns, of key levels, they are looking for the ideal cases. 📍The problem becomes even worse, when one start studying the trade examples in books. And of course, the authors choose the brilliant winning trades with huge take profits and tiny stop losses. I guess you saw these pictures of "sniper" entry trades with 5/1 R/R. The inexperienced trader may start thinking that the markets are perfect and act in total accordance with the books. That all the trades that he will take will bring tremendous profits. That the identified patterns will work exactly as it was described. 📍The harsh truth is that books and courses are simply the compositions of different examples, cases and market situations. In reality, each and every trading setup is unique. The reaction of the price to the same pattern will be always different. Please, realize the fact that books are only good for acquiring the knowledge. But in order to survive on financial markets, you need the experience. And the experience will be gained only after studying thousands of real market examples in real time. 📍Here is the example of a double top pattern that we were trading with my students on AUDJPY. In books, double tops are always perfect. Once the market breaks the neckline, the price retests that and then quickly drops. So the one can set a tiny stop loss and a big take profit. However, after a retest of a broken neckline, AUDJPY bounced and the market maker was stop hunting the newbies. Our stop loss was way above the head, and we managed to survive. Even though the pattern triggered a bearish movement, the reaction of the market was far from perfect. Be prepared, that the market will much different from what you see in the books. Good luck to you!
Education
by VasilyTrader
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AMD | Potential Bearish Day Trade OpportunityAMD closed the week out with a new low, trapping four recent days of bull volume (bearish gap and go). I expect AMD to trade down to support (around $52) and am looking to play it bearish as a day trade. Assuming we continue with the bearish trend, my personal method will be to wait for a close below premarket support, get in on a pullback, and hopefully ride it down to support. Swing trading wise, I have an order placed to purchase AMD at $52 and am looking to sell at around $90 (close to the 100 MA).
NASDAQ:AMDShort
by Trevor8926