Shonuff
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x-post: In case some of you stock boys don't follow politics.
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x-post: In case some of you stock boys don't follow politics.
SELL ATT!
You already know this, but the best defense against manipulation is to be long. Normally, I follow what the big boys are doing and short, but I'm afraid the market will wake up one day and blast me out of position. Something to ponder though.It is moving North and the media will play it up like the end of days. Not only do you have to compete against the Shorts, the Hedgies, the Fed, the Algos and HFTs, but we also have to compete with the Press.
I never have to worry about getting caught on a short.You already know this, but the best defense against manipulation is to be long. Normally, I follow what the big boys are doing and short, but I'm afraid the market will wake up one day and blast me out of position. Something to ponder though.
That's what she said.I never have to worry about getting caught on a short.
Truth.
He buys my newsletter.Earlier today I stumbled across a YouTube trader that was explaining market psychology and what to look for in chart patterns to anticipate where a stock price might go.
But I left wondering, how does one "find" stocks that exist in the current pattern you're looking for? Is there trading software that can do this? Surely traders don't go around eyeballing random stock charts.
Long story short.. volume precedes price. You need volume to appreciably move large cap stocks. Volume typically needs some type of catalyst. So I am opening my terminal every morning, looking at top gap movement stocks, reading the news on it for a catalyst, then looking at the chart.Earlier today I stumbled across a YouTube trader that was explaining market psychology and what to look for in chart patterns to anticipate where a stock price might go.
But I left wondering, how does one "find" stocks that exist in the current pattern you're looking for? Is there trading software that can do this? Surely traders don't go around eyeballing random stock charts.
More like they are following the stock and look for patterns. I was using tickeron for pattern recognition for awhile. At the end of the day, if traders are looking for a pattern, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. And there is still some subjectivity to it, I've seen people see the same chart differently.Earlier today I stumbled across a YouTube trader that was explaining market psychology and what to look for in chart patterns to anticipate where a stock price might go.
But I left wondering, how does one "find" stocks that exist in the current pattern you're looking for? Is there trading software that can do this? Surely traders don't go around eyeballing random stock charts.