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    Technical Analysis What is a Setup?

    There are a lots of words thrown around in trading terminology but no one really understand truly what they mean when it comes down to trading and reading the text to truly understand what the author wants to say. This word "setup" in particular is an all-encompassing word. So some clarification...
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    Technical Analysis How to use the Trin Indicator

    Like any other day traders, we are always looking for correlation in other markets or indicators to give us an edge. It's not easy when there are lots of data and techniques out there to choose from. Those that are out there simply work in one market but not in others while more work at one type...
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    Equities Indices Technical Analysis Trading with the NYSE Tick Indicator

    For daytraders and scalpers looking for a quick trades or even a bit longer hold from 5 minutes to 1 hour, it's not easy to do. When day trading stocks, not knowing which way the market will go or the sentiment of the next few minutes is the fastest way to go broke. So watching the breadth such...
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    Technical Analysis Trading Gartley Patterns

    Once in a while a pattern comes along discovered by little known trader that stood the test of time can be a useful tool to trade even in this modern-day markets. It only goes to show the validity of the pattern's profitability factor. This is a complex pattern that beginners may have a hard...
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    Indices Technical Analysis Parallel Channel Breakdowns

    Parallel channels are one of the most commonly seen patterns in charts. They give many opportunities to profit whether or not the market is trending. Horizontal channels are better known as trading ranges when the market is not trending; rising channels occur when market is trending up and...
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    Technical Analysis Types and Characteristics of Gaps

    Gaps are a common occurrence in the markets. Everyday there is always at least one stock that has gapped up or down when the market opens. Why? As long there is some event happening somewhere between the market close of the previous day to the opening of today, there will be gaps. Even if the...
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