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DISCLAIMER: I've owned this ETF since Inception Due to the work I've done on market analysis, I've long held the belief that the Nasdaq is the go to Index to track until its cycle ends - so far for a buy and hold its been exceptional

Probably the last time I'll write about this - Its happened again All you have to do is be prepared 2RSI <25% - Is there anything else? Trend? Gann Box extended angle? This is virtually as close to being guaranteed as you're going to get

So you can see how the GBPUSD trade panned out - which was shown as a plain old normal set-up If you took it one stage further and applied retracement levels and Gann Box with extended angles You would have seen that the market bounced off support - which you can use to back up the validation...

Hi Hellena, I used to use/study EW - Don't use it though due to my personality - I was always looking for exactness in the counts and it drove me crazy when alternative counts played out - I had to ditch the whole method and use something else, I still watch out for 1,2's though as they are the...

That's 5R for these 2 trades add that to the 2.3r from the GBPUSD trade earlier on and thats a 7R return on the week PS the DAILY 2RSI for the SP500 at close of play yesterday was <25% = "POSSIBLE" pop higher and the net result of that expectation is as per todays price action on the right of...

Think about everything that is going on here Let me show you how you can go AGAINST the main TREND and still make money (But its much easier, going WITH the trend) What has happened here is all the 2RSI's LINED up @ <25% Which resulted in a no-brainer multiple R profit trade I entered on the...

Hi Steve, John Carter "Mastering the Trade" covers a lot Dynamic Traders "High Probability Trading Strategies" (Robert Miner) The 123 method & Ross Hook method Dave Landry's "The Laymans Guide to Trading Stocks" Joe DiNapoli "The practical application of Fibonacci" Harmonic Trading Patterns...

Here is something new to the thread but very old in terms of its use Human beings are EMOTIONAL - this feeds through as FEAR and GREED and we can see it in stock prices So why not USE it, to OUR advantage? Well we can Add these to your analysis and you will be surprised Look at the WEEKLY...

Here's another long term (expectation is target to hit this year) TOP DOWN forecast As you can see from the chart - Logical analysis THIS DOES NOT MEAN IT WILL HAPPEN - IT MEANS, BASED ON THE EVIDENCE OF WHAT IS SEEN, THIS IS A HIGH PROBABILITY POSSIBILITY So here are the possibilities if...

Lets have a look back at some market CYCLES - These really are the driving force of the markets, you need people/traders & Investors to change direction, to force the cycle, to force price action - it all works in beautiful harmony - But the majority aren't smart enough to know to buy the lows...

Remember if we have a £25k account, risking 1% a trade = 1R = £250 - Remember account PRESERVATION is KEY To make 3R per week = 3 x £250 = £750 Then we can simply BE PATIENT and WAIT for picture perfect trades to appear You get many opportunities on the 1 hour chart EVERY week if you search...

and in relation to the GOLD trade mentioned in the post above - It was a bit of SHEER LUCK too! I timed that exit perfectly, through sheer luck - I should have played the lottery too!

Look sometimes they work, sometimes they don't If you are looking at Fib ratios, then it would make sense looking at other geometrical levels - such as the SQUARE, CUBE, GOLDEN RECTANGLES etc all of which can be derived from the mathematics of the Great Pyramid By doing this you then have a...

I have a rule that limits open positions to 5% of my account - risk wise So if risking 1% on a trade I can have 5 open trades, if risking 0.5% then 10 etc The aim of the game is account preservation

WHEN IT ALL GOES WRONG STOP, take 5 Do not open your trading account and go somewhere where you can relax and analyse your trades for the past month Then work out what worked and what didn't - INGRAIN this into your brain, to REPEAT and NOT REPEAT (you know which I mean!) I often flick...