What Comes Before a Trade
Knowing where a market is likely to go is only half the job. The other half is knowing when that move is likely to start. …
Knowing where a market is likely to go is only half the job. The other half is knowing when that move is likely to start. …
Most traders study the move. The breakout. The reversal. The trending day that runs clean from open to close. They replay those charts, looking for …
Our “Timing Market Moves” course has started to get feedback from a trader putting it to work. “Timing Market Moves” is built on one idea …
There’s an old line about beating a chess champion. How do you beat the best player in the world? Simple. You don’t play chess with …
Ask most traders what made W.D. Gann famous, and you will hear the same answer: he could call tops and bottoms. That answer is the …
The market is not most difficult when it is quiet or slow. The real challenge comes when its direction shifts suddenly. The real damage happens …
Picking the right entry feels like the hard part. And for most traders, it is where all the focus goes. But there’s one thing most …
Most traders form their view too early. The moment the market opens, they decide what the day will look like. If the price opens lower, …
Most traders try to enter a move that has already begun rather than being positioned before it. Most traders believe they missed it because the …
I am pleased to share my newest course, the result of months of focused research and work. Timing Market Moves goes where most trading courses …
Most traders want to understand where the market may go. But without a dependable approach, that effort quickly becomes guesswork. Without a rational system, traders …
In our previous example, we saw how a swift upward move in Nifty began when the timing suggested an upward move. The move did not just …
Many traders experience this situation, and that too frequently. You study the chart and identify a level that looks important. The analysis makes sense. The …