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Markets move in threes.

 All markets move in threes, they trend, then retrace, and then trend again. The distance of the initial trend is +- the same distance as the last trend. It is not only the distance that is +_ the same but also the time it takes to get there is also +- the same.

This occurrence is also applicable in various time frames, so on end-of-day candles, you will see this take place +- every three months, hourly +- every three weeks, fifteen minutes +- every three days, and five minutes +- every three hours.
Knowing where the retracement is allows you to predict a future price target and know how long it will take to reach the target.

Statistics versus strategy.

All traders experience some form of fear, trading a strategy that you can trust reduces fear and allows you to manage risk to reward accordingly.

Notice how long we have been watching, labeling, and trading this hourly strategy which can be applied to all world indexes. When this strategy triggers – we trade with very little fear.

Fear and greed.

All traders suffer from fear – greed is simply the fear of not having enough.

The requirements for trusting a trading system.

Markets are constantly changing; markets are either trending or consolidating (moving sideways).  As traders, we need to adapt our trading systems according to market conditions.  Learn to capture every trade according to a strategy and very soon you will see which trading system is working well and which is not in current market conditions.  Knowing this allows you to manage your risk by increasing or decreasing your position size accordingly.

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The fifty simple moving average.
The simple moving average is used as a sound, technical indicator to identify trends in price movements. This refers to the average closing price of assets for the previous fifty periods.

Trading through and away from the 50 simple moving average.

All markets in all time frames consolidate around the fifty-simple moving average and then push away from the fifty-simple moving average.

Trading the retracement back to the 50 simple moving average.

Once the market has pushed away from the fifty simple moving average, they will retrace back to the fifty simple moving average.

The are multiple ways of knowing when this retracement will occur, which include applying zone moving averages, Fibonacci retracement levels, and oscillators.

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You need to know how to trade using the Stochastic Oscillator. 

The Stochastic Oscillator is a technical indicator used to determine the movement of an asset’s price by comparing the specific price of an asset to its high-low range over a specific period.  It measures the momentum of an asset’s price and helps traders predict whether an asset is in overbought/oversold territory.  This indicates when prices may be due for reversals and thus, the best times to buy or sell an asset.

The basic strategy for using the Stochastic Oscillator.

We apply the Stochastic as an indication of when the market is in consolidation and when it is trending.
We use the Stochastic show when to add into a winning trade.
The Stochastic, if interpreted correctly, provides multiple opportunities to enter a trade.

Determining the trend of the market using the Stochastic Oscillator.

The Stochastic oscillator is traditionally used to determine and trade overbought/sold conditions. The Stochastic is so reliable in determining the trend once you know the rules.

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You need to know how and where to apply Fibonacci levels correctly.

The basics of Fibonacci.

Fibonacci is used in trading to analyze and execute trades based on the Fibonacci sequence (numbers).  This sequence is a set of numbers in which each number is the sum of the two numbers that came before it.  Fibonacci retracement and extension are technical analysis tools that identify potential levels of support and resistance in the price movement of an asset.  Fibonacci retracement and extensions are used to enter a trend effectively or to target an end of a trend.

Using Fibonacci to identify areas of consolidation and price targets.

Apply Fibonacci levels to provide levels of consolidation for the day, week, month, or year.

Using Fibonacci to determine exact entry, take profit, and stop loss levels.

We use multiple Fibonacci strategies which all provide areas of consolidation and targets when markets break out of consolidation into a trend.

Applying Fibonacci to oscillators for trend and consolidation levels.

If markets consolidate around certain Fibonacci levels, then so do the Oscillators – learn how to apply them.

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This trading system works in any market and any time frame.

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You need a strategy that is simple and can be relied on.

This is by far our most successful trading system.  Most world indexes follow the American market or the Dow Jones industrial index.  Learn how to create a foundation or area of consolidation using the performance of world markets for a selected period and then trade the Dow-Jones in the direction of a pre-determined trend with entry, stop loss, and take profit levels.

Trade this strategy on any international index in the direction of the underlying trend with precise entry, stop loss and take profit levels.

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Five and one-minute strategies.

The day trading strategies involve making many trades daily on various markets.  The idea behind these tried and tested strategies is to make lots of little many times a day.

You need trading rules.

You need to continuously adapt your trading systems according to market conditions.  Some days we see higher trading ranges than others.

a. Money management.  Know when to increase or when to decrease your position sizes according to market volatility.

b. Know which trading rules to apply for day trading:

• No overnight positions, we are taking many trades with tight stop loss and take profit levels.  An overnight position means a stop loss has been ignored.
•  No more than one trade on any market at one time.
• Adjust the maximum stop loss levels according to the market conditions for that day.