CAVAET: PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CHARTS DO NOT REPRESENT AN INVITATION OR RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY SECURITIES OR STOCKS. THEY ARE NOT TO BE TAKEN AS “INVESTMENT ADVICE”. THEY ARE PURELY AND STRICTLY FOR MY PERSONAL USE AND STUDY ONLY. NEITHER THE AUTHOR NOR ANYONE ELSE INVOLVED IN THIS BLOG WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE OR LIABILITY DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY CAUSED BY THE USAGE OF ANY MATERIAL(S) IN THIS BLOG. TRADE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
BASIC GUIDE
A friend asked me how to know that a rebound has taken place /
waiting for a rebound to the 13 charts that I posted on 9th July. This
friend has asked me many times how to read my charts and I have also
explained to her so to make it simple, just look at the following:-
1. The system bar at the bottom of the chart.
2. The histogram on the prices itself
3. The confirmation on the two panels below the price panel
A stock that is trending up may pull back or it may reverse.
1. The system bar at the bottom of the chart.
2. The histogram on the prices itself
3. The confirmation on the two panels below the price panel
A stock that is trending up may pull back or it may reverse.
They say that backtesting is not accurate but you must know why it may
not be 100% true. Sometimes, when the prices are moving sideways, there
will be many small winners and losers and finally the stock may move up
a lot so that’s when you get your big winner to make up for all the
small losses. Another point is that if the system is not successful in
the past, it can never be successful in the future.
Please remember that not all trades are profitable as show in the table attached. You may have more losers than winners but if the winners are much bigger than the losers (sticking to your cutloss plans), then it will be profitable ultimately.
They say there is no free lunch. Guess you have to make an effort to study the charts. There are so many information in them to suit individual preferences.
Please remember that not all trades are profitable as show in the table attached. You may have more losers than winners but if the winners are much bigger than the losers (sticking to your cutloss plans), then it will be profitable ultimately.
They say there is no free lunch. Guess you have to make an effort to study the charts. There are so many information in them to suit individual preferences.
Monday, 1 August 2016
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