Trading By The Floyd Numbers
David Floyd
Dave Floyd explains how to use the Floyd Numbers to tell the difference between a trading setup that produces average results (or a loss) and one which produces a homerun. (more)

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A Technique For Trapping Pullbacks
Dan Chesler
Trader Dan Chesler teaches you his strategy in which he uses indicators to quickly zero in on short-term pullback patterns. (more)

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The Art Of The Bull Trap
Daniel Beighley
A bull trap occurs when the price of a stock moves above a resistance line, triggering buy signals, but then quickly reverses course, 'trapping' with losses those who went long. (more)

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When Weak Hands Fall, Opportunity Knocks: Trading The Trend Knock-Out
Dave Landry
Trend Knockouts (TKOs) identify strong trends from which the weak hands have already been knocked out. By placing your order above the market, you have the potential to capture profits as the trend resumes. (more)

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Retracements: What They Are And The Most Reliable Ones To Use
Dave Landry
Prices often pullback or retrace a portion of their previous trend before resuming that trend. These retracements can be measured in terms of the prior trend. Below we will look at how to calculate commonly used 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% retracement levels. We'll also look at ways to incorporate these levels into your trading. (more)

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A Profitable Trade Using Multiple Patterns -- From Beginning To End
Kevin Haggerty
Profitable trading is, in essence, based on price relationships that put you in high-probability situations. In this Trading Lesson, I show you why I selected Nokia as a pattern setup in my March 2 commentary. (more)

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Three Indicators I Combine To Find Great Intraday Entry Points In The S&P
Larry Connors
Here's an S&P trading approach that finds intraday overbought and oversold levels to enter in the direction of the current trend. (more)

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