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Christopher Tyler
What is the edge that specialists have and how can you as a trader make use of that edge? TM member and professional trader Chris Tyler explains how.
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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)
Carolyn Boroden
In this lesson, Carolyn Boroden takes a look at combining Dave Landry's swing-trading strategies with her Fib research, proving along the way that no trading system stands alone. (more)
Goran Yordanoff
As Japanese candlestick method puts great significance on the relationship between opening price and closing price, the tail is an extremely important occurrence when analyzing charts because it reveals an area of price that was visited during the time frame under analysis, but was unsustainable (more)
Carolyn Boroden
If you study the
markets with symmetry in mind, you have the potential to
greatly improve your bottom line in trading. (more)
Carolyn Boroden
The definition of synchronicity is meaningful coincidence. In the methodology I use to trade, I look for the “meaningful coincidence” of price parameters and time parameters that are projected using the ratios derived from the Fibonacci number series. (more)
Dave Landry
Pivot points have long been used by floor traders to establish intraday support and resistance levels. We'll show you how to calculate these numbers and use them in your trading. (more)
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