Strategies
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Todd Gordon
This strategy will keep you from paying "retail" prices and put you on the "wholesale" side of the trade. (more)
![]() Vincent Mao
In this lesson, I'll present you with a methodology to trade
potential trend reversals. This method of identifying and trading potential
reversals is nothing new. It's a comprehensive method that incorporates price,
pattern, and time. (more)
![]() Dan Chesler
Trader Dan Chesler teaches you his strategy in which he uses indicators to
quickly zero in on short-term pullback patterns.
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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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![]() Dave Landry
Here are some of the highlights of TraderTalk, a live, interactive workshop conducted for TradingMarkets
members by Dave Landry on Jan. 16, 2002. (more)
![]() Dave Landry
The market doesn't always conform to specific rules. This lesson shows you a few ways in which discretion can be used to help improve your swing trading. (more)
![]() Don Miller
Success in trading is far more dependent upon the
understanding, acceptance and application of probability principles than any
other facet. (more)
![]() Dave Landry
A loss is not a total loss, as long as something is learned.
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![]() Tim Truebenbach
Having trouble making the kind of money you
believe you should be making? Maybe it is time to go back to the beginning. (more)
![]() Brice Wightman
Even if you are successful in predicting direction of a move, unless you get meaningful movement, you won't be getting the most out of your trade. This lesson shows you how to find the most volatile stocks. (more)
![]() Dave Landry
Based on some of the more common pitfalls I have encountered in developing systems over
the years, this lesson is slanted toward traps associated with researching a “mechanical” edge, but these concepts can (and should) also be
applied to more discretionary methods too. (more)
![]() Daniel Beighley
Nothing is ever a given in the markets. The markets will do whatever they do, but sometimes it is a good idea to take a step back and take a look at the -- really -- big picture. (more)
![]() Gary Kaltbaum
Studying bear markets and their transition back to a bullish stance is, I believe the key
to telling the difference between fake rallies vs. real ones. Let's go over a few characteristics and then try to put the pieces together for
today's market. (more)
![]() Mark Douglas
Part II explores the limitations of technical indicators and some of the psychological barriers to making better trading decisions. (more)
![]() Mark Douglas
Part III explores the consequences of putting too much faith in technical indicators and offers ways out of the psychological morass that can result.
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![]() Vincent Mao
Trading simple divergences has been the cornerstone of many a trader's arsenal. However, when several types are used simultaneously, they can reveal not only changes in direction, but the strength of a stock's trend and whether or not it will continue. (more)
![]() Dave Landry
The shortest trading lesson I’ve every written. It has no charts, patterns, systems or money management techniques but was the most valuable lesson in my trading career.
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![]() Paul Ruggieri, MD
The road to getting a new drug approved offers several stops along the way. In Part 1 of this lesson, I show you where these stops are and the opportunities they present for investors to take advantage of potential movement in the biotech sector. (more)
![]() Paul Ruggieri, MD
Once the news is out, enthusiasm for FDA New Drug Applications can be short-lived as investors lose interest. Part II explores choppy patterns as opportunities to plan early entry and exit points, focusing on the biggest prize of all, the FDA approval meeting date. (more)
![]() Daniel Beighley
When I make my trading decisions, I like to know everything I can about what I’m getting into. I place a lot of emphasis on my charts, but they don’t always tell the whole story. Using the put and call ratios for options can reveal a lot about the potential price action for common stock. (more)
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