Blog
Below, you will see links to new pages that have been added to my website and updated information on existing pages. I also post interesting news items that I find around the web and trading ideas.
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Jan 26, 2018
The One Chart Pattern That You Must Trade
There is one chart pattern that you will want to trade when you find it. It's called a "first pullback". This article explains what it is and how to trade it.
Jan 04, 2018
How to Time Your Trades to the Market
In this article you will learn how to use moving averages and a technical indicator to time your trades to the market.
Dec 13, 2017
How to Judge Trend Quality by Analyzing Volume and Swing Points
Here is a really neat way to judge the quality of a trend by analyzing two consecutive swing points.
Dec 06, 2017
Download a Summary of my Website (PDF)
I've received a lot of emails over the years of people asking me if I have an eBook version of my website. I don't. But I do have a checklist of my swing trading methods that you can download.
Dec 03, 2017
Trading With the 10 Period Moving Average (Video)
Here is a video on how to use the 10 period moving average to your advantage.
Dec 02, 2017
3 Stocks I'm Watching Next Week
This was a stock I posted on Twitter a while back because it had a nice hammer candlestick pattern. Now it has two.
This stock has a really nice pennant chart pattern. Here are some more chart patterns I look for.
This stock has pulled back to support inside of a previous wide range candle. Look for a reversal here soon.
Have a good week!
Nov 28, 2017
Learn How This One Simple Chart Pattern Can Dramatically Improve Your Trading
It's so simple.
So simple that you'll kick yourself for not realizing this sooner.
Every turning point consists of a swing point low (bottom) or swing point high (top). It looks like this on a stock chart.
and this
So for a swing point low you need a low, followed by a lower low, then a higher low (this is key). A swing point high is a high, higher high, then a lower high (this is key).
Keep in mind that not all swing points will lead to reversals.
But you can't have a reversal without one.