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Buying the Dip in Gold
As much as it’s talked about, “buying the dip” is a non-consensus trader. Think about today’s “dip” in the S&P and Dow. The dip never comes with good news… yet it’s a better risk/reward than buying at new highs in a trend! Gold is confirming that “buy the dip” is valid and in this video I explain why and where.
Is AAPL Finally Extended?
AAPL has been one of the strongest stocks of the recent rally and I have no reason to think they won’t report great earnings next Tuesday. How high will it go? That’s really the question, and I’ve got a spread that works well for bulls and bears alike.
The Edge Directional Bias Offers Daytraders
The signs from a strong Yen to trading below the HPMR resistance and the VWAPs were there… know the signs, get your directional focus, and days like today are a gift.
Today I am taking a look at NFLX
The Daily and Weekly Charts are starting to show some bullish signs, so I discuss the possibility of a bullish trade if the signals print into the close this week.
Daytrade Targets and Hourly Ranges
Moving targets. We want to be disciplined and process driven so contraction and expansion in volatility is something I account for using Hourly Price Movement Ranges or Volatility Analysis. It’s a unique approach I created using data that allows for a trader to understand historical volatility hour by hour or day by day. In today’s daytrades, these levels played a key role for profit taking.
Another Round Of Higher Highs
Let’s look at the move higher today into a latest new all time / life time high. We talk about upcoming events and where they could take us.
Playing the Probabilities
It’s important to take the valid trades as they come and not pick and choose. If a trade is affordable from the entry level, take it, manage it, and let the market do its thing. For example today, three daytrades triggered, two hit target 1 and one hit the stop loss. Trying to avoid the loss is futile.
Is 2020 The Year To Sell Gold? Revisited.
In late December I started to ask if 2020 was the year to sell Gold, wanting to see 2019 highs taken out first. Now they have been and I’m looking at whether a multi-year high might be in place.
More Of The Same
Last week’s market brought us more of the same. More strength, more new highs and more short covering. TSLA and BYND traded well off that in our previous video, let’s look at two fresh names for next week’s abbreviated session.
