Don’t buy stocks after a strong rally – here’s why
Don’t buy stocks after a strong rally – here’s why. The reason is that the markets are governed by the forces of supply and demand, whether we like it or not. These forces move the threads in the background, creating strong market price action. In this video market analysis, I will go over why you...
Exploring the Trade Opportunities in USD/JPY and EUR/JPY: A Comprehensive Forex Analysis
Today, we are deeply diving into two major currency pairs: USD/JPY and EUR/JPY. As the foreign exchange market continues to captivate seasoned traders and curious beginners alike, staying informed on potential trade opportunities is crucial. This comprehensive supply and demand forex analysis will explore the fascinating dynamics between these pairs, uncovering valuable insights that could...
Does strong travel demand keep Expedia Group stock bullish?
Expedia Group stock. Does strong travel demand keep it bullish? Probably that’s one of the reasons why Expedia group stock is rallying. A similar scenario is happening on Booking.com travel companies in the same industry. The Expedia Group (NASDAQ: EXPE) marketplace offers travellers the widest choice, including flights, rooms, cars, cruises, activities and much more. The stock...
Is Amazon stock selling off for the right reasons?
Is Amazon stock selling off for the right reasons in 2022? Despite Amazon’s Continuous yet slower revenue growth, Amazon’s stock price (NASDAQ: AMZN) keeps on selling off strongly. I read somewhere that the appeal of Amazon stock is gradually improving, but it still feels a little too early to get involved. And there is a...
Pin bar candlesticks are usually reactions to imbalances supply and demand imbalances
A bullish pin bar usually appears at the end of the downward movement, not necessarily a downtrend. It opens within the body of the previous bearish candlestick and has a long lower tail and a small body. The pin bar candlestick will be useless unless you put price action in the context of the surrounding...
Always look left before placing a trade
Why is it advised to look left and right while crossing the road? If you only looked right to check whether any immediate incoming vehicle was approaching you, you might get stuck up in the middle or hit by the car from the other direction, which you didn’t check. Or, after checking the left side,...
How To Make Predictions For Trades in Stocks and Forex Weeks and Months Ahead
How To Make Predictions For Trades in Stocks and Forex Weeks and Months Ahead. You can learn to plan your trades weeks and months before the move happens. You may be wondering how that is possible. Simple, the stock market, the Forex and crypto markets are moved by supply and demand forces you are unaware...
Price action trading is the only non-lagging indicator
Price action trading is almost everything. Price action trading is the only non-lagging indicator. Most traders love technical indicators and oscillators. I have seen many traders excited when they discover a new tool to drag on their charts, adding all sorts of colours, lines, and arrows all over the place. However, the absolute truth is...
Bigger timeframes and supply and demand is the trading edge you need
You need an edge in trading. Bigger timeframes and supply and demand can be your trading edge, but you must do things differently before that happens. If you do what everyone else does, you will lose money because that’s what most traders do. The markets you trade are irrelevant because most traders will succumb to...
Alcoa stock price analysis. Should I buy shares now?
Alcoa stock price analysis. Should I buy shares now? Alcoa is a very important stock in the aluminum industry. Most of the alumina produced in Alcoa is smelter-grade and used to make aluminum metal. The company also has what’s known as non-metallurgical alumina, sold for various industrial applications such as water purification and the creation...
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