Don’t sell stocks after a strong drop
Don’t sell stocks after a strong drop – 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 supply and demand forces move the threads in the background for every market and asset worldwide, creating strong market price action. In this...
The Power of Diversification: Why Including Canadian ETF $FXC in Your Portfolio is a Smart Move for Long-Term Investors in 2024
Welcome to my journey of mastering price action strategies tailored specifically for long-term Canadian ETF $FXC investors. In this video, I share insights from my experiences navigating the intricacies of price action trading strategies and diversification. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned investor, understanding price action can transform your approach to trading and empower...
Understanding Candlestick Patterns: Price Action Trading Strategies For Beginners
Welcome to my comprehensive masterclass on price action trading strategies! This video lesson will hopefully help you understand candlestick patterns. Whether you’re a novice trader or looking to refine your intraday trading skills, this course will empower you with the knowledge and techniques needed to navigate the dynamic world of financial markets. In the first...
Unveiling the Myth: Why Earnings Reports Shouldn’t Dictate Your Stock Purchases
Are you tired of playing the stock market guessing game, where one earnings report can send your investments soaring or sinking? It’s time to break free from this myth and discover a new approach to building wealth. In today’s blog post, we’re debunking the belief that earnings reports should dictate stock purchases. Get ready to...
Learn how price action and supply and demand control the markets
Tesla and Elon Musk are always in the news for one reason or another. However, nobody is talking about price action and supply and demand. Price action creates imbalances made of price action and candlestick formations. Candlestick formations and supply and demand imbalances can tell us a lot about a stock’s future and where the...
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...
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...
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