Everyone liked the candlestick video so much I thought I’d point out another cool video that makes a good point about how to look at things simply. Those who’ve been reading my technical analysis basics series can tell that I’m a fan of simple chart analysis. This video gives a great example of [...]
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Trading ranges and trends are fundamental tools that must be understood in order to make wise trading decisions. In fact determining what type of trend an issue is in and whether that trend will continue is probably the most important assessment you can make in order to make money.
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The most basic piece of data one needs to understand in technical analysis is price data. This data however is not as simple as one might think. There are actually four distinct price values for any given period of time and understanding their differences is vital to reading charts and indicators.
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Watch as I make a fool out of myself and see if you can use it to help motivate you not to make the same mistakes. I recount tales of how 2009 has gotten the better of me repeatedly.
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Money management and trading psychology are tricky. Trading with a stop or stop loss order, can reduce your propensity to over-think or to “fall in love” with a trade. Trading without a stop is like driving without a seat belt: it might not hurt you, but it might be devastating.
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We can use General Mills (NYSE: GIS) as an example of a broad analysis including:
- Value Analysis
- Trend Analysis
- Chart Patterns
This will help give some insight into some methods for getting a broad picture of a stock’s health.
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Education, information and data are keys in being successful in modern markets. Learn about eight tools that are completely free and yet invaluable.
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The moving average is often the first tool any trader must learn to begin their education. While it may seem simple to many, even the most experienced traders can learn ways to make use of this most basic of analysis tools.
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Gold is a vexing investment right now. Many of the elements that make so many other issues difficult to trade are even more important when it comes to gold. Fortunately there are some tools that can help us make sense of this market.
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John Roque, managing director of WJB Capital Group, discusses the possibility that we’re in a trading range. Saying the market gets the “benefit of the doubt.” Once again, however, the question remains as to whether so many neutral or bearish analysts suggests a contrarian bullish strategy.
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