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Showing posts with label Trade Adjustment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trade Adjustment. Show all posts

Thursday, March 24, 2016

Which Stock to Trade?

Don’t we all want to trade a stock that is outperforming the markets?
Outperforming has two dimensions:
  • A price development far above the market.
  • A price development far below or against the market.
As you can see, we are already considering more than one strategy to trade the markets. Let us assume: By having thousands of tradable assets, we always have the ability to pick a stock that has a potential for a desired price-move and thus, we neglect price-neutral-strategies and focus on going long or short in an asset.
How do you notice a strong individual stock performance?
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We can help you twofold:
Each of the NLT Alerts or scans has clearly defined entries, exits, and stops- or adjustment levels.
How to go short from an IRA or trade high value stocks from a small account?
By applying option strategies!
Now, it gets even more demanding:
  • Which strike price to pick?
  • Which expiration day to choose?
Answering all this is part of our mentorship programs; in this article we just want to guide you through a list of trade preparation steps and give you some examples of high probability trading.
Let us share some wisdom:
  • Long-term investors best trade from a daily chart.
  • Swing traders from a 4-hour and daily chart.
  • Day traders from meaningful sub-day time frames.
Long-Term Investor Example: Time in the Trade 1-5 weeks, while many of us only stay in a trade for two weeks.
TSLA Weekly NLT Top-Line Chart
TSLA on a Weekly NLT Top-Line Chart March 2016
Dots on the chart mark the target, bubbles the formulated price threshold for the entry. Bubbles, where the requested price threshold was not surpassed by the next candle are not commented. TSLA on the above chart had six winners and one losing trade, by accepting trades mechanically; considering that we do not want to trade the second NLT Light Tower (candle with a cyan dot) in a price sequence, the loss could have been prevented. When applying trade repair strategies, the losing trade could have even been turned into a winner.
As a live example, we are taking the NeverLossTrading Long-Term Investor Watch List Alert for the Week of March 14, 2016 and strike a balance today at March 24, 2016; documenting the following results:
March 14 to March 24, 2016 Predictions and Results: 9-Winners, 2-Losses
March 24, 2016 Long-Term Investor Alert
81% winners after two weeks or less in a trade is a result that speaks for high probability trading, which we dedicate ourselves to; check your charts and you will see for yourself.
The subscription to the NeverLossTrading Long-Term Investor Alert is $195/month. As a special offer, we give you the first week for free for testing…click here for the details. Test it out with no obligations. We only trade when the desired price threshold is surpassed: The NLT Alert contains the entry price level desired to indicate a strong institutional price move.
If you rather want to learn and experience how to accept and execute those trades with our systems, schedule your individual consulting hour:
Call +1 866 455 4520 or contact@NeverLossTrading.com
We are teaching one-on-one only, thus capacities are limited: do not miss out!
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We are looking forward to hearing back from you,
Thomas

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Short- versus Long-Term Trading

Dear Fellow Trader,
Actual topics for June 2015:
  1. Watch our feature presentation: Activity Based Trading Success at http://tradersworldonlineexpo.com/ Experience why following institutional footsteps and protecting your trades are key essentials for your trading success. Just register and you get access to 20 presentations. 
  1. Status of the Market and Trade Focus: Short- versus Long-Term Trading
Why is currently long-term positioning trading more difficult and what to do as a trader?
Let us check the S&P 500 as the core market index for stocks on a weekly chart and it shows that the US-stock-markets are in a Purple Zone (time period of directional ambiguity) since the end of January. So far we had no close of a candle outside the price containment area set in the week of December 15, 2014. Yes, we pointed a new high, but closed the week right inside the price containment area.
SPY Weekly Chart 2014 to YTD
SPY 2015
What to do?
Rather trade shorter-term!
Swing Trades: Expect to be in the trade 1-5 days
From daily charts, focus on stocks that make an independent move (check your NLT Correlation Coefficient, a NLT Top-Line lower study ). By the current cyclic nature of the market, for every swing trade you start, prepare to apply trade adjustment methods rather than taking stops. Here is a calculation example what this will do to your trading. The following example is calculated on a 60% win rate and compares methods of reducing the risk to half and eliminating the risk by applying trade adjustment methods, we teach in our mentorships.
Trade Adjustment Methods Calculated
Further actions:
  • Trade from the 4-Hour chart, when weekly signals are surpassed.
  • Build a 4-Hour Watch List by weekly signals and trade confirmed signals

Day Trades: Your premier focus for the time being.
  • Trade from the 1-Hour chart when daily signals are surpassed.
  • Produce a 1-Hour Watch List from daily signals and trade confirmed 10 a.m. onward signals.
  • Use your 10-Minute trading strategies for strong NLT Pre-Market Movers Alerts and the NLT HF Trading Alerts.
The NLT Alerts provide you with selected assets, with ready to trade setups. Select an Alert of your choice, write us an email and receive it Free for 1-Week: contact@NeverLossTrading.com
Experience how NeverLossTrading works live: Schedule your personal consulting hour:
Call +1 866 455 4520 or contact@NeverLossTrading.com
If you are not yet part of our trading tips and free webinars, please sign up here and we keep you up-to-date….sign up here.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you,
Good trading,
Thomas