Regular divergence is used by traders to identify signs of a possible trend reversal. You will note that you can have either a bullish or bearish divergence, and you should be adept at spotting either one. Â Bullish...
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Bitcoin, the pioneering cryptocurrency, has grown from a niche digital asset to a significant player in global financial markets. Unlike traditional currencies regulated by central banks, Bitcoin operates on a decentralised network using blockchain technology. This innovation...
Stops are a necessary evil for any trader who wants to stay in the game. Some traders may try to avoid using stops but all it takes is one surprise headline and the game is over. I...
My name is Jay Meisler, veteran forex trader, creator of The Amazing Trader and here is my story. The Amazing Trader Story As a bank trader, fund manager and independent trader, I have always displayed an uncanny...
Elliot Waves are fractals. This means that each wave is made up of self-similar sub-waves that also have some relevance in the market. In other words, the same 1-2-3-4-5-a-b-c pattern that makes up the basic Elliott Wave...
It is a good idea to periodically review and evaluate one’s trading skills. One often hears the old saw that “even a broken clock shows the correct time twice a day”. This is a reference to a...
Everybody loses money when trading at some point. It is an unavoidable part of the business. What separates the best traders from the rest is their ability to analyze your trading losses, learn from them, and move...
A 5-wave trend can be reversed by a 3-wave countertrend that is full of corrective wave patterns in Elliott Wave Theory. The Elliott Wave Theory is generally applied to bull markets, but it may prove useful...
What does it mean to fade the breakout? This is the type of trade that one can make when they trade in the opposite direction of the breakout — or trading the FALSE breakout. You would always...
How do you detect fakeouts in trading? Wouldn’t you like to have some way of knowing that what you are viewing in the market could reasonably be defined as a fakeout? That is to say, a breakout...
Introduction to Elliott Wave Theory Elliott Wave Theory was developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott — a professional accountant who went to work trying to figure out the stock market back in his time (1920s-1930s). He reviewed approximately...
You probably want to know about the strength of a breakout move before you decide if you are going to trade into that breakout or not. After all, the stronger the breakout, the more that you can...
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