A successful trader must be like a chameleon, willing to change with market conditions. Markets reflect the economic and geopolitical landscapes. The global pandemic changed many assumptions, forcing market participants to develop new skills to deal with the price carnage in early 2020. The impact of unprecedented central bank liquidity and government stimulus...
3.19.20 I am talking about the mining stocks. Pierre Lassonde is the name I could not remember...interviewed on King World News. Useful...just as Kitco is useful, but treat like you would treat your dog who bites...even you. I wish I could recommend a gold/silver advisory service that has a good reputation...but I don't have one that I have followed. I DO...
1.7.20 This is a mini session on market dynamics and the price action o f silver. Should be helpful for some traders. It won't make a difference unless you take a few minutes to draw the lines at least one time on your own charts to get a feel for this.
I'd like to talk about market dynamics with the gold market today. This was a very difficult video to produce because I just didn't have enough time to talk sufficiently and without making some mistakes. One point that I did not articulate well is that if you become a seller and the market works against you, then you become a buyer so you are not only feeding...
This is a different kind of entry than most people will not see or understand. I like to think it involves something I would call market dynamics...but it boils down to buyers vs sellers and fast money vs smart money.
I ran out of time on the video...probably a good thing because I was probably getting a little hypertensive base on the tone and volume of my...
Most traders overtrade, for one reason or another. Overtrading is perhaps one of the quickest ways to decimate your account and especially as a retail trader with limited risk capital, the best thing is to only trade when the market is active and offering A+ trades. Efficiency is possible by working smarter, not harder.
The question becomes: how can you identify...
