Using the Rule of Thirds to Master Probabilities in trading and investing ranges
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Stocks typically remaining in consolidation ranges 70% of the time while trending the remainder.
Using the rule of thirds, we can use statistics, prior price action and the probabilities of success to...
So many have asked for tutorials on some quant strategies. So this is my first tutorial for some basic quant trading strategies.
This is not really a strategy in and of itself, this is to help you determine realistic price points as part of your overall strategy.
You will need Excel to do this.
If you like this kind of tutorial/find it helpful, let me know and...
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In this video I will be covering my risk:reward model and how I can use it to generate an edge in the market.
In this specific backtesting session, I used 0.5:2 risk:reward with TP at 4RR for every trade.
I got pretty good results - but remember this is simulated and it's easier to perform better.
However, don't take this type of training...
This is not a forecast of AMEX:SPY getting to 500... this video will instead demonstrate how we can answer this question using Options Delta to assess the probability the market expects for an event to happen. I use a backtest of NASDAQ:TSLA Weekly Options to demonstrate.
Demonstrating the big idea: That straight lines in log-space form exponential curves.
This property of the log chart is useful for examining assets with exponential growth (like high-growth stocks, cryptos, etc).
Because the log scale asymptotically approaches the absolute scale as y slice decreases, this indicator is really applicable to any time scale.
This...
In this screencast I show how waiting for a key position in the market is good idea. As I always say, 'Stalk 90% trade 10%'.
The CAD - often referred to as 'the Loonie' (not by me) has been in some trouble across many currency pairs. I'm not interested 'why'. All I care is where the trend is going and key areas of opportunity and probability.
As strange as it...
