Effective today (31st March 2023) I’ve decided to take a few weeks (maybe months) break from regular posting. After being online 24/7 for what feels like forever (actually a decade and a half), it’s time for some much needed R&R. Best of luck with your trading, Lance.
I’ve spent 15 years now writing for YTC. In this time I’ve come to realise that those who take action are a rare breed of people. Well done if you have. But if not… let’s use the start of the new quarter as a line in the sand. A time to leave behind your mediocrity….
Common complaints about the market open: It’s too fast! It’s too volatile! There is too much uncertainty! I get it. And perhaps these traders are best just standing aside. Allowing some structure to develop and THEN trading. But here’s what I think. They’re missing an important point. YOU can create SIMPLICITY within that uncertainty by…
I want to start by taking you back to an article published in December 2021 and reposted just two months ago – Two of the Most Important Weekly Review Questions. Two of the MOST IMPORTANT weekly review questions: What is my current goal? What do I need to do to get there? Not vague…
I’d like to expand upon a little side-comment made in the fifth image from last week’s article. We’ve discussed choppy conditions quite a lot on my site. The plan is usually the same. Recognise the chop. Define the upper and lower boundary of the structure. Put in price alerts if you wish. Step back from…
Those who have been around my site for a while will be aware that I’m not a fan of taking breakout trades. I’d much rather let the level break and then seek either breakout failure or breakout pullback trade opportunity. But there is another option. Entry BEFORE the breakout level. Let’s look at an example…
Keep it simple, traders. A month ago we discussed trading off news reaction highs and lows. You can find that article here if you missed it – https://yourtradingcoach.com/trading-process-and-strategy/trading-off-news-reaction-highs-and-lows/ This was the structure at the time… So I’m hoping that you took the lesson from that article and studied a few more examples from your…
This is NOT what I wanted to see… But then the market doesn’t care for what I want to see. It’s my job to adapt to the market. Not the other way around. So let’s trade… and talk about actions taken when the market open becomes STUCK. Nothing unusual here really. If you want a…
Let’s look at a slight variation of the “One Week Five Innings” concept discussed over the last two years. The background first for those who might have missed it: Article 1: One Week – Five Innings – Show Me How Good You Are! Article 2: One Week – Five Innings – Part 2 These articles…
One of the absolute best ways I like to see price set up for a TST/BOF trade at support or resistance is when price has to move a LOOOONG way to get there. It can snap back nicely should the breakout fail. Think of a rubber band, stretched tight. And then released! We looked at…
