Here is some great email Q&A with a YTC Newsletter reader Thomas… Question: Hey Lance, Hope you are well! Got one question for you. Looking at the below 3-minute chart when would you say we went from uptrend to downtrend? I often have a hard time reading the market after a large move in one…
The following chart sequence shows a great example of how I define a change of trend. The chart is a 1-minute chart of the 6B. The market and timeframe are irrelevant though. The concept applies to all markets and whichever timeframe you’re using to define the trend. I just happen to currently use the 1-minute…
Some more great email Q&A… Question: Hi Lance, Had a question on breakouts. I know you subscribe to the breakout, then wait for a pullback to get in. I was monitoring GBP/USD last night. I set an alarm for if price got up to resistance at 1.5080. It then broke thru. Sticking to my rules…
I occasionally get email requests asking how I define the trend, so to save on future email replies here’s the short answer… It seems that perhaps many people assume I use an EMA, given that the charts shown in my newsletter typically display an EMA(20). That’s not my trend definition though. I use fairly standard…
Here’s another great question from a YTC newsletter reader… Question: Lance, I have another question. Its to do with “the trend”. We are told, “the trend is our friend”. We are also told, “the trend is our friend until the end”, and we are told, “trade the trend until it bends”. But the weekly and…
Trapped traders are a simple concept you may wish to incorporate into your trading strategy, due to its potential to offer higher reliability trade setups. These are price action based setups in which traders suddenly find themselves trapped in an undesirable situation, either: Stuck in a losing position, desperate to get out; or Stopped out…
